Wicketkeeper Jamie Smith is likely to miss England's first two one-day internationals against India but is expected to be fit for the Champions Trophy.

As per ESPNcricinfo, India and England share a rich history of ODI clashes, having played 107 matches so far. The Men in Blue have won 58 games while England has won 44. Notably, two matches have ended in a tie (NR: 3). On Indian soil, the hosts have won 34 of the 52 ODIs against the Brits while losing 17 (NR: 1).

England faces setbacks ahead of their ODI series against India as Jamie Smith is ruled out of the first two matches and Jofra Archer will miss a game. Here's what it means for the team

England wicketkeeper Jamie Smith is likely to miss the first two ODIs in the three-match series against India because of a calf injury. However, he is anticipated to be fit in time for the upcoming edition of the Champions Trophy.

Reports: Jamie Smith to miss first two ODIs against India with calf injury (Source: Sky Sports) Jamie Smith made his T20I debut in the recently concluded five match series against India. However, the wicketkeeper-batter had to miss out on last two games of the series as he injured his calf in the third T20I.