England beat India by 56 runs in the fifth Twenty20 international at Southampton, with Jos Buttler leading the chase of a high total. Buttler scored 131, described across reports as a dominant, vintage innings, and his effort helps England win the match and move to the top of the world rankings, replacing India. Harry Brook contributed with an unbeaten 95, adding to England’s momentum and ensuring the win margin. Multiple outlets highlight that Buttler’s century is his highest T20 international score and arrives after a comparatively less productive run of form, with the innings featuring a mix of control and power. India’s defeat follows from England setting a target that India could not reach, despite Brook’s innings and Buttler’s standout performance. Together, the results mean England take first place in the world rankings following the 5th T20, as reported by the outlets covering the match.