Watch: Yashasvi Jaiswal's Super-Human Catch Helps Debutant Harshit Rana Strike Back After 26-Run Over vs England

The India vs England 1st ODI saw Rohit Sharma's side hand ODI debuts to Harshit Rana and Yashasvi Jaiswal. As Indian cricket team begins to enter a transition phase, the likes of Rana and Jaiswal will be crucial for the side's plans. While Rana began on a shaky note, conceding 26 runs in one over with Phil Salt giving him a hard time, he came back strongly in the 10th over picking the wickets of Ben Duckett (32) and Harry Brook (0). 

For the wicket of Duckett, Rana has to thank fellow debutant Jaiswal, who ran backwards for 20 yards to to take a sensational catch that had for India coach Ravi Shastri excited.

Excellent Run-out
Sensational Catch

Some fielding magic from #TeamIndia!

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Meanwhile, the injury suffered by senior batter Virat Kohli ahead of Thursday's first ODI against England here may turn out to be a minor setback for India as the injury does not look serious and the former India captain is likely to be back in the next match.

India captain Rohit Sharma informed at the toss that Kohli had injured his right knee during practice on Wednesday evening and therefore was withdrawn from the first ODI. Though both the Indian team management and Kohli himself would feel disappointed in losing the opportunity to play the match, the injury seems minor.

BCCI said in an official update that Kohli was unavailable for selection in the first ODI in Nagpur due to a sore right knee.

Kohi was on the field with his teammates soon after they arrived at the stadium, warming up for the first ODI though with a strapping or kneecap on his right knee. This proves the injury is not very serious and may not require him to