Watch: Shivam Dube's funny missed catch of Harry Brook goes viral

India continue to display their unimpressive performance in the fielding department during the fifth T20I of the five-match T20I series against England at Rose Bowl in Southampton. Shivam Dube dropped a catch of Harry Brook, who went on to punish the Indian bowlers all around the park later on.

The visitors, under the leadership of Shreyas Iyer, came in England with the historic 2-0 series defeat against Ireland. After the washed out contest in the opening T20I in Durham, the home series earned the series victory with three successive victories.

What happened? Shivam Dube's comical drop of Harry Brook, explained

It was the second ball of the sixth over of the innings as Prince Yadav was introduced into the attack by Iyer. The right-arm pacer has been clinical with his superb bowling performance in the previous clashes of the shortest format.

Watch Shivam Dube dropping Harry Brook in this video-

The Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) pacer put up a short of a length delivery around the off stump as Harry Brook looked to slog the ball across the line and got a thick top edge. Shivam Dube moved back, but he was never in position to get underneath. The ball kept swirling in the air and landed well past him.

Brook, on the very next delivery, advanced down the wicket and clubbed the short ball over the deep mid-wicket for a six. He backed it up with another over boundary, which was pulled over the deep backward square leg for half-a-dozen.

ENG vs IND 5th T20I: England finish with 257/3 with Jos Buttler's century

England lost Phil Salt early in the innings before Jos Buttler and Brook notched up a second-wicket partnership of 233 runs off just 17 overs with the wicket-keeper batter celebrating a fine knock of 131 runs off just 64 balls at a strike rate of 204.69 with the help of 12 boundaries and eight sixes. Dube broke the stand and dismissed Jacob Bethell for a golden duck.

Buttler's 131-run knock is the highest individual score against India in the shortest format of the game. Brook, meanwhile, remained unbeaten on 95 runs off 45 balls at a strike rate of 211.10, with the help of four boundaries and eight over bounaries. The home finished with 257 runs for the loss of three wickets in their allotted 20 overs.