England vs Pakistan ಸ್ಕೋರ್ ಕಾರ್ಡ್, 5th T20I, Pakistan vs England 2022

Pakistan and England have encountered each other in 24 men’s T20I matches, it is the team against whom Pakistan have lost the most matches in this format and the team against whom England have registered the most wins (P24 W8 L15 T1).

Pakistan and England have alternated between victory and loss in the last four men’s T20I matches with Pakistan winning the most recent match by three runs, the last time the hosts registered consecutive wins against England in this format was in July 2021.

Pakistan have lost two of their last three men’s T20I matches at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore (W1), losing their most recent match against Australia in April 2022; the last time they lost consecutive matches at this venue was in October 2019.

England have alternated between victory and loss in their last eight away men’s T20I matches, they lost three consecutive matches on the road prior to this run in the format.

Since the beginning of 2020, Pakistan have induced a false shot from 32% of their deliveries in men’s T20I, only India (35%) have a better such rate in the format.

England have a catch success percentage of 84% in men’s T20I since the beginning of 2020, the second best of all full member sides after Ireland who have managed 85%; they had dropped just 34 of their 214 chances presented to them.

Adil Rashid (87) needs three more to equal Chris Jordan (90) as England’s highest wicket taker in men’s T20Is, he has taken three or more wickets six times prior in the format.

Since the beginning of 2020, Pakistan’s Mohammad Rizwan has scored 2,015 runs in the format, he is the only batsman to score over 2,000 runs during that time and 481 runs more than the next best, Babar Azam.

Moeen Ali is the only player to have taken over 30 wickets and scored over 500 runs for England in men’s T20I, he has scored 91 runs and taken one wicket during this series against Pakistan.

Babar Azam needs 61 runs to score 3,000 runs for Pakistan in men’s T20I, in doing so he will become the first player from Pakistan to do so and the fifth player to do it overall; if he achieves it in his next innings (80th), he will be the fastest player to reach the milestone (Virat Kohli – 81 innings).