Mumbai, July 20 -- Even in the loss, Rohit Sharma returned a hero. The former captain confronted his doubters head-on in the best form possible by mounting a magnificent hundred - 138 (110b, 17x4, 5x6). It was an innings that promised to make the impossible possible, but India lacked the T20-style power in their middle order to achieve 11 runs per over for the final 11 overs. India's inexperienced bowlers were thrashed across the deep pockets at Lord's, but their batters responded in some style. Even though India could not get over the line while pursuing a mammoth 388, they remained in the hunt for large parts of the run chase. There would, however, be no repeat of the NatWest final from 24 years ago as England completed a 27-run victory t...