India's training session in Cuttack on Saturday hinted at team potentially making just one change in the playing XI

Shreyas Iyer, who wasn’t initially part of the playing XI for the first ODI, found his way into the team after Virat Kohli was ruled out due to injury. Despite proving his worth with a blistering 32-ball half-century when India lost early wickets,

Shreyas Iyer made a statement with his tremendous of 59 off just 36 deliveries in the first game which swung the game in India's favour during their chase. Iyer came in after India lost both their openers - Rohit Sharma and Yashasvi Jaiswal.

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India will lock horns against England in the second ODI in Cuttack on Sunday as the Men in Blue look to seal the series with a game to spare. Check out the latest weather update and pitch report here.

Virat Kohli is fit to play the second ODI against England in Cuttack on Sunday after missing the first game due to a knee injury. India's batting coach Sitanshu Kotak confirmed his availability on the eve of the match.

India and England are set to face each other in Cuttack on Sunday. India are expected to make at least one change in the line-up, given Virat Kohli has been declared fit for the game. But who gets displaced by Virat Kohli's return?

Star batter Virat Kohli is "good to go" in the second ODI against England, India batting coach Sitanshu Kotak confirmed on Saturday and downplayed concerns about skipper Rohit Sharma's prolonged lean

Shreyas Iyer revealed that he wasn't originally in the starting XI and only learned late at night that he would be playing, replacing the injured Virat Kohli.

India batting coach Sitanshu Kotak provided a big update on Virat Kohli who missed out in the first ODI due to a knee injury. Kotak revealed that Kohli is fit and good to go in the second ODI at the Barabati Stadium in Cuttack on February 9.