India, July 18 -- There was seam movement at both Edgbaston and Cardiff, in the first two ODIs, and there also has been bounce on offer for the pacers. India captain, Shubman Gill, however is in the kind of touch that conditions don't apply to him.

In the first ODI, he batted like a dream, timing the ball beautifully on way to a sublime 80 before retiring due to cramp. He batted with the same rhythm in the second game at Cardiff before being caught off an uppish drive for a sweet 30-ball 31. India lost that game and thus go into Sunday's final game against England with the series 1-1.

Watching Gill bat in this series, cricket connoisseurs will be reminded of his opening partner, Rohit Sharma, in his prime. When on song, Rohit's batting ...