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    India vs England Test Series: Head-to-Head Stats and Other Records

    January 23, 2024By Mohan Nasre
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    As the Indian cricket team prepares to face England in a five-match Test series starting on January 25 at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad, anticipation and excitement are building up among cricket enthusiasts. The India vs England Test rivalry dates back to 1932, and over the course of more than 90 years, the two cricketing giants have engaged in battles that have produced memorable moments and historic records. This article will take a look at the head-to-head stats and other records that define the narrative of this longstanding cricketing rivalry.

    IND vs ENG: Head to Head in Tests

    India and England have been locking horns in Test cricket since 1932, and their encounters have shaped the cricketing narratives of both nations. In 131 Tests played over nine decades, England holds the upper hand with 50 victories, while India has secured 31 wins. Notably, 50 matches concluded in draws. In India, where the battle has unfolded 64 times, the hosts have won 22, England has triumphed in 14, and 28 ended without a decisive outcome.

    When it comes to series victories, England maintains supremacy, clinching 19 series compared to India’s 11. Five series ended in draws. In India, across 16 series, the hosts have claimed victory in 8, England in 5, and 3 concluded without a result. The last series win for England in India dates back to 2012.

    TeamSpanMatchesWonLostDrawTiedNR
    England1932-202213150315000
    India1932-202213131505000

    IND vs ENG: Highest and Lowest Team Totals in Tests

    India’s highest total against England in Test cricket was 759/7, declared at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai in 2016. Conversely, England’s highest total was 710/9, declared at Edgbaston in Birmingham in 2011.

    On the flip side, India also holds the record for the lowest team total in Tests against England, with a meager 42 all-out at Lord’s in 1974. England’s lowest total against India is 81, recorded during their last tour at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad in the day-night Test.

    IND vs ENG: Victory Margins in Tests

    The largest victory margin in Tests between India and England belongs to England, who defeated India by an innings and 285 runs at Lord’s in 1974. On the other end of the spectrum, India’s smallest victory margin by runs is 28, achieved in 1972. India also holds the record for the smallest victory margin by wickets, winning by four wickets in 1971 and 1973.

    IND vs ENG: Batting Records in Tests

    Sachin Tendulkar reigns supreme in terms of most runs scored by a player in Tests between India and England, accumulating 2535 runs in 32 matches with seven centuries and 13 fifties. However, England’s Joe Root is hot on his heels with 2526 runs in 25 matches, boasting nine centuries and 10 fifties.

    Graham Gooch’s 752 runs in a three-match series in 1990 stand as the record for the most runs scored in a series by a player. Meanwhile, Karun Nair holds the record for the highest individual score, smashing an unbeaten 303 in 2016.

    IND vs ENG: Bowling Records in Tests

    James Anderson stands tall as the leading wicket-taker in Tests between India and England, with 139 wickets in 35 matches. His remarkable record places him miles ahead of second-placed BS Chandrasekhar, who took 95 wickets in 23 Tests. Anderson’s ability to add to his tally will be keenly watched in the upcoming series.

    BS Chandrasekhar also holds the record for the most wickets in a series, picking up 35 wickets in a five-match series during England’s tour of India in 1972/73.

    IND vs ENG: Catches, Partnerships, and Captaincy Records in Tests

    • MS Dhoni leads the charts for the most dismissals by a wicketkeeper in Tests involving India and England, with a total of 67 (63 catches and 4 stumpings).
    • Alastair Cook holds the record for the most catches by a non-wicketkeeping fielder, taking 38 catches in 30 Tests.
    • The highest partnership in India-England Tests is credited to Kevin Pietersen and Ian Bell, who added 350 runs for the third wicket at the Oval in 2011.
    • Virat Kohli holds the record for the most matches as captain in India vs. England Tests, captaining in 18 matches and winning 10.
    Also Read: 3 Players who can Replace Virat Kohli for the First Two Tests against England

    The India vs England Test series is not merely a contest on the cricket field; it’s a tapestry woven with the threads of history, passion, and unmatched performances. As the two teams gear up for another chapter in their storied rivalry, cricket enthusiasts eagerly await to witness new records being etched and old ones challenged. The statistics, records, and head-to-head results showcased here are a testament to the enduring legacy of one of the most captivating contests in international cricket. May the spirit of the game continue to shine in every delivery, every run, and every wicket as India and England add another chapter to their cricketing saga.

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    Mohan Nasre

      Mohan Nasre has been covering cricket for the past three years, focusing on news, player stories, and family relationships. His articles bring fans closer to the personal side of cricketers, making the game more relatable beyond the field with simple, engaging, and well-researched content.

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