England’s Champions Trophy build-up dented by Ben Duckett worry and another loss - The hosts were too hot to handle in Ahmedabad.

England opener Ben Duckett does not care about a 0-3 whitewash against India as long as England beats Rohit Sharma's side in the Champions Trophy Final. England are currently trailing India 0-2 in the 3-match series.

Ben Duckett believes England's travails in India will be a distant memory if they go all the way in the upcoming Champions Trophy in Pakistan. England have lost six of their seven white-ball matches in a baptism of fire for new head coach Brendon McCullum and go into Wednesday's tour-ending ODI in Ahmedabad 2-0 down in the three-match series.

Ben Duckett and Joe Root scored fifties but England lost seven for 85 as they settled for 304 all out in their must-win second ODI against India in Cuttack. Duckett’s 65 helped England off to another fine start and Root anchored the middle overs with a typically busy 69,

England opener Ben Duckett stresses that the team's main objective is to win the Champions Trophy despite trailing 0-2 in the ODI series against India. England, under coach Brendon McCullum, have faced challenges but Duckett remains positive and confident about their performance in the upcoming Champions Trophy starting February 22 against Australia in Lahore.

Opener Ben Duckett says he does not care if England are beaten 3-0 in their one-day series in India, as long as they win the Champions Trophy.