India Rohit Sharma appeared relaxed ahead of the series-deciding third ODI against England, sharing a light-hearted moment with the coach. Gautam Gambhir and members of the support staff during the team’s optional training session at Lord’s on Saturday.Rohit was seen chatting and laughing with Gambhir and the coaching group on the famous Lord’s balcony before heading out for their practice session. The easy-going interaction came at a crucial stage of the tour, with India gearing up for a winner-takes-all clash after the three-match series was locked at 1-1.Take a look:The visitors started the series with a convincing win in Birmingham before England bounced back in Cardiff, thanks in large part to Joe Rootis undefeated 99. The former England captain’s match-winning knock not only clinched the series but also extended his remarkable streak to five successive ODI centuries.Root’s battle with Jasprit Bumrah is expected to be one of the defining contests of the decider. While the England veteran handled India’s top fast bowler well in Cardiff, Bumrah will be eager to regain control in familiar seam-friendly conditions at Lord’s.India, meanwhile, received a timely boost Virat Kohlithe return to form. The former captain made a fluent 65 in the second ODI and is now just one 50-plus score short of equaling Kumar Sangakkara’s record for the most fifty-plus scores against England in ODI cricket. Kohli also crossed the 1,400-run mark in ODIs played in England, with only Rohit Sharma ahead of him among visiting batsmen.The spotlight, however, remains on Rohit, who has endured a lean run in the format this year, managing just one half-century in eight ODI innings. India will also be hoping for the return of KL Rahul after missing the second ODI, while Washington Sundar’s injury has forced a change in the squad, with Dubey tough written as its replacement.A win at Lord’s would give India the series and end a 22-year wait for an ODI win at the iconic venue, where their last success came in 2004.