Key keywords: England vs India 2nd T20, Old Trafford cricket 2024, live T20 cricket score, ball-by-ball cricket commentary, T20 match video highlights, India tour of England 2024, real-time cricket updates, international T20 series The second T20 international of India’s 2024 tour of England is currently underway at the iconic Old Trafford Cricket Ground in Manchester, drawing a sell-out crowd of over 26,000 fans from both nations. After India claimed a thrilling 7-wicket win in the series opener at The Rose Bowl last week, both sides have made targeted adjustments to their playing XIs for this fixture, with England bringing in fast bowler Chris Jordan to replace the injured Reece Topley, while India have opted to retain the same winning lineup that dominated the first match’s run chase. England captain Jos Buttler won the toss and elected to field first, citing the overcast conditions and expected dew build-up later in the evening as key factors in his decision. India’s opening pair of Rohit Sharma and Yashasvi Jaiswal got off to a blistering start, putting up a 78-run partnership in the first 8 overs before Sharma was dismissed by a spectacular one-handed diving catch from England wicketkeeper Phil Salt off the bowling of Sam Curran, ending his innings on 34 off 21 deliveries. Jaiswal continued his fine form, notching his third half-century in T20 internationals this year before being caught by Jonny Bairstow off Adil Rashid’s bowling for 62 off 34 balls, a knock that included 7 fours and 3 sixes. As of the 15th over, India sit at 132 for 3, with Virat Kohli (21 not out off 12 balls) and Suryakumar Yadav (14 not out off 8 balls) at the crease, looking to push the final total above the 190-run mark. Our live ball-by-ball commentary team is providing real-time analysis of every delivery, including pitch condition updates, player performance breakdowns, and tactical insights from former England captain Michael Vaughan and ex-India batter VVS Laxman. Full video highlights will be available immediately after the conclusion of the match, featuring all key moments including Jaiswal’s explosive half-century, Salt’s stunning catch, all sixes and wickets, and post-match press conference clips from both captains. Fans can stream the live match and access highlights on Sky Sports in the UK and Disney+ Hotstar in India, with additional broadcast coverage available in over 120 countries worldwide. The result of this match will have a major impact on the 5-match series, with a win for India putting them in a commanding 2-0 lead, while a victory for England would level the series ahead of the third fixture at Edgbaston next Tuesday.