MUMBAI, July 5 -- The start of Saturday's second T20I at Manchester's Old Trafford was all about young batting sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's eagerly-awaited India debut but hosts England didn't allow it to distract them, dishing out a fine all-round performance to win by four wickets with six balls to spare. After doing well to restrict India to 190/7, the home side were well served by their left-hand batter Jacob Bethell, who smashed an unbeaten 76 off 46 (five fours, five sixes) to help England go one up in the five-match series. Whitewashed by Ireland in the preceding two-game series, the pressure was on India going into the game, and the world champions' poor tour of the UK continued. It was India's third defeat in four games on the ...