England Cricket Team vs India National Cricket Team Match Scorecard
England vs India match scorecard searches point to one fixture with a long, even history and a very recent chapter. This page gives the latest result first, then the full July 2026 tour, the 2026 T20 World Cup semi-final, and the complete head to head record.
The latest match was the third ODI at Lord’s on Sunday, July 19, 2026. England won a high scoring game by 27 runs and took the ODI series 2-1. Every score below is dated, so you can see exactly which match it belongs to.
This hub was updated in November 2026. No live England versus India series is running now, and no next fixture between the two teams had been confirmed in the research for this page. When the next series is announced, this page should be updated with the new dates first.
Use the tables for the quick numbers and the short sections for the story behind them. Batting and bowling figures use the standard scorecard format, with runs, balls faced, fours, sixes, overs, maidens, runs conceded and wickets.
Latest Match: 3rd ODI, Lord’s, July 19, 2026
England beat India by 27 runs at Lord’s on Sunday, July 19, 2026. England scored 387 for 3 in 50 overs, and India replied with 360 for 7 in 50 overs. England won the three match ODI series 2-1.
England won the toss and chose to bat first. That decision paid off as the top order built a huge total on a flat Lord’s pitch. India chased hard but lost wickets at the wrong time and finished 27 runs short.
The match aggregate of 747 runs was the second highest aggregate in an ODI played in England, according to Cricbuzz. England’s 387 for 3 was also the highest ODI total ever scored at Lord’s. The previous best was 334 for 4, scored against India in the 1975 World Cup.
England Batting: 387 for 3 in 50 Overs
| Batter | Runs | Balls | Fours | Sixes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ben Duckett | 141 | 135 | Not reported | Not reported |
| Jacob Bethell | 91 | 93 | Not reported | Not reported |
| Joe Root | 74 not out | 48 | Not reported | Not reported |
| Jos Buttler | 41 not out | 13 | 4 | 3 |
Ben Duckett scored 141 from 135 balls at the top of the order and set the tone for the innings. His century gave England a fast start and kept the scoreboard moving through the middle overs without risky shots.
Jacob Bethell made 91 from 93 balls and was named player of the match. He also took 1 wicket for 49 runs with the ball, so he shaped the game in both innings and earned the award.
Joe Root finished 74 not out from 48 balls and controlled the closing overs with calm placement. Jos Buttler added 41 not out from only 13 balls, with 4 fours and 3 sixes, to lift England past 380.
England scored 126 runs in overs 41 to 50, including 62 runs in the final three overs. That late burst turned a strong total into a record one and left India chasing nearly eight runs per over from the start.
India Batting: 360 for 7 in 50 Overs
| Batter | Runs | Balls | Fours | Sixes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rohit Sharma | 138 | 110 | 17 | 5 |
| Shubman Gill | 77 | 84 | Not reported | Not reported |
| Virat Kohli | 74 | 60 | Not reported | Not reported |
Rohit Sharma scored 138 from 110 balls, with 17 fours and 5 sixes. It was his 34th ODI century, and the first ODI century by an Indian at Lord’s. It was also the highest individual ODI score by an Indian against England in England.
Shubman Gill made 77 from 84 balls and shared a big partnership with Rohit at the top. Virat Kohli added 74 from 60 balls, so India had three half centuries or better in the chase.
India reached 304 for 2 and looked in control of the chase. Then the innings turned quickly, as India lost three wickets for only 12 runs and the required rate climbed beyond reach.
The collapse after 304 for 2 was the deciding passage of the match. England’s bowlers held their nerve at the death, and India’s lower order could not find the boundaries needed to close a 27 run gap.
India Bowling: Key Figures
| Bowler | Overs | Runs | Wickets |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arshdeep Singh | Not reported | 72 | 2 |
Arshdeep Singh took 2 wickets for 72 runs and was India’s most successful bowler on the day. Even so, England’s batters scored freely against the attack, and no Indian bowler kept the run rate under control for long.
Sam Curran took 4 wickets for 75 runs for England and broke India’s chase open. His wickets came at the stage when India were pressing hardest, and they changed the match in England’s favour.
Jacob Bethell took 1 wicket for 49 runs to go with his 91 with the bat. His all round contribution made him the clear player of the match at Lord’s.
Why England Won the 3rd ODI
England batted first and set a record total, which meant India had to chase at nearly eight runs per over for the whole innings. A target of 388 leaves no quiet overs, and every dot ball adds pressure.
The late overs decided the first innings. England scored 126 runs in the last ten overs, and that burst added about 30 runs more than a normal finish. India needed those runs to stay close.
India’s middle order collapse decided the second innings. At 304 for 2 the chase was on track, but three quick wickets for 12 runs ended the momentum. New batters could not score fast enough against a settled attack.
England won their first bilateral ODI series against India or Australia since 2019, according to Cricbuzz. It was also their first bilateral ODI series win against India since 2018, as reported by SportsTak.
For the full ball by ball record of this match, see the Cricbuzz scorecard for the 3rd ODI at Lord’s. Scorecard pages keep the complete dismissal list and the over by over fall of wickets.
July 2026 ODI Series: England Won 2-1
England won the three match ODI series 2-1 in July 2026. India won the opener at Edgbaston, then England won at Cardiff and at Lord’s to take the series. Each match had a different shape, which is why the series is worth reading as a set.
| Match | Date | Venue | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st ODI | July 14, 2026 | Edgbaston, Birmingham | India won by 6 wickets |
| 2nd ODI | July 16, 2026 | Cardiff | England won by 4 wickets |
| 3rd ODI | July 19, 2026 | Lord’s, London | England won by 27 runs |
1st ODI: Edgbaston, July 14, 2026
India won the first ODI by 6 wickets at Edgbaston. England scored 258, and India chased it down with 262 for 4. India took a 1-0 lead in the series.
Ben Duckett scored 43 for England in the first innings. Virat Kohli made only 5 and was out lbw to Jofra Archer, which was an early blow to India’s chase.
Harbhajan Brar took a wicket for India in the match, as reported in the series coverage. India stayed calm after Kohli’s early dismissal and completed the chase with six wickets in hand.
2nd ODI: Cardiff, July 16, 2026
England won the second ODI by 4 wickets at Cardiff. India scored 233, and England replied with 235 for 6 in 44.1 overs. The series was level at 1-1.
Joe Root scored 99 not out and guided England home with an unbeaten innings. He stayed calm while wickets fell around him and finished the chase with more than five overs to spare.
Jofra Archer and Gus Atkinson took 3 wickets each for England. Their spells kept India to 233, a total that looked short once Root settled at the crease.
Ben Duckett was out first ball in England’s reply, which gave India early hope. Root’s unbeaten 99 then took the game away, and England levelled the series before the Lord’s decider.
ODI Series Talking Points
Root was the most consistent batter across the series, with 99 not out at Cardiff and 74 not out at Lord’s. He scored unbeaten runs in both England wins and anchored the chase and the late first innings surge.
India’s top order fired at Lord’s but could not finish the job. Rohit, Gill and Kohli all passed fifty in the decider, yet India still fell 27 runs short after the late collapse.
England’s bowling at the death improved through the series. Curran’s 4 for 75 at Lord’s was the best return of the series, and it came in the match that decided the trophy.
July 2026 T20I Series: England Won 4-0
England won the five match T20I series 4-0, with the first match ending as no result because of rain. It was the first time England had won a bilateral men’s T20I series against India. The margin was heavy, and the third match was a record defeat for India.
| Match | Date | Venue | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st T20I | July 1, 2026 | Chester-le-Street | No result, rain |
| 2nd T20I | July 4, 2026 | Old Trafford, Manchester | England won by 4 wickets |
| 3rd T20I | July 7, 2026 | Trent Bridge, Nottingham | England won by 125 runs |
| 4th T20I | July 9, 2026 | Bristol | England won by 9 wickets |
| 5th T20I | July 11, 2026 | Rose Bowl, Southampton | England won by 56 runs |
Shreyas Iyer captained India in the T20I series, and Harry Brook captained England’s white ball side. Brook was also named player of the series after scoring 229 runs across the matches.
1st T20I: Chester-le-Street, July 1, 2026
The first T20I ended as no result because of rain at Chester-le-Street. India scored 189 for 7 in 20 overs, and the match was abandoned before England could complete a reply.
India set a target of 190 in their 20 overs, according to the match reports. Rain then stopped play, and the points were shared with the series still level.
The first T20I started at 5:30 PM local time at Chester-le-Street, as listed by CricketTimes. Evening starts were the pattern for this T20I series across England.
2nd T20I: Old Trafford, July 4, 2026
England won the second T20I by 4 wickets at Old Trafford. India scored 190 for 7, and England replied with 191 for 6 in 19 overs. England took a 1-0 lead.
Jacob Bethell scored 76 not out from 46 balls and was named player of the match. Harry Brook made 39 from 15 balls, and Tom Banton added 39 from 32 balls in the chase.
Sam Curran took 3 wickets for 33 runs for England. Arshdeep Singh took 3 wickets for India but could not stop Bethell from finishing the chase with an over to spare.
3rd T20I: Trent Bridge, July 7, 2026
England won the third T20I by 125 runs at Trent Bridge. England scored 201 for 7, and India were bowled out for 76 in 11.4 overs. It was India’s heaviest defeat in T20I cricket by runs.
Phil Salt scored 70 from 44 balls at the top of England’s innings. His fast start set up a total above 200 on a pitch where India later struggled badly.
Jofra Archer took 3 wickets for 29 runs, and Josh Tongue took 4 wickets for 28 runs. India’s batters had no answer to the pace and movement, and the match ended inside 12 overs.
India’s total of 76 was a low point of the tour. The scale of the defeat put extra pressure on the team for the last two matches, and England’s bowlers kept the same intensity.
4th T20I: Bristol, July 9, 2026
England won the fourth T20I by 9 wickets at Bristol. India scored 158 for 7, and England replied with 159 for 1 in 13.5 overs. England sealed the series with a match to spare.
Shreyas Iyer scored 80 not out from 49 balls for India. It was the best Indian batting performance of the T20I series, but it came in a losing cause.
Phil Salt made 59 not out, and Harry Brook scored 79 not out from 35 balls and was named player of the match. England lost only one wicket in a chase that lasted less than 14 overs.
Jofra Archer and Josh Tongue took 2 wickets each for England. Their early strikes kept India to 158, a total that England chased down with ease.
5th T20I: Rose Bowl, July 11, 2026
England won the fifth T20I by 56 runs at the Rose Bowl in Southampton. England scored 257 for 3, and India replied with 201 for 8. England completed a 4-0 series win.
Jos Buttler scored 131 for England in a brilliant innings. Sources differ on the balls faced, with reports of 64 balls and 51 balls, so this page records the runs without stating a ball count.
Harry Brook made 95 not out from 45 balls in the same innings. The pair added 233 runs for the third wicket, which was an England record T20I partnership.
England’s 257 for 3 was the highest T20I total ever scored against India. It showed how far ahead England were in this series, with two batters scoring at a strike rate above 200 in the same innings.
Ishan Kishan scored 56, Tilak Varma made 53, and Sanju Samson added 27 for India. The chase never looked likely once England posted 257, and India finished 56 runs short.
India lost the number one T20I ranking after this series, ending a run of 1,601 days at the top, according to Onmanorama. England’s 4-0 win also came after India had lost a T20I series 2-0 in Ireland just before the England tour, so India lost six T20Is in a row across the two trips.
T20I Series Talking Points
Brook was the player of the series with 229 runs. He scored 95 not out in the final match and 79 not out in Bristol, and he captained the side to a clean sweep.
Archer and Tongue were the bowling story of the series. They took wickets in every match they played and set up the 125 run win at Trent Bridge with a combined 7 wickets.
India’s batting failed as a unit in the T20Is. Only Iyer’s 80 not out at Bristol and Kishan’s 56 in the final match stood out, and no Indian batter scored a century in the series.
T20 World Cup 2026 Semi-Final: Wankhede, March 5, 2026
India beat England by 7 runs in the second semi-final of the 2026 T20 World Cup at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai on Thursday, March 5, 2026. India scored 253 for 7, and England replied with 246 for 7.
England won the toss and chose to bowl first. That call looked good early, but India’s middle order posted a total that proved just enough in a match that went to the final over.
The match produced 499 runs and 34 sixes, which made it one of the most entertaining games of the tournament. Both teams scored at more than 12 runs per over, and the result stayed open until the last ball.
India Batting: 253 for 7
| Batter | Runs | Balls |
|---|---|---|
| Sanju Samson | 89 | 42 |
| Shivam Dube | 43 | 25 |
| Ishan Kishan | 39 | Not reported |
Sanju Samson scored 89 from 42 balls and set the pace for India’s innings. His innings included clean hitting through the middle overs and gave India a platform above 250.
Shivam Dube made 43 from 25 balls, and Ishan Kishan added 39. The three innings together gave India depth, so the loss of early wickets never slowed the scoring rate.
England Batting: 246 for 7
| Batter | Runs | Balls |
|---|---|---|
| Jacob Bethell | 105 | 48 |
| Will Jacks | 35 | Not reported |
Jacob Bethell scored 105 from 48 balls in a superb chase. He kept England in the match almost single handed, and his century made the final over a contest.
Will Jacks made 35 in support, but no other England batter passed fifty. Bethell needed a partner to stay with him, and the support never lasted long enough.
Bethell was run out in the last over, which ended England’s hopes. India held their nerve with the ball, and England finished 7 runs short of a place in the final.
Key Bowling Figures
| Bowler | Figures |
|---|---|
| Hardik Pandya (India) | 2 for 38 |
| Will Jacks (England) | 2 for 40 |
| Adil Rashid (England) | 2 for 41 |
Hardik Pandya took 2 wickets for 38 runs for India and bowled important overs at the death. His experience showed in the final over, when England needed boundaries and India kept them to singles.
Will Jacks took 2 for 40, and Adil Rashid took 2 for 41 for England. Both bowlers kept India below 260, which kept the chase alive until the last over.
India went on to the final against New Zealand on March 8, 2026 in Ahmedabad. India won that final by 96 runs and lifted the trophy. For the final scorecard, see our India vs New Zealand match scorecard hub, and the Cricbuzz scorecard for the 2026 T20 World Cup final.
England had won all three of their Super 8 games before the semi-final, including a win over New Zealand. Their tournament form was strong, which made the seven run defeat harder to take.
This was the third consecutive T20 World Cup semi-final between India and England. India won in 2024 in Guyana by 68 runs, England won in 2022 in Adelaide by 10 wickets, and India won again in 2026 in Mumbai by 7 runs.
For the full ball by ball record of the semi-final, see the Cricbuzz scorecard for the 2026 T20 World Cup semi-final. The scorecard carries the complete fall of wickets and the over by over figures.
England vs India Head to Head: All Formats
India and England have played 289 matches against each other across all formats, up to July 19, 2026, according to SportsAdda and ESPNcricinfo Statsguru. India have won 117, England have won 115, and 57 matches ended as draws, ties or no results. The rivalry is almost perfectly even.
| Format | Matches | India Won | England Won | Other |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tests | 141 | 37 | 53 | 51 drawn |
| ODIs | 113 | 62 | 46 | 2 tied, 3 no result |
| T20Is | 35 | 18 | 16 | 1 no result |
| Total | 289 | 117 | 115 | 57 |
England lead the Test record with 53 wins to India’s 37, and 51 matches drawn. Tests have always been England’s strongest format in this fixture, and the gap reflects decades of English home advantage.
India lead the ODI record with 62 wins to England’s 46. The two tied ODIs both came in 2011, at the Bengaluru World Cup match and in a rain affected game at Lord’s.
India lead the T20I record narrowly, with 18 wins to England’s 16 and one no result. England’s 4-0 win in July 2026 closed the gap, but India still hold the overall edge.
Older head to head tables are out of date and should not be used. Some pages still show 110 ODIs and 30 or 31 T20Is, which was correct before the 2025 and 2026 matches. Always check the cutoff date on a head to head table before quoting it.
Head to Head in ICC Tournaments
| Tournament | Matches | India Won | England Won | Tied |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ODI World Cup | 9 | 4 | 4 | 1 |
| T20 World Cup | 6 | 4 | 2 | 0 |
The ODI World Cup record is level at four wins each, with one tie. The tie came at Bengaluru in 2011, when both teams scored 338 in one of the great World Cup matches.
India lead the T20 World Cup record with four wins to England’s two. India won the 2024 and 2026 semi-finals, while England won the 2022 semi-final in Adelaide by 10 wickets.
One source claimed 17 ICC matches with India winning 10 and England 3, but those numbers do not add up. The table above uses the verified World Cup totals only, and it avoids that faulty count.
Head to Head by Venue: ODIs
| Venue | India Wins | England Wins |
|---|---|---|
| In India | 37 | 17 |
| In England | 19 | 25 |
Home advantage is strong in ODIs between these teams. India have won 37 ODIs at home and 19 in England, while England have won 25 at home and 17 in India.
England’s home edge in ODIs showed again in July 2026, when they won at Cardiff and Lord’s. India’s home edge showed in February 2025, when they won the ODI series 3-0 at home.
Recent Form: January 2024 to July 2026
Nineteen completed internationals were played between January 2024 and July 2026, according to the Eastern Herald timeline. India won nine, England won nine, and one match was drawn.
| Format | Matches | India Won | England Won | Drawn |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tests | 10 | 6 | 3 | 1 |
| ODIs | 3 | 1 | 2 | 0 |
| T20Is | 6 | 2 | 4 | 0 |
The 2026 matches alone favoured England heavily. Nine completed matches were played in 2026, including one T20 World Cup semi-final, five T20Is and three ODIs. India won one, England won seven, and one T20I ended as no result.
The 2026 tally shows how fast a rivalry can turn. India won the World Cup semi-final in March, but England then won seven of the eight completed matches on the July tour.
2025 Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy: Five Tests, Drawn 2-2
The 2025 Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy ended 2-2 after five Tests played from June 20 to August 4, 2025. England won at Headingley and Lord’s, India won at Edgbaston and The Oval, and the Old Trafford Test was drawn.
Ben Stokes captained England in the 2025 Test series, with Joe Root standing in when Stokes was unavailable. Shubman Gill captained India in Tests, and he finished as the leading run scorer of the series.
India lost the toss in all five Tests in this series, yet still drew the series 2-2. That fact is often quoted because losing every toss in a five Test series is rare, and it made India’s result more impressive.
| Test | Venue | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 1st Test | Headingley, Leeds | England won by 5 wickets |
| 2nd Test | Edgbaston, Birmingham | India won by 336 runs |
| 3rd Test | Lord’s, London | England won by 22 runs |
| 4th Test | Old Trafford, Manchester | Drawn |
| 5th Test | The Oval, London | India won by 6 runs |
1st Test: Headingley, June 2025
England won the first Test by 5 wickets at Headingley. India scored 471 and 364, while England replied with 465 and 373 for 5. England chased 371 to win the match.
Ben Duckett scored 149 in the chase and set up the win. Chasing 371 in the fourth innings is one of the hardest tasks in Test cricket, and Duckett’s innings made it look comfortable.
2nd Test: Edgbaston, July 2025
India won the second Test by 336 runs at Edgbaston. India scored 587 in the first innings, then declared at 427 for 6 in the second. England scored 407 and 271.
Shubman Gill scored 269 from 387 balls in the first innings and 161 in the second. His 269 was one of the great innings by an Indian captain in England.
Yashasvi Jaiswal scored 87 in the match, and Akash Deep took 10 wickets in the match. India’s win levelled the series at 1-1 and set up the rest of the summer.
3rd Test: Lord’s, July 2025
England won the third Test by 22 runs at Lord’s. Both teams scored 387 in their first innings, an identical total that is rare in Test cricket. England then scored 192, and India were bowled out for 170.
Ravindra Jadeja scored 61 not out in India’s second innings and nearly saved the match. India fell 22 runs short, and England took a 2-1 lead in the series.
4th Test: Old Trafford, July 2025
The fourth Test was drawn at Old Trafford. England scored 669 in their first innings, while India scored 358 and then 425 for 4 in the second innings.
Shubman Gill scored 103, Washington Sundar made 101 not out, and Ravindra Jadeja scored 107 not out in India’s second innings. The three hundreds saved the match after India had followed on.
5th Test: The Oval, July 31 to August 4, 2025
India won the fifth Test by 6 runs at The Oval, which was India’s narrowest Test win ever by runs. India scored 224 and 396, while England scored 247 and 367 in reply to a target of 374.
Karun Nair scored 57 in India’s first innings, while Gus Atkinson took 5 for 33 and Josh Tongue took 3 for 57 for England. Zak Crawley made 64 for England, with Mohammed Krishna taking 4 for 62 and Mohammed Siraj taking 4 for 86.
Yashasvi Jaiswal scored 118 in India’s second innings, and Tongue took 5 for 125. Harry Brook made 111 and Joe Root scored 105 for England, with Siraj taking 5 for 104 and Krishna taking 4 for 126.
England needed 35 runs with 4 wickets in hand on the final morning. Siraj took three wickets in a brilliant spell, and India won by 6 runs to level the series at 2-2.
Chris Woakes batted with a dislocated shoulder for England in the final innings. His courage became one of the lasting images of the series, even though England could not save the match.
Shubman Gill scored 754 runs at an average of 75.4 in the series, with four centuries. He was named co-player of the series with Harry Brook. Mohammed Siraj took 23 wickets and was the leading wicket taker of the series.
Some pages carry wrong figures for this fifth Test, including a Gill score of 52, a Rohit score of 47, and Siraj figures of 3 for 62. Those numbers do not match the verified reports from NDTV, the Associated Press, BBC Sport and Possible11, so they are not used on this page.
2024 England Tour of India: India Won 4-1
India won the five Test series 4-1 in January to March 2024. England won the first Test in Hyderabad, then India won the next four Tests in a row to take the series in style.
| Test | Venue | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 1st Test | Hyderabad | England won by 28 runs |
| 2nd Test | Visakhapatnam | India won by 106 runs |
| 3rd Test | Rajkot | India won by 434 runs |
| 4th Test | Ranchi | India won by 5 wickets |
| 5th Test | Dharamsala | India won by an innings and 64 runs |
Ollie Pope scored 196 in Hyderabad and set up England’s only win of the series. His innings is still rated as one of the best by an England batter in India.
India won at Rajkot by 434 runs, which was one of their biggest Test wins by runs. The margin showed how far ahead India were once their young batters settled into the series.
Yashasvi Jaiswal scored 712 runs in the series and was named player of the series. His double centuries made him the star of the tour, and he announced himself as a long term opener for India.
India won the final Test by an innings and 64 runs at Dharamsala. The win completed a 4-1 series victory and underlined India’s home dominance in Test cricket.
England last won a Test series in India in 2012-13, under Alastair Cook. India won the 2021 home series 3-1, and the 2024 result made it three home series wins in a row for India against England.
January to February 2025: England Tour of India
India won both white ball series when England toured India in January and February 2025. India won the T20I series 4-1 and the ODI series 3-0, which was a clean sweep across the tour.
The third ODI was played on February 12, 2025 at Ahmedabad. India scored 356, and England were bowled out for 214, so India won by 142 runs and completed the 3-0 sweep.
Shubman Gill scored 112 in the third ODI, and Virat Kohli made 52. The pair set up a total that England never looked like chasing, and India’s bowlers finished the job quickly.
The 2025 home sweep contrasted sharply with the 2026 tour of England. India won 7 of 8 white ball matches at home in 2025, then lost 7 of 8 completed white ball matches in England in 2026.
Classic Matches in This Fixture
Some England versus India matches are remembered long after the series ends. This section covers the classics that fans still search for, with the verified score for each one.
2024 T20 World Cup Semi-Final: Guyana
India beat England by 68 runs in the 2024 T20 World Cup semi-final in Guyana. India defended their total with a strong bowling performance and reached the final, which they went on to win.
2022 T20 World Cup Semi-Final: Adelaide
England beat India by 10 wickets in the 2022 T20 World Cup semi-final in Adelaide. Jos Buttler and Alex Hales chased the target without losing a wicket, in one of the most one sided semi-finals ever played.
2011 ODI World Cup: Bengaluru, February 27, 2011
The 2011 World Cup match at Bengaluru was tied, with both teams scoring 338. India made 338, with Sachin Tendulkar scoring 120 and Tim Bresnan taking 5 for 48. England replied with 338 for 8, with Andrew Strauss scoring 158 and Zaheer Khan taking 3 for 64.
There was no Super Over after this tie, because the Super Over rule at the time applied only to finals. The tied result counted as a tie in the group stage, and both teams took one point each.
2013 Champions Trophy Final: Edgbaston
India beat England by 5 runs in the 2013 Champions Trophy final at Edgbaston. The match was reduced by rain, and India defended a small total in a tense finish to lift the trophy.
2021 to 2022 Test Series in England
India toured England in 2021 for five Tests, and the series stood at 2-1 to India with one draw after four matches. The fifth Test was delayed and played in July 2022 at Edgbaston.
England won the fifth Test by 7 wickets at Edgbaston in July 2022. Joe Root and Jonny Bairstow scored hundreds in the chase, and the series ended level at 2-2.
India won the 2022 white ball series in England by 2-1 in both formats. India took the T20I series 2-1 and the ODI series 2-1, which was a strong result on English soil.
India have not won a Test series in England since 2007, when Rahul Dravid captained the side. The 2021 series was their best chance since then, and the delayed fifth Test cost them the win.
Records in England vs India Matches
Joe Root has scored the most Test runs in this fixture, with 3,383 runs in 35 Tests, according to the ACS archive. His highest score is 218, and his average is 59.35 in matches against India.
Sachin Tendulkar scored 2,535 Test runs against England in 32 Tests, with an average of 51.73 and seven hundreds. His highest score in the fixture was 193.
| Batter | Test Runs vs Opponent | Matches | Highest Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| Joe Root (England) | 3,383 | 35 | 218 |
| Sachin Tendulkar (India) | 2,535 | 32 | 193 |
| Sunil Gavaskar (India) | 2,483 | Not reported | Not reported |
| Virat Kohli (India) | 1,991 | Not reported | Not reported |
| Rahul Dravid (India) | 1,950 | 21 | 217 |
Rahul Dravid averaged 60.93 against England in Tests, with seven hundreds in 21 matches. His highest score in the fixture was 217, and he was one of India’s most reliable batters in England.
Graham Gooch scored 333 at Lord’s in 1990, which is the highest individual Test score in this fixture. Karun Nair scored 303 not out at Chennai in 2016-17, which is the highest by an Indian in the fixture.
England’s 387 for 3 at Lord’s in July 2026 was the highest ODI total at the ground. India’s 360 for 7 in reply was also one of the highest ODI totals at Lord’s, even though it came in a losing cause.
England’s 257 for 3 at Southampton in July 2026 was the highest T20I total ever scored against India. The 233 run third wicket stand between Buttler and Brook was an England record T20I partnership.
India’s 76 at Trent Bridge in July 2026 was their heaviest T20I defeat by runs, losing by 125 runs. It was also one of the lowest T20I totals India have ever recorded.
For career totals across all opponents, see our most runs in international cricket in all formats page and our most wickets in all formats page. Wicketkeeping records, including stumpings, are covered in our fastest stumping in cricket guide.
How to Read an England vs India Scorecard
A scorecard shows runs, balls, fours, sixes, overs, maidens, runs conceded and wickets. The batting card lists each batter in order, with the mode of dismissal and the bowler who took the wicket. The bowling card lists each bowler with overs, maidens, runs and wickets.
The fall of wickets shows the score when each wicket fell, with the batter who was dismissed. It helps you see where a match turned, such as India’s collapse from 304 for 2 at Lord’s in July 2026.
The result line uses a standard format. A win by runs means the team batting second fell short, while a win by wickets means the chasing team reached the target with wickets in hand. A no result means rain or another stoppage ended the match early.
A tied match is not the same as a no result. In a tie, both teams finish with the same score, as in the 2011 World Cup match at Bengaluru. In a no result, the match is abandoned before a result is possible, as in the first T20I at Chester-le-Street in July 2026.
A Super Over decides a tied T20I when one is required, under the Laws of Cricket published by the MCC. India and England have never played a tied T20I that needed a Super Over, according to Jagran Josh in March 2026. For the full rules, see the MCC Laws of Cricket at Lord’s.
Rain affected matches use the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method in limited overs cricket. The method sets a revised target when overs are lost, and the scorecard marks the result with DLS when it applies. The July 2026 tour had no DLS result in the completed matches.
For more on interrupted play, see our guide to what suspended means in cricket. It explains the difference between a suspension, an abandonment and a no result.
Where to Watch England vs India in the USA
Willow TV showed the July 2026 tour in the USA and Canada, with streaming on Willow by Cricbuzz. That was the broadcast arrangement for both the T20I series and the ODI series, as reported by Wisden and the Sunday Guardian.
Sling TV also carried the matches in the USA through its Willow TV channel, according to the Sunday Guardian. Fans who already had a Sling subscription could add the cricket package to watch the tour.
In India, the tour was shown on Sony Sports Network and streamed on SonyLIV. In the UK, Sky Sports Cricket carried the matches live, with streaming on the Sky Sports app.
The third ODI started at 11:00 AM local time at Lord’s, which was 6:00 AM Eastern Time in the USA, as reported at the time. The first T20I started at 5:30 PM local time at Chester-le-Street, which was an afternoon start for USA viewers.
Broadcast deals change between series, so always check the broadcaster for the next tour before it starts. This page will be updated with the new broadcast details when the next England versus India series is announced.
For the full tournament picture, see the ICC T20 World Cup hub. It carries the official schedule, results and standings for the tournament.
England vs India Timeline: Key Matches Since 2024
This timeline lists the key matches between the two teams since January 2024, in order. It helps you find a single match fast without reading the whole hub.
| Date | Match | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Jan 2024 | 1st Test, Hyderabad | England won by 28 runs |
| Feb 2024 | 2nd Test, Visakhapatnam | India won by 106 runs |
| Feb 2024 | 3rd Test, Rajkot | India won by 434 runs |
| Feb 2024 | 4th Test, Ranchi | India won by 5 wickets |
| Mar 2024 | 5th Test, Dharamsala | India won by an innings and 64 runs |
| Jun 2024 | T20 World Cup semi-final, Guyana | India won by 68 runs |
| Jan to Feb 2025 | T20I series in India | India won 4-1 |
| Feb 12, 2025 | 3rd ODI, Ahmedabad | India won by 142 runs, series 3-0 |
| Jun to Aug 2025 | Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy, 5 Tests | Drawn 2-2 |
| Mar 5, 2026 | T20 World Cup semi-final, Mumbai | India won by 7 runs |
| Jul 1, 2026 | 1st T20I, Chester-le-Street | No result, rain |
| Jul 4, 2026 | 2nd T20I, Old Trafford | England won by 4 wickets |
| Jul 7, 2026 | 3rd T20I, Trent Bridge | England won by 125 runs |
| Jul 9, 2026 | 4th T20I, Bristol | England won by 9 wickets |
| Jul 11, 2026 | 5th T20I, Rose Bowl | England won by 56 runs |
| Jul 14, 2026 | 1st ODI, Edgbaston | India won by 6 wickets |
| Jul 16, 2026 | 2nd ODI, Cardiff | England won by 4 wickets |
| Jul 19, 2026 | 3rd ODI, Lord’s | England won by 27 runs, series 2-1 |
For a longer timeline format, see our India vs Australia timeline. It uses the same match by match layout for another major rivalry.
Women’s Fixture: A Separate Series
India Women toured England in June and July 2025 for five T20Is and three ODIs. That series is separate from the men’s fixture on this page, and its scores are not included in the tables above.
The keyword on this page refers to the men’s fixture by default, which is how the top ranking pages treat it. Women’s scores were not verified in the research for this hub, so this page does not state them.
For the women’s series, see our England Women vs India Women timeline. It covers the women’s fixture in the same timeline format.
FAQs
Who won the latest England vs India match?
England won the latest match, the third ODI at Lord’s on July 19, 2026, by 27 runs. England scored 387 for 3, and India replied with 360 for 7. England also won the ODI series 2-1.
What was the score in the 3rd ODI at Lord’s in July 2026?
England scored 387 for 3 in 50 overs, and India scored 360 for 7 in 50 overs. England won by 27 runs. Ben Duckett scored 141, and Rohit Sharma scored 138 in reply.
Who was the player of the match in the 3rd ODI?
Jacob Bethell was named player of the match at Lord’s. He scored 91 from 93 balls and took 1 wicket for 49 runs. His all round performance shaped both innings.
Who won the July 2026 ODI series between England and India?
England won the ODI series 2-1. India won the first ODI at Edgbaston by 6 wickets, then England won at Cardiff by 4 wickets and at Lord’s by 27 runs.
Who won the July 2026 T20I series between England and India?
England won the T20I series 4-0, with the first match ending as no result because of rain. It was the first time England had won a bilateral men’s T20I series against India.
What was India’s lowest score in the July 2026 T20I series?
India scored 76 in the third T20I at Trent Bridge on July 7, 2026. England won by 125 runs, which was India’s heaviest defeat in T20I cricket by runs.
Who won the 2026 T20 World Cup semi-final between India and England?
India won by 7 runs at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai on March 5, 2026. India scored 253 for 7, and England replied with 246 for 7. Jacob Bethell scored 105 from 48 balls for England.
What is the overall head to head record between England and India?
The teams have played 289 matches up to July 19, 2026. India have won 117, England have won 115, and 57 matches ended as draws, ties or no results. The rivalry is almost perfectly even.
Who leads the Test head to head between England and India?
England lead the Test record with 53 wins to India’s 37, and 51 matches drawn from 141 Tests. Tests have always been England’s strongest format in this fixture.
Who leads the ODI head to head between England and India?
India lead the ODI record with 62 wins to England’s 46, from 113 ODIs. Two ODIs were tied, and three ended as no result. India also lead the T20I record 18 to 16.
What was the result of the 2025 Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy?
The 2025 Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy ended 2-2. England won at Headingley and Lord’s, India won at Edgbaston and The Oval, and the Old Trafford Test was drawn. India won the final Test by 6 runs, their narrowest Test win ever.
Who scored the most runs in the 2025 Test series?
Shubman Gill scored 754 runs at an average of 75.4, with four centuries. He was named co-player of the series with Harry Brook. Mohammed Siraj took 23 wickets and was the leading wicket taker.
Who won the 2024 Test series in India?
India won the 2024 Test series 4-1. England won the first Test in Hyderabad by 28 runs, then India won the next four Tests. Yashasvi Jaiswal scored 712 runs and was named player of the series.
What was the highest ODI total at Lord’s?
England’s 387 for 3 in July 2026 was the highest ODI total ever scored at Lord’s. The previous best was 334 for 4, scored against India in the 1975 World Cup. The match aggregate of 747 runs was the second highest in an ODI in England.
What was England’s highest T20I total against India?
England scored 257 for 3 at Southampton on July 11, 2026, which was the highest T20I total ever scored against India. Jos Buttler scored 131, and Harry Brook made 95 not out in the same innings.
Has India ever won a Test series in England?
India last won a Test series in England in 2007, when Rahul Dravid captained the side. The 2021 series was their best chance since then, but England won the delayed fifth Test and levelled it 2-2.
When did England last win a Test series in India?
England last won a Test series in India in 2012-13, under Alastair Cook. India won the home series 3-1 in 2021 and 4-1 in 2024, so England have not won in India for more than a decade.
What happened in the tied 2011 World Cup match?
Both teams scored 338 at Bengaluru on February 27, 2011. Tendulkar scored 120 for India, and Strauss scored 158 for England. There was no Super Over, because the rule at the time applied only to finals.
Have India and England ever played a Super Over?
India and England have never played a tied T20I that needed a Super Over, according to Jagran Josh in March 2026. A Super Over would decide a tied T20 World Cup knockout match if one was needed.
Who has scored the most Test runs in this fixture?
Joe Root has scored 3,383 Test runs against India in 35 Tests, with a highest score of 218 and an average of 59.35. Sachin Tendulkar leads for India with 2,535 runs in 32 Tests.
Where can I watch England vs India in the USA?
Willow TV showed the July 2026 tour in the USA and Canada, with streaming on Willow by Cricbuzz. Sling TV also carried the matches through its Willow TV channel. Check the broadcaster again for the next series, as deals change.
What time did the 3rd ODI at Lord’s start?
The third ODI started at 11:00 AM local time at Lord’s, which was 6:00 AM Eastern Time in the USA. The first T20I started at 5:30 PM local time at Chester-le-Street.
Who captained India in the July 2026 T20I series?
Shreyas Iyer captained India in the T20I series, and Harry Brook captained England’s white ball side. Brook was named player of the T20I series after scoring 229 runs.
Who captained India in Tests in 2025?
Shubman Gill captained India in Tests in the 2025 Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy. Ben Stokes captained England in the Test series, with Joe Root standing in when Stokes was unavailable.
What is the next England vs India fixture?
No next fixture had been confirmed in the research for this page in November 2026. No live series is running now. This page will be updated with the new dates, venues and broadcast details when the next series is announced.
Conclusion
England vs India match scorecard history is almost perfectly even, with 117 wins for India and 115 for England from 289 matches. The July 2026 tour swung the recent form sharply towards England, but India won the match that mattered most in March, the T20 World Cup semi-final in Mumbai.
The latest result was England’s 27 run win at Lord’s on July 19, 2026, which sealed a 2-1 ODI series win. The T20I series was more one sided, with England winning 4-0 and handing India their heaviest T20I defeat at Trent Bridge.
Check this page again before the next series, because every score here is dated and the hub goes stale when a new match is played. The head to head totals, the latest result and the broadcast details should all be rechecked on the day the next England versus India match starts.
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