The heavy defeat capped off a winless T20I tour for the reigning world champions, who were also dethroned from the top of the ICC Men's T20I rankings by the hosts. \"There's a lot to take. Especially the conditions, the awareness. It's all about adaptation, I feel. Conditions kept changing from match to match. As professionals, we need to learn.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
\u201cIt's important that we communicate as much as possible about what we could have done better over here. Fielding plays a key role in winning matches. This is one aspect we need to work on,\" Iyer said at the post-match presentation.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The Indian captain pointed out that catching errors allowed England skipper Jos Buttler (131) and Harry Brook (95 not) to construct a match-winning 233-run second-wicket stand and propel the hosts to a mammoth 257\/3. In reply, India could only make 201\/8, despite fifties from Ishan Kishan (56) and Tilak Varma (53).<\/p>\r\n\r\n
\u201cIt's important that we communicate as much as possible about what we could have done better over here. Fielding plays a key role in winning matches. This is one aspect we need to work on,\" Iyer said at the post-match presentation.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
\u201cI felt their execution in bowling was spot on. And they've played a lot of cricket over here. Sensational batting by Buttler, and then Harry came in. We dropped a couple of catches, and that could've changed the rhythm of the game,\" Iyer added. India will now head into the three-match ODI series against England, starting on July 14 in Birmingham.<\/p>\r\n\r\n