IND vs ENG 2025: To Suryakumar Yadav, results matter at the end of the day

While discussing the game, Indian captain Suryakumar Yadav also discussed their performance in the series and their game.

At Mumbai’s Wankhede Stadium, the Indian team concluded the Twenty20 International series with a 4-1 victory. The ODI series between the two teams will now start on February 6 at Nagpur’s VCA Stadium, with Rohit Sharma leading the Men in Blue.

Mumbai was the ideal way for India to wrap up the Twenty20 International series, especially on a full Sunday when many celebrities had come to watch the two great rivals square off. In terms of runs scored in T20 internationals, this was also India’s second-largest victory. Abhishek Sharma, the team’s premier all-rounder, was the match’s star, and Varun Chakravarthy won player of the series for his outstanding ball-handling exploits.

“It’s always about being a little instinctive on the ground; throw the ball to whoever you think might do something.” We’ve had a seat and discussed the type of cricket we want to play, and we intend to continue playing it that way. In the end, we’re getting the outcomes, but it’s a high-risk, high-reward game. (On Abhishek) His family must have loved his innings, and I’m really glad for them too. During the post-match presentation, the victorious captain declared, “It was fantastic.”

“Whenever he has time during our practice sessions, Varun Chakravarthy has been working tirelessly with our fielding coach, T Dilip sir. You witnessed the outcome when he raised his hand today and declared his desire to field in the outfield. He always wants to work on something new and is a process-oriented man, he continued.

One of the best innings was Abhishek’s: Buttler following a series defeat

In the meantime, the English captain, whose team suffered a heartbreaking defeat to end the series, Jos Buttler also discussed the game and his dissatisfaction with the team’s efforts. He also highlighted some of the series’ highlights and praised the Indian squad and Abhishek’s scorching father century in Mumbai.

“We want to improve on some of the things we did well, but we’re unhappy to lose the series. We want to continue playing cricket in this manner and improve our performance. Particularly at home, India is a wonderful country, and we are better off for the pleasure of seeing large crowds like this one at the Wankhede. Positives: Brydon Carse and Mark Wood were two of the players’ best bowling performances, even today. Among the best innings I’ve ever seen in cricket, in my opinion, was Abhishek’s today,” Buttler said.