Published By: Saksham Mishra

England's defeats in bilateral T20I series since WT20 2016

Out of all T20Is, England have won 68 matches while losing 58. Five matches have ended without a result. England were on a roll in the 2016 T20 World Cup held in India. They ended up at the second spot in super 10 group one with three wins. The team then went on to beat New Zealand by 7 wickets in the first semi-final but suffered a dramatic loss against West Indies in the final at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata by 4 wickets.

Post that, the team has been sensational in T20 cricket and has won almost all of their fixtures. However, there have been a few glitches along the way. Interestingly, all of the team's series defeats in the format have come against India, which says a lot about the brilliance of Team India in the shortest format of the game and the competitive edge between the two teams in T20I cricket.

2-1 vs Ind in India 2017 England made an impressive start to their 3 match T20I series against India in India. The match was played at Green Park in Kanpur and England won it by 7 wickets.

In the second match of the series, played at the Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium, India won by 5 runs. The team then rubbed it in with a massive 75 run victory in the final match of the series at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Chennai to lift the trophy.

2-1 vs Ind in England 2018 When India travelled to England in 2018 for a three match T20I series, the team won the first match at the Old Trafford by 8 wickets. England bounced back in style with a five wicket victory in the 2nd T20I played at the Sophia Gardens.

In the third and the final match of the series played at the County ground in Bristol, India won by a comfortable margin of 7 wickets to seal the series.

3-2 vs Ind in India 2021 Having a five match T20I series is a rare phenomena which is why the spectacle between India and England was special. India suffered a jolt in the series opener as they lost by 8 wickets. In the second match, the team pulled it back to win by 7 wickets.

The pace bowling duo of Jofra Archer and Mark Wood was too good for the hosts in the 3rd T20I as England won by 8 wickets. India then won the remaining two matches to seal the series 3-2.