England vs Pakistan ಸ್ಕೋರ್ ಕಾರ್ಡ್, 6th T20I, Pakistan vs England 2022

England have lost each of their last two men’s T20Is against Pakistan, having won four of the five games prior in the format (L1); never have the Three Lions lost three straight men’s T20Is against the Shaheens.

Pakistan have won each of their last two men’s T20Is against England, the last time they won more consecutive games in the format against full-member sides of the ICC was between November to December 2021 (run of six).

Pakistan have won six of their last seven men’s multi-game bilateral T20I series including each of the last three on the trot; a win on Friday will help the Shaheens extend this streak to four, which would be their second longest in the format (9 straight series wins from September 2016 to November 2018).

A win on Friday will give Pakistan their first ever men’s multi-game bilateral T20I series win against England; the Shaheens have played six such series against the Three Lions so far, losing four and tying two.

Pakistan have a batting dot ball rate of 42% during the powerplay in men’s T20Is in 2022, the best such rate for any full member side and eight percentage points better than England (50%).

Only New Zealand (163) have a higher batting strike rate against balls pitched on the off stump line than England (154) in men’s T20I matches in 2022 among full member sides of the ICC.

Pakistan’s Mohammad Rizwan has registered seven scores of 50+ runs in men’s T20Is in 2022, the most by any batter this year; he has registered six 50+ scores against England – four of which have come in this series – the most by any batter against the Three Lions.

Haris Rauf (Pakistan) has scalped six wickets during the death overs (overs 17-20) in the ongoing T20I series against England, the most by any bowler during this phase; in fact, 33 of his 58 wickets in men’s T20Is have come during the death overs, which is the highest ever by any Pakistani bowler during this phase of the innings in the format.

David Willey (46) is four scalps away from becoming the fifth bowler to take 50 wickets for England in men’s T20Is; if he manages this feat in his next game (40th*), he will become the second fastest player from his country to reach the milestone after Graeme Swann (39 games).

Harry Brook (England) has registered a boundary once every 4.3 balls in this ongoing series, the best such rate for any batter to have faced more than 25 balls.