Shubman Gill said it was treat to watch his captain Rohit Sharma dominating England bowlers following India's 4-wicket win in Cuttack.

England set a target of 305 runs after being bowled out for 304 in the final over. Joe Root (69) and Ben Duckett (65) led the scoring, while Liam Livingstone (41 off 32) provided late fireworks.

Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill brought up a century opening stand in just 81 balls and the latter has joined his captain in raising his half-century. India are chasing 305 and they are motoring along in Cuttack.

Riding on Rohit Sharma's 119, India chased down England's 304 with 33 balls to spare and four wickets in hand. India thus win the three-match series with a game to spare. It was Gautam Gambhir's first ODI series win as a head coach.

Indian skipper Rohit Sharma said on Sunday that he "enjoyed" scoring a hundred for the team, and attributed his century to him "breaking down" his batting approach in Cuttack on Sunday.

Rohit Sharma's vintage century led India to a series-clinching win against England in the second ODI with a dominant chase of 304 runs. Ravindra Jadej

A month after his poor form forced Rohit Sharma to drop himself from a test match in Sydney, the India captain can finally breathe easy after producing a faith-restoring hundred in Sunday's second one-day international against England.

Putting an end to the lean patch that Rohit Sharma had endured in the past few months, especially in red-ball cricket, the India skipper served a timely warning for the opposition teams ahead of the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy by firing a destructive century to help India seal the three-match ODI series against England in the second one-dayer at Cuttack on Sunday.