The five-match T20I series between the two top-ranked sides in the world just got a whole lot more interesting! After getting outplayed in the previous game, India bounced back in style with Virat Kohli rediscovering his touch with an unbeaten 73. What’s more, India have found an opener for the future in Ishan Kishan, who announced himself on international debut with a scintillating 56, and has pretty much relegated Shikhar Dhawan to the bench for the remainder of the series. Full credit to the Indian bowlers too for keeping it tight in the slog overs.

The series still is wide open, and it remains to be seen how Eoin Morgan and company respond to the defeat in two days’ time. For now, we bid you all good night. Thank you for following our live coverage of the 2nd T20I!

Ishan Kishan, Player of the Match  

Kishan: Credit goes to my seniors who gave me confidence to go there and express myself. It is not easy to come and play against a top team. Mumbai Indians have taught me a lot in that regard. That shot did not go my way today. Today I got a good start and I wanted to finish the game and I was upset I could not. When T Curran bowled one and I smashed him for a six, that was the moment I felt I could hit more. I was feeling very happy that finally I am here and finally all the hard-work has paid off. This knock is a tribute to my coach's dad who passed away a few days ago. 

Virat Kohli, India captain: Quite a good game for us. We ticked all the boxes we wanted to, especially with the ball in the first innings. Very smart bowling by all our bowlers. Special mention to Washi. Bhuvi smart operator. Shardul bowled well. It did come on to the bat better, precisely why we chose to bat second on this surface, the dew helped make it better. Special mention to Ishan Kishan. He totally took the game away. Special innings on debut. When you play in the IPL with such dominance like he has against such quality bowlers… he is a fearless character and should continue to back his instincts. He was calculated, wasn’t reckless. Today that counterattacking innings of his and the partnership was what the team needed. (His innings) I had to shift the focus back to the basics for the game. I’ve always taken pride in doing the job for the team. When you have your family with you, then your management’s so good. (On Pandya bowling) I have to give credit to him for bowling at least three overs now. He is going to be a vital part of this team moving forward. It’s about managing his workload now. (On the opposition) You have to play at your best to beat them.

Eoin Morgan, England captain: We were in and around par at half-way stage. India bowled well. Less pace in the first innings. Full credit to India for restricting us to this total. Biggest thing for us tonight is to play on the slow wickets. We want to play on such tracks as much as we can and learn and I am glad we played on this wicket but disappointed with the way we played. I think it is advantage in chasing, particularly with dew around. There was no dew today so credit to India. They (Buttler and Roy) are two aggressive guys. You cannot tell a lot to guy like Jos who plays like that. The next game is on a red soil, which looks like a rock and will turn. 

Virat Kohli becomes the first batsman to score 3,000 runs in T20Is.

After 17.5 overs,India 166/3 ( Virat Kohli (C) 73 , Shreyas Iyer 8)

Kohli redirects a full toss from Jordan towards fine leg, which would’ve been a boundary had it not been for Morgan placing protection in that area. A dot and a single off the next two deliveries, before Virat finishes it off in style with a four and a six off consecutive deliveries.

India bounce back in style after getting outplayed in the previous game, winning by seven wickets this time with 13 balls to spare! Virat Kohli produces a captain’s knock, remaining unbeaten on 73, with Ishan Kishan (56) having set the foundation earlier in his company.

SIX! Virat Kohli finishes off in style as India win by seven wickets to level the series 1-1! Short from Jordan, the skipper pulls this over the long leg fence to end the game with more than two overs to spare! IND 166/3

FOUR! Full from Jordan, and Virat flicks this nonchalantly through square for his fifth boundary! IND 160/3

After 17 overs,India 154/3 ( Virat Kohli (C) 62 , Shreyas Iyer 7)

Archer back for his final over. Single off each of the first two deliveries, with Virat collecting his fourth boundary with an inside out loft two balls later. Misses while attempting to pull a short delivery off the fifth, and keeps the strike with a quick single off the last ball. Archer finishes wicketless, having conceded 24 runs from his quota of four overs along the way. India need 11 off 18.

FOUR! India cross the 150-mark in the 17th over as Kohli goes for an inside out  loft towards wide long off off Archer, the ball landing safely beyond Jordan's each and running away to the fence. IND 153/3