Last Updated: July 1, 2026 05:24 PM
India and England are both very good T20I teams. The five-match T20I series is happening from July 1. The series will go until July 11. India leads the head-to-head record clearly. Their rivalry began in the 2007 contest. Let’s understand this thrilling cricket rivalry.
ENG vs IND Head-to-head Record Overview
India has won 18 matches, and England has won 12 matches total. ENG vs IND Head-to-head shows India leading with a clear edge over England. Played 30 T20I matches in all. In the first match of the 2007 World Cup, India won.
Yuvraj Singh hit six sixes there against Stuart Broad in that match. Their latest meeting was the semi-final at Wankhede Stadium in 2026. India beat England in that match. India won the World Cup 2026 after beating New Zealand in the final.
England played very strong cricket and won all the Super Eight matches there. But lost to India in the semi. ENG vs IND Head-to-head contests are always competitive and very exciting.
Home and Away Statistics: Breaking Down
India has a strong record at home. Won 11 matches in India and lost only 6 matches at home. England’s record in India is very poor as they struggled badly in Indian conditions. India’s record in England is good as they won 5 matches in England and lost 4 matches in English conditions.
Shows India’s dominance overall clearly. Home advantage helps India very much. English conditions sometimes help the England team. But India performs better overall. ENG vs IND Head-to-head statistics show India’s consistency over the years.
Previous Series and Recent Contests
England won the T20 World Cup twice, in 2010 and 2022. India won the World Cup three times in 2007, 2024, and 2026. The recent England series in Sri Lanka as they won 3-0. India lost to Ireland 2-0 under new captain Shreyas Iyer.
The latest semi-final was very bold. India won by 7 runs. Both teams are very strong. England’s batting is quite strong as India’s bowling attack is very good. The series will be very competitive. ENG vs IND Head-to-head rivalry continues with five more matches.
