India canter to five-wicket win over England in first Twenty20 in Pune Dernbach was guilty of three, in fact, in his first over - before Ajinkya Rahane hoisted both him and Bresnan over long-on for sixes. After a 42-run stand, Bresnan hit back with the wickets of both openers in the same over - his first successes in international cricket on this near two-month tour. Gautam Gambhir pulled him high and hard but picked out Hales, the tallest man on the pitch, who held on to the catch above his head at deep square-leg. Bresnan should then have had two in two, Rahane badly dropped at short fine-leg by Stuart Meaker. But the missed chance cost only one run, because Rahane mistimed his next ball to be well-caught at mid-on by Samit Patel. Yuvraj dominated a partnership of 49 for the third wicket, hitting Danny Briggs for six, four, six high over the leg-side in the young spinner's only over. But Meaker then kept his cool under another high one off Wright at deep square-leg when the left-hander fell just short of another six and had to go. India were already on course for victory by then. Virat Kohli was bowled off an under-edge, however, trying to pull the slippery pace of Meaker - and Morgan missed one more golden chance to pull his team back into the match. When Dhoni fell over and was stranded mid-pitch, having set off for a single, his opposite number produced another wild aim on England's night of wides as the run-out opportunity went begging with more than 40 runs still needed. Hales had been almost single-handedly responsible for getting England's innings off to such a promising start. He dispatched Ashok Dinda for successive pulled fours in the first over - and after Michael Lumb was then unable to stop Ravichandran Ashwin beginning with a maiden, Hales took a heavy toll of first-change debutant Parvinder Awana and then Ravindra Jadeja. He hit Jadeja for six over long-on, and repeated the dose off Ashwin too to take the score to 51 for one after the six-over powerplay. Hales raced to his 50 from just 26 balls, with seven fours and those two sixes - and he and Wright took the score to 89 for one at the 10-over mark, in a stand of 68. But Wright got underneath an attempted big hit at Yuvraj and holed out at long-off, a dismissal which kick-started the loss of three wickets for 11 runs in 16 balls - all to the slow left-armer. Yuvraj had Morgan dropped by wicketkeeper Dhoni on four, but bowled Hales who missed a drive at the very next ball - and then got the England captain for good measure in the same over, via another mistimed shot high to long-on. Piyush Chawla's first over had cost 15 runs, but Dhoni took his chance to recall the leg-spinner - who bowled his next two for nine as Patel and Jos Buttler tried to rebuild. They progressed exclusively in ones, between the dots, for the next 16 balls - until Buttler clubbed the returning Ashwin over midwicket for six. Patel's attempt at a maximum, however, resulted only in a third catch in the deep for Rahane off Dinda. England had lost telling momentum - and despite the best efforts of the innovative Buttler in a career-best 33 not out, including successive sixes in Awana's 20th over, they could not redress the balance.