Rohit Sharma ended a poor run of form with his 32nd ODI hundred as India beat England by four wickets in the second one-day cricket international to win the series on Sunday. Sharma, who last scored a half-century in October and averaged less than 11 in his last 16 international innings across the formats,

Rohit Sharma remained calm after scoring his 32nd ODI century, emphasizing that one or two matches wouldn't alter his approach. India's four-wicket win over England secured a series victory, but Rohit stressed his focus on consistent performance and dedication to giving his best on the field.

Defending a target of 305, the only respite for Jos Buttler's team came during a 40-minute period at the start of the chase when one of the ground's eight towers stopped working.