England skipper Jos Buttler has won the toss for the third consecutive match and this time elected to bowl in the third one-day cricket international against India.

Virat Kohli has returned from a knee injury as England won the toss and opted to bat against India in the second ODI at the Barabati Stadium.

India are the clear favourites as they take on England in the final ODI of the three-match series. India have been absolutely indestructible in home ODIs in the recent past. In fact, India have never lost to England in an ODI series at home in the past 14 years.

India have already won the series but are unlikely to make too many changes so as to help key players keep their momentum going into the Champions Trophy.