England vs India T20I series: Report Card of Indian Cricketers

#9 Umesh Yadav (Mat: 3 Wkt: 5)- 7.5/10

Umesh Yadav caused a problem or two to the English batsmen with his raw pace

Making a comeback into the Indian team after a long gap, Umesh Yadav ended up with satisfactory returns in the T20 series.

Barring the last game, where he was handed over a beating by the opposition's batsmen, Yadav chipped in with timely wickets and impressed one and all with his raw pace.

Coming into the team in the absence of Jasprit Bumrah, the paceman's performance has certainly done him no harm going into the ODI series.

#10 Yuzvendra Chahal (Mat: 3 Wkt: 1)- 6.5/10

Yuzvendra Chahal failed to make inroads into England's middle order

With just one wicket in three games, Yuzvendra Chahal had to conclude the T20 series on a disappointing note.

Coming into the series as one of the major threats, given the English batsmen's vulnerability to wrist spin, Chahal couldn't quite manage to replicate his heroics from the South African tour.

However, the leggie didn't give away too many runs either in any of the games and kept the run flow in check when the batsmen were going hammer and tongs.

#11 Kuldeep Yadav (Mat: 2 Wkt: 5)- 8.5/10

Kuldeep Yadav proved to be India's X-factor in the first game

Bamboozling the English batsmen left, right, and centre, Kuldeep Yadav made the opposition look like a bunch of inexpert cricketers who had no clue of how to play left-arm wrist spin.

Coming into bowl at a stage when England was cruising ahead, Yadav blew away the batsmen with his wily spin bowling and accounted for match-winning figures of 5-24.

The youngster, however, couldn't quite weave his magic in the second game as England managed to keep him at bay.