England post 202 runs, India bowled out for 76 in 3rd T20I

Trent Bridge hosted a one‑sided T20 International on July 8 as England posted 202 for 7, leaving India floundering at 76 all out. The 125‑run margin is the widest by runs in India’s T20I history.

India’s top order never found rhythm. Abhishek Sharma contributed ten runs before being caught by Jos Bowling off Josh Tong’s delivery. Vaibhav Suryavanshi’s 13 runs came off just five balls before the same catch. Ishan Kishan fell for 13, and captain Shreyas Iyer was dismissed by Archer. Akshar Patel (10), Tilak Varma (3), Harshit Rana (2) and Shivam Dubey (2) also went cheaply. Josh Tong’s spell yielded four wickets for 28 runs, while Archer claimed three for 29 and Adil Rashid added two for 14.

England’s innings was anchored by Phil Salt’s gritty 70 off 44 balls, with Jos Bowling adding 36 off 21. Sam Caren’s unbeaten 41 off 24 and Harry Brook’s quick 16 helped secure the win, giving England a 2‑0 cushion in the five‑match series.