England hand abject India their biggest T20I defeat to take 2-0 series lead

England handed an abject India their record defeat in T20 internationals as they won the third T20I at Trent Bridge by 125 runs to storm into a 2-0 series lead.

England posted 201-7 after being inserted on what looked a belting pitch, only for India to subside to 76 all out after just 11.4 overs of a shambolic display with the bat.

Josh Tongue (4-28) and Jofra Archer (3-29) impressed in blasting out the Indian top order before Adil Rashid chipped in with 2-14 to confirm India's largest-ever losing margin by runs.

Scorecard: England vs India, third T20I, Old Trafford

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India's 15-year-old wonderkid Vaibhav Sooryavanshi (13 off 5 balls), playing in just his second international match, struck two huge sixes before he became the second wicket to fall, gloving an Archer bouncer behind.

Earlier, Phil Salt (70 off 44) top-scored for England after a scratchy start to his innings, while Sam Curran (44no off 24) and Jos Buttler (36 off 21) also made valuable contributions.

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England's vs India - white-ball series' fixtures/results

First T20 (Durham) - Match abandoned - No result

Second T20 (Manchester) - England won by four wickets

Third T20 (Nottingham) - India won by XXXX wickets

Fourth T20 (Thursday July 9) - Seat Unique Stadium, Bristol (5.30pm)

Fifth T20 (Saturday July 11) - Utilita Bowl, Southampton (2.30pm)

First ODI (Tuesday July 14) - Edgbaston, Birmingham (11am)

Second ODI (Thursday July 16) - Sophia Gardens, Cardiff (1pm)

Third ODI (Sunday July 19) - Lord's, London (11am)

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