Scorecard: England vs India, second ODI, Cardiff

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Summary India in England 2nd ODI / Cardiff England India Match details - Toss: England won the toss and elected to field - Venue: Sophia Gardens, Cardiff - Umpire: Russell Warren - Umpire: Sam Nogajski - TV umpire: Kumar Dharmasena - Match referee: Richie Richardson - Reserve umpire: Martin Saggers

England (LOCATION) India (LOCATION) ODI (ORG) Cardiff Summary India (ORG) ODI / Cardiff England India Match (ORG) Sophia Gardens (LOCATION) Cardiff (LOCATION) Russell Warren - Umpire (PERSON) Sam Nogajski - TV (PERSON) Kumar Dharmasena - Match (PERSON) Richie Richardson - Reserve (PERSON) Martin Saggers (PERSON)

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Scorecard: England vs India, second ODI, Cardiff

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