England beat India by 27 runs in the third ODI at Lord’s to clinch the series. Multiple reports focus on Ben Duckett’s innings as the key contribution for England, with Duckett scoring a century that sets up a competitive total. The match is described as a run-heavy contest, with both teams scoring freely at points. In the later stages, Sam Curran provides the decisive impact for England by taking wickets in a late burst that restricts India’s chase and prevents the visitors from reaching the target. The combination of Duckett’s batting and Curran’s late wicket-taking is presented as the difference between the sides. With this result, England secure the series victory, while India are left to regroup after falling short at Lord’s in the final group match of the series. The reports consistently cite the same turning points: Duckett’s century for England and Curran’s late spell to swing the contest away from India.