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Duckett's 141 Steers England to Record 387 Against India at Lord's

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Ben Duckett scored 141 as England posted 387 in their ODI against India at Lord's, marking the highest List A total ever recorded at the ground. Duckett's knock also stands as the highest individual ODI score at the iconic venue. He shared a record-breaking partnership with Jacob Bethell, which became the highest stand for any wicket against India in ODIs. The innings was defined by aggressive batting throughout England's lineup, resulting in a dominant display. The total surpassed all previous List A scores set at Lord's across its long cricketing history.

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