Jacob Bethell scores 91 as England sets strong foundation at Lord's
BBC Sport • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 19, 2026, 12:37 PM
Last updated Jul 19, 2026

Jacob Bethell has been dismissed for 91 runs, ending a record-opening partnership of 192 runs with Ben Duckett. This match is part of the series-deciding One Day International between England and India at Lord's on July 19, 2026. Bethell's innings helped England make a strong start, putting them in a favorable position early in the match. India secured their first wicket, looking to capitalize on this opening as the team aims to turn the tide in the series.
- •Bethell scored 91 runs before being caught out.
- •The opening partnership with Duckett totaled 192 runs.
- •This match is a series-deciding One Day International.
- •Match taking place at Lord's on July 19, 2026.
- •India secured their first wicket of the day with Bethell's dismissal.
- 12:37 PMBBC Sport — 'The end of an outstanding partnership' - Bethell departs for 91
"India finally get their first wicket of the day as Jacob Bethell is caught for 91, bringing to an end a record-breaking opening partnership of 192 alongside Ben Duckett, as England make a brilliant start to the series-deciding One Day International at Lord's.
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