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Kolkata: India completed a 5-0 series whitewash by inflicting a crushing 95-run defeat on England in the fifth and final one-dayer at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata.
Ravindra Jadeja dismissed Craig Kieswetter, Jonathan Trott and Jonny Bairstow in successive overs. Jadeja first trapped Kieswetter plumb in front of the wicket for the second breakthrough. Kieswetter hit a six and 9 fours in his 64-ball 63.
In his next over, Jadeja had Trott caught by Virat Kohli at first slip and in his next over Bairstow edged his delivery straight into the hands of Ajinkya Rahane at backward point.
Jadeja's triple strike came after Varun Aaron clean bowled England skipper Alastair Cook, who hit 8 fours in his 61-ball 60.
R Ashwin gave India the third breakthrough when he had Ian Bell caught behind by captain MS Dhoni.
The England run chase got off to a great start with Kieswetter and Cook putting up an opening stand of 129 runs.
Cook and Kieswetter got off to a steady start chasing a target of 271 and didn't seem to be in any kind of hurry.
Earlier, Indian skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni smashed an unbeaten 75 off 69 balls to power India to 271/8 in Kolkata on Tuesday.
India were reduced to 123-4 before Dhoni hit his way out of trouble, pounding four sixes and three boundaries, to help the world champions put up a challenging total on a sluggish wicket.
The late flourish led by the captain saw India plunder 84 runs in the last eight overs, including 39 off the final 12 balls.
Left-arm spinner Samit Patel claimed three for 57, while Steven Finn took 2-47.
Indian openers Gautam Gambhir and Ajinkya Rahane put on 80 runs in 17 overs when England hit back with three wickets without a run being added.
Finn, England's most impressive fast bowler in the series, bowled Gambhir (38) and the in-form Virat Kohli with the first and last deliveries of his sixth over.
In the next over, Tim Bresnan forced Rahane (42) to edge a ball to wicket-keeper Craig Kieswetter, who dived to his right to pick up a superb catch.
Kolkata local Manoj Tiwary, making his first appearance in the series in place of opener Parthiv Patel, scored 24 with the help of four boundaries when he was caught behind off Stuart Meaker.
Suresh Raina helped Dhoni lift the total to 162/4 in the 37th over, before he was run out for 38 by a direct throw from Ravi Bopara.
Patel dismissed Ravindra Jadeja and Ravichandran Ashwin in successive overs, but Dhoni stepped in to steer India to a competitive total.
England gave seasoned batsman Ian Bell his first game in the series in place of Kevin Pietersen, who has a fractured thumb.
Brief scores
India 271 for 8 (Dhoni 75*)
England 176 (Kieswetter 63, Cook 60, Jadeja 4-33, Ashwin 3-28)
Results India beat England by 95 runs
MOM Ravindra Jadeja (India)
Man of the series MS Dhoni (India)
