India National Cricket Team Vs England Cricket Team Stats
England and India head into their upcoming series with new leadership, young talent, and rich tradition, making their rivalry more intense than ever.
India National Cricket Team Vs England Cricket Team Stats highlight how this battle goes beyond wins and losses, reflecting friendship, respect, and competitive spirit between both teams.
Shubman Gill remains unbeatable as India captain, Rishabh Pant is getting closer to Tendulkar’s numbers while Jasprit Bumrah joins an exclusive club.
| Match Date | Venue | India Score | England Score | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 02 Feb 2025 | Wankhede, Mumbai | 274/9 | 97/10 | India won by 150 runs |
| 31 Jan 2025 | Pune | 181/9 | 166/10 | India won by 15 runs |
| 28 Jan 2025 | Rajkot | 145/9 | 171/9 | England won by 26 runs |
| 25 Jan 2025 | Chennai | 166/8 | 165/9 | India won by 2 wickets |
| 22 Jan 2025 | Kolkata | 133/3 | 132/10 | India won by 7 wickets |
India vs. England
India England cricket rivalry offers some of the most riveting contests each year. In 2025 series alone, established stars seek to expand upon existing legacies while new talent strive to make an impressionful impression – leading to individual battles which determine match momentum shifts dramatically and our India England cricket team players list is home for key figures striving to make an impressionful statement on cricket fans worldwide.
ODI squad selections tend to favor white ball specialists over Test regulars. Batting lineups feature aggressive stroke-makers and death over specialists while bowling attacks include specialists adapting to English conditions – fast bowlers Jasprit Bumrah and James Anderson provide contrastive styles based on home/away test bowling records, respectively.
KL Rahul made history at Lord’s with his maiden overseas Test century and earned himself the Man of the Match award.
The left-handed opener’s ability to consistently hit long runs against short pitch bowling allows him to build big innings for his side; KL will be pivotal to India’s performance against England’s swing bowlers.
Ravindra Jadeja’s all-rounder impact for England becomes clear when pitches deteriorate in the final innings. His accuracy restricts scoring while applying pressure for wickets; then later contributing lower order runs that accelerate run chase.
Joe Root’s home record against India clearly outpaces his away record, as evidenced by his consistency against spinners during home tests and his adept ability at reading game situations that makes him invaluable for middle order stability during test matches.
Adil Rashid’s striking figures (0-42 from three overs, economy rate of 14) in Manchester may have been caused by Nepal’s adventures and a decline in his quality of delivery; nevertheless, leg-spinners typically provide economical and reliable options which are capable of picking up multiple wickets at any venue.
1932
24,000 spectators filled Lord’s on a bright June morning in 1932 to witness India’s maiden Test match, little could they have predicted that it would become a symbol of resistance, dignity and promise for an oppressed nation emerging onto cricket’s grand stage – something which would set in motion their journey to global cricketing prominence.
After winning the toss, England captain Douglas Jardine elected to bat. However, India’s fast bowlers led by Mohammad Nissar and Amar Singh quickly reduced England to 19-3 within less than 20 minutes of batted innings being underway.
Wally Hammond and the English batsmen struggled to put together an acceptable total, eventually reaching 259 runs. India won on that day though; Cottari Kanakaiya Nayudu led his side as captain, becoming Wisden Cricketer Of The Year 1933 by taking five wickets off 26 overs for India to capture all five wickets necessary.
India’s batting came under intense pressure on day 2, and despite an unbeaten 83 by Nayudu, they ended on 429-8 and fell just 48 runs short of victory.
Yet Indian batting would go on to produce one of its greatest batsmen: Gavaskar was standing tall atop their order at this juncture.
India’s selection of players reflected colonial realities, with Hindus like Duleep Sinhji and Muslim Nawab of Pataudi being disregarded from consideration for selection. But two individuals caused much consternation among players:
CK Nayudu and Lall Singh were considered by captain Vizianagram (Vizzy) but later accused of womanising and were discriminated against on tour by him as well. Both showed tremendous talent while on tour, yet never fully recovered afterwards.
1974
India entered England for its 1974 tour on an upswing. Under AB Pataudi’s charismatic leadership and with their four-pronged spin attack emerging, they quickly proved themselves formidable opponents, particularly under English conditions. Prior to arriving they had defeated West Indies on home turf before coming away victorious from 1971’s tour with another series win.
An unexpected defeat at Lord’s brought this era crashing to an abrupt halt, with cold conditions hindering Indian spinners and Chris Old’s expert seam bowling exposing batsmen’s fragility resulting in a 3-0 whitewash and the subsequent resignation of Ajit Wadekar as Test skipper.
Indian opener Farokh Engineer and Sunil Gavaskar started strongly at Lord’s with two early centuries from them, only for poor fielding to lead to their downfall as England built up an overwhelming lead.
As lunch approached on day three, it appeared the match would end in a draw. However, Gavaskar and Engineer both fell to Chris Old either side of lunch, prompting India’s batsmen to struggle under an overwhelming barrage of fast bowling from England’s Chris Old. Shortly before close they were all out for 302 before England enforced a follow-on.
Rishabh Pant made history when he became the first wicketkeeper-batsman ever to score a century on debut against England and second fastest Indian to reach 1000 runs against them (behind Sachin Tendulkar and Rahul Dravid).
Ravichandran Bumrah then made history by becoming the first Indian bowler ever to take 50 wickets in one Test against England while England captain Ben Stokes took five wickets in their second innings to help secure a narrow victory for their side.
1983
On June 22nd 1983, in an historic match that changed cricket forever, India under Kapil Dev shocked England to reach the Prudential World Cup final and win by three wickets – Sachin Tendulkar and Anil Kumble were among many newcomers on Kapil Dev’s side – led by Kapil Dev. This momentous achievement marked India’s debut appearance at an international final and heralded new opportunities for them in international tournaments like this one.
Indian victory may have appeared one-sided on paper, but the game was hard fought and pivotal moments like Ian Botham’s dismissal cheaply changed its trajectory significantly. Botham became England’s leading batsman until being sent packing during this World Cup match and its result was dramatic change of momentum for India’s favor.
After Botham was out, Mohinder Amarnath and Yashpal Sharma became India’s pillars of support. Both players could play both fast-hitting cricket as well as slow, controlled cricket – their 92-run partnership gave India the momentum needed to chase down an ambitious target.
While both batsmen were instrumental, it was their bowling that helped India reach such an impressive total. Indian bowlers effectively restricted England batsmen while Bob Willis’ field setting at the close ensured India reached their target quickly and comfortably.
India and England had a dramatic match at the World Cup final, which marked a pivotal point in their longstanding rivalry. Five centuries were scored during this thrilling contest – setting off an exciting period that would witness such players as Virender Sehwag and Rahul Dravid rise through the ranks to become captains of their respective sides later on.
2022
2022 was an eventful year in cricket history, featuring several significant tournaments such as the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2022 and 2025 ODI Champions Trophy held from October to November in England – won by England with two titles under their belt to tie West Indies on most ODI wins.
Shubman Gill made history on his captaincy debut by scoring a century and joining an exclusive club of Indian batsmen.
He became only the fifth Indian ever to make that achievement; moreover, it was also recorded at an unprecedented speed of just 38 minutes! Rishabh Pant joined Ribman Gill as becoming one of only seven keepers-batsmen who scored 3000 runs while Jasprit Bumrah broke Wasim Akram’s bowling record!
Indian players were in buoyant mood after an excellent draw at Lord’s, with Ravindra Jadeja and KL Rahul both scoring centuries;
Rahul became the first Indian ever to surpass 2000 runs in Tests played away from home – becoming part of history by becoming first. Additionally, this match marked England’s lowest winning margin at Lord’s since 1921!
Sam Curran was honored with both Player of the Match and Tournament honors during England’s historic win against India at home, which marked their first Test series win since 1902. Additionally, this marked an unprecedented occasion wherein one team lost five centuries in one match of three or more tests in a series.
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