India v England: final one-day international in Himalayas to go ahead as snow clears in Dharamsala It's very different, it has a ski chalet vibe to it. It's a beautiful ground in a stunning setting and everyone is very excited to play. We are all looking forward to the game. Roof of the world: the England party lands in the the Himalayan city of Dharamsala With India having taken an unassailable 3-1 lead in Mohali, the game is a dead rubber. But Buttler, who made just his second ODI appearance in the previous fixture, insists the tourists are not short of motivation. It is another huge opportunity for everyone. Any time you play for England is a huge honour," he said. There is plenty to play for, individual pride and team pride. It's always a huge game against India in their own back yard. We want to win the game.