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India 198 for 8 (Hardik 51, Suryakumar 39, Hooda 33) beat England 148 (Moeen 36, Hardik 4-33) by 50 runs
Southampton: England lost their first match under new white-ball captain Jos Buttler as Hardik Pandya inspired India to a dominant 50-run victory in the first Twenty20 at the Ageas Bowl.
After his side were set a challenging target of 199, Buttler was out for a first-ball duck, bowled by a Bhuvneshwar Kumar inswinger.
Hardik then removed Dawid Malan for 21, Liam Livingstone for another duck and Jason Roy for a tortured four from 16 balls, all in his first seven deliveries.
England were 33-4 after 6.1 overs and could not recover as they were bowled out in the final over for 148.
All-rounder Hardik finished with 4-33 to add to his 51 from 33 balls - the highest score in India's 198-8.
The tourists had looked on course for a total well in excess of 200 only to be pegged back by good death bowling, Chris Jordan the pick of England's attack with 2-23.
Yet India's impressive performance with the ball ensured they took a 1-0 lead in the three-match series, their white-ball side hitting back after England's stunning Test victory on Tuesday.
Buttler's outfit can level the series with victory in the second match at Edgbaston on Saturday before the finale 24 hours later at Trent Bridge.
