A spectacular innings from Rajasthan Royals fourteen year old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi all but decided the match inside the first twenty-five overs. With a century in just 55 balls he went on to a final score of 175 off 80 deliveries, a total that included 13x4s and 13x6s. After his departure in the twenty-sixth over it was back to normality as England tried to haul themselves back into the game. But with three hundred on the board and fifteen overs left in the innings that won't be easy. Two wickets for James Minto helps their cause, Trevedi and Malhotra both gone in quick sucession. England do well for the next ten overs keeping the rate below four, and pick up wickets in the final five. The final Minto over goes for 18 to bring up 400 - it will have to be foot to the floor from the off for England today. Two maidens not the start they were after. Four boundaries from Joe Moores gets things moving but he chops on for just 17. Ben Dawkins hits four boundaries off Hanil Patel in the first sign of aggression and England reach 64-1 at the end of the first Powerplay. Amazingly England are not far off the rate at the Drinks break but Mayes and Rew have gone after quickfire innings. England ahead at 20 overs!!! Dawkins smashes Ayush Mhatre to extra cover and Albert runs himself out second ball. India back in control as Ahmed steers Deepesh to the keeper - wheels really coming off now as Morgan chips back second ball, two in the over for Deepesh and four wickets fall for 3 runs. Caleb Falconer and James Minto add 92 for the eighth wicket but the damage has already been done. Sooryavanshi has been off the field for quite a few overs now, sitting with the coaches and rubbing his leg when he sees the cameras are on him. This kid's a fast learner! Will he make it back on before the final wicket falls? Of course he does, just in time to see Caleb Falconer get to his 100 with a six, but it can't last, and after the third umpire rules that Patel didn't actually ground the ball taking the catch India can celebrate the win.