England defeated India by seven wickets in the fifth and final cricket one-dayer at Dharamsala on Sunday.

Himachal police on Sunday ordered an enquiry after fake tickets were recovered from several cricket fans during the India-England ODI currently being played at HPCA stadium.

A morale-boosting series win sealed, India would be aiming to finish with a flourish when they take on England in the inconsequential fifth and final cricket one-dayer at the picturesque HPCA stadium on Sunday.

The fifth and final cricket one-dayer between India and England on Sunday will start half-an-hour later than the scheduled start due to inclement weather conditions in the hill town, the BCCI announced.

The England players were taken aback by the pleasant weather in Dharamsala contrary to their perception before reaching here but had to miss a chance to meet The Dalai Lama.

Amid huge enthusiasm both India and England cricket teams arrived in Dharamshala for the fifth and final One-Day International to be held on Sunday.

The Indian team management has not yet sought a cover for skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni, who sustained a thumb injury before the fourth ODI against England at Mohali, increasing the possibility of his playing in the final match here on Sunday.

More than the talent, Gautam Gambhir's success story has always been about a street smart cricketer but it seems that time is running out for the Delhi opener, who has been struggling to find form in all three versions of the game.

The atmosphere in Dharamsala is nothing short of festive as the hill town gears up to host its first ever international cricket match with India taking on England in the inconsequential fifth and final ODI of a series that has been pocketed by the home nation.

Former England skipper Paul Collingwood joked that he might need to buy a "snow suit" for the final ODI between India and England to be held at Dharamsala where there is a forecast of snowfall.