Moeen's bunny and Broad's wait

3 Number of times Moeen Ali has dismissed Suresh Raina in ODIs, more than any other batsman. He has dismissed Kumar Sangakkara and Darren Bravo twice each.

29 Overs since Stuart Broad's last ODI wicket, before dismissing Ambati Rayudu in the first innings. Before this game, Broad took his last ODI wicket against West Indies in North Sound in March 2014.

125 The sixth-wicket partnership between Jos Buttler and James Taylor, the highest ever in a successful chase after being five down for less than 100 against a top-eight team. The pair came together at 66 for 5 and took England to 191.

2 Only twice have India been bowled out for 200 or fewer after their opening partnership had posted more than 75. India went from 83 for 0 to 200 all out in this game. India's lowest such score is 184, after being 92 for 0, against South Africa in 1992.

5 Number of times that India have been bowled out for 200 runs or less in 11 ODIs in Perth. The only venue where India have been bowled out for such a score five or more times in fewer ODIs is Durban, where this has happened five times in nine ODIs.

170 Number of ODI wickets for Stuart Broad, the third highest for an English bowler. Broad picked up three wickets in this ODI, taking him past Andrew Flintoff (168).

34 Number of times that an overseas opener has made a 50-plus score in Perth; Ajinkya Rahane's fifty was the 34th. However, there has been only one instance of a visiting opener going on to score a hundred; Gordon Greenidge, versus Australia, in 1987.

83 Partnership runs for the first wicket stand between Shikhar Dhawan and Rahane, the highest for India at this venue. The only other 50-plus opening stand for India at Perth came in 1992, 63, by Kris Srikkanth and Ravi Shastri, also against England.

3 Number of times that Chris Woakes has dismissed Dhawan in ODIs. The only batsman whom Woakes has dismissed more often is Thisara Perrera, four times.

64 Percentage of his international wickets that Moeen Ali has taken against India. He has picked up up 25 of his 39 international wickets against India.

25 Runs scored by Mohammed Shami, the second-highest for any Indian No. 11. The highest such score is 30, by Javagal Srinath against South Africa in 2000.

2 Number of fifties for James Taylor in the two games against India this series. He scored 0 and 5 in the two games against Australia.