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England players play football as India's delayed arrival pushes T20I toss back

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Ahead of the fifth T20I in Southampton, India's team bus was held up in traffic, causing a delay in their arrival at the venue. While waiting, England players passed the time by playing a game of rondo football. The delay resulted in the toss being pushed to 7:15 PM IST, with the match starting at 7:30 PM IST. Once the Indian squad arrived, players including Shreyas Iyer and Suryansh Shedge quickly began their warm-ups. England entered the match looking to seal a 4-0 series victory.

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