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India pacer Prince Yadav<\/a> claimed his first wicket of the game by dismissing England opener Ben Duckett after his record-breaking century in the third and final ODI of the three-match series. The contest is being played on Sunday, July 19, at Lord’s in London.<\/p>\n The dismissal came on the third ball of the 44th over of England’s innings. Prince bowled a short off-pace delivery into the deck, and the left-hander attempted to swat it across the line but only managed to toe-end it straight back to the bowler, who completed the catch.<\/p>\n Check out the dismissal video below:<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/template><\/p>\n Duckett scored 141 off 135 balls, smashing 18 fours and a six to register the highest individual score at Lord’s in ODIs. He surpassed Viv Richards’ unbeaten 138 off 157 balls, scored against England in the 1979 World Cup final.<\/p>\n Opting to bat first, England openers Jacob Bethell and Ben Duckett got off to a strong start, adding 58 runs in the powerplay. The duo continued to dominate, with Bethell bringing up his half-century off 51 balls in the 16th over as England reached 125\/0 after 20 overs. Duckett then completed his fifty off 64 balls in the 22nd over.<\/p>\n The pair eventually added 192 runs off 181 balls for the opening wicket before Bethell missed out on a century, falling for 91 off 93 balls to Prasidh Krishna<\/a> in the 31st over. Joe Root then walked in at No. 3 and, alongside Ben Duckett, kept the momentum going.<\/p>\n The southpaw went on to score 141 off 135 balls before being dismissed by Prince Yadav, an innings that included 18 fours and a six. During his stay, Duckett and Root added 101 runs off 80 balls for the second wicket. Meanwhile, Root continued his fine run of form by bringing up yet another half-century. At the time of writing, after 46 overs, England were 315\/2, with Root unbeaten on 50 off 39 balls and Harry Brook<\/a> batting on 10 off nine balls.<\/p>\nBen Duckett’s stunning century puts England on course for a commanding total<\/h2>\n