England rounded off their tour of India on a high note, winning the fifth and final One-Day International in Dharmasala by seven wickets.
Tim Bresnan took four wickets as India were bowled out for 226 before Ian Bell's third ODI century guided England home with more than two overs to spare.
Cricket World TV looks back at the fourth One-Day International between India and England in Mohali.
India clinched the series thanks to Rohit Sharma and Suresh Raina scoring half-centuries and three wickets for Ravindra Jadeja. Although Kevin Pietersen, Alastair Cook and Joe Root scored half-centuries for England, India again never looked in much danger of slipping up.
Our look back at the third One-Day International between India and England in Ranchi.
Returning to his home ground, Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni hit the winning runs to put India 2-1 up in the series with two matches to play. There were also runs for Gautam Gambhir, Yuvraj Singh and Virat Kohli, whose unbeaten half-century was one of the highlights of the game.
India produced an impressive all-round display to hand England a comprehensive 127-run defeat, led by Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Ravi Jadeja, whose partnership at the end of India's innings helped them add 108 in the final 10 overs. Their score of 285 for six was well beyond England, who crumbled to just 158 all out in reply.
The final Test match series podcasts as John Pennington and Chetan Narula discuss the draw in Nagpur, where England claimed a historic series win, and look back at the series as a whole.
Throughout the India-England Test series from Ahmedabad, Mumbai and Kolkata to Nagpur, John Pennington and Chetan Narula have been offering their thoughts in a series of podcasts.
Their final effort saw them discuss the draw in Nagpur, where England claimed a historic series win, and look back at the series as a whole.
A cricket podcast from Cricket World as John Pennington and Chetan Narula discuss the ins and outs of the third Test between India and England at Eden Gardens in Kolkata.
England won the match by 7 wickets to go 2-1 up in the the four-match series.
Hampshire left-arm spinner Danny Briggs has been ruled out England's Twenty20 Internationals in New Zealand after suffering a sprained ankle in Dharamshala.
Briggs, 21, was injured druring training for England's fifth and final One-Day International against India, which he will now miss as well as the tour of New Zealand, and the Lions tour of Australia.
England produced an improved batting performance but it was not enough to prevent India from sealing the series with a five-wicket victory in the fourth One-Day International in Mohali.
Half-centuries in tricky conditions from Alastair Cook, Kevin Pietersen and Joe Root helped England reach 257 for seven but India reached their target with 15 balls to spare.
In the second ODI against England, Jadeja tucked into England's death bowling and ended with 61 off only 37 balls to haul India up to 285 for six. Then, when England batted, he took two wickets with his left-arm-spin. In the third game, it was again his spin bowling that caused problems and he ended with three for 19 in another India victory.