The rivalry between England and India spans decades, multiple formats, and some of the most memorable moments in cricket history. With the 2025 Test series under way and significant matches in women’s and U19 cricket adding fresh chapters, fans are looking for scorecards, live updates, head-to-head data, and upcoming fixtures all in one place. This article covers the latest results, key stats, and what lies ahead for both sides.
England and India first met in Test cricket in 1932. Since then, the fixture has grown into one of the sport’s most anticipated contests. The 2025 tour of England includes a five-Test series, and recent U19 and women’s encounters have added further depth to the rivalry.
The information below draws on official scorecards, tournament records, and verified series data. Where details remain unconfirmed, that is noted clearly.
England vs India Latest Match Scorecard
1st Test, Edgbaston, Aug 2025 – England won by 5 wickets
India leads: 35 wins – England: 31 wins – 70 draws
2nd Test, scheduled from August 15, 2025
Available via official broadcasters and scorecard platforms
Key insights
- England won the 1st Test by 5 wickets at Edgbaston in August 2025.
- India leads the overall Test head-to-head 35-31, with 70 draws, as of 2025.
- The ongoing 2025 series is a five-Test rubber, the longest format between the two sides in England that year.
- The women’s senior teams last met in a T20I series in 2023, which England won.
- India Women U19 defeated England Women U19 by 9 wickets in the 2025 ICC Under-19 T20 World Cup semifinal.
- Parunika Sisodia was named Player of the Match in that semifinal, taking 3 wickets for 21 runs.
- India U19 beat England U19 by 100 runs in the ICC U19 World Cup 2026 (ODI format).
England vs India: Key Facts (2025)
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Total Tests played | 136 |
| India wins | 35 |
| England wins | 31 |
| Draws | 70 |
| Most runs (all-time, on England pitches) | Sachin Tendulkar |
| Most wickets (all-time) | James Anderson |
Live Score & Highlights: England vs India
Fans looking for real-time score updates can follow official broadcasters and dedicated scorecard pages. For the 2025 Test series, Sky Sports provides live commentary and interactive scorecards for each match. The BBC Sport scorecard page offers ball-by-ball updates and innings summaries.
Video highlights for completed matches are typically published by official rights holders shortly after play ends. For the 2025 series, highlights can be accessed through the same platforms, often including key wickets, boundary montages, and post-match analysis.
For the most recent ball-by-ball feed, the ESPNcricinfo series hub aggregates live scores, commentary, and squad updates for the 2025 India tour of England.
For users seeking a broader historical view alongside live data, the ESPNcricinfo head-to-head records page allows filtering by format and series.
England vs India Head-to-Head Stats & Timeline
The statistical record between England and India in Test cricket is closely contested. Across 136 Tests, India holds 35 wins against England’s 31, with 70 draws. In limited-overs formats, the balance has shifted over time, with India gaining ground in ODI and T20I meetings since the early 2000s.
Series records on English soil
India have won Test series in England on three occasions: 1971, 1986, and 2007. England’s most dominant home series win against India came in 2018, when they won 4-1. The 2025 series is the latest edition of this long-running contest.
All-time leading performers
Sachin Tendulkar holds the record for most Test runs by any player in England-India matches played in England. Among bowlers, James Anderson leads the all-time wicket tally across all venues in this fixture.
All head-to-head figures cited here are based on official ICC and ESPNcricinfo records as of the start of the 2025 Test series. Women’s and U19 records are maintained separately by the ICC and respective boards.
Women’s & U19 England vs India Scorecards
Beyond the senior men’s Tests, recent matches in the women’s and U19 categories have produced notable results that add to the broader rivalry.
Women’s U19 T20 World Cup 2025 – semifinal
India Women U19 defeated England Women U19 by 9 wickets in the semifinal of the ICC Under-19 T20 World Cup 2025. England were restricted to 113 for 8, and India chased down the target with ease. Parunika Sisodia returned figures of 3 for 21 and was named Player of the Match. India, the defending champions, advanced to the final.
England U19 vs India U19 – 1st Youth Test, July 2025
The first Youth Test between England U19 and India U19, played at the Kent County Cricket Ground in Beckenham from July 12, 2025, ended in a draw. India posted 540 in the first innings, to which England replied with 439. India then made 248 in the second innings, and England reached 270 for 7 when play ended. This was a high-scoring fixture that gave both sides valuable preparation. For more details, see the article on England U19 vs India U19 1st Youth Test 2025 – drawn match.
ICC U19 World Cup 2026 – England U19 vs India U19
In the ICC Under-19 World Cup 2026, India U19 beat England U19 by 100 runs. India posted 411 for 9 in 50 overs, and England were bowled out for 311 in 40.2 overs. The match, played on February 6, 2026, demonstrated India’s batting depth in youth ODI cricket. A full breakdown is available in the article India U19 beat England U19 by 100 runs in ICC U19 World Cup 2026.
The Women’s U19 match was T20 format; the Men’s U19 Test was a multi-day fixture; the ICC U19 World Cup match was 50-over ODI format. These differences affect how the scorecards and statistics should be compared.
India Tour of England 2025: Full Schedule & Fixtures
The 2025 tour of England by the Indian senior men’s team consists of five Test matches. The first Test was played at Edgbaston in early August 2025. The second Test is scheduled to begin on August 15, 2025. The full fixture list was published by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) and is also detailed on the Wikipedia page for the Indian cricket team in England in 2025.
As of the time of writing, the venues for later Tests have been announced, though the schedule remains subject to change due to weather or other operational factors. No matches have been cancelled or postponed.
- 1st Test – Edgbaston, Birmingham (Aug 2025) – England won by 5 wickets
- 2nd Test – Scheduled for August 15, 2025 (venue confirmed)
- 3rd Test – Venue and dates announced by ECB
- 4th Test – Venue and dates announced by ECB
- 5th Test – Venue and dates announced by ECB
Women’s bilateral fixtures between England and India for the remainder of 2025 have not yet been confirmed at the time of publication.
What Is Confirmed and What Remains Uncertain for the 2025 Series
Established information
- 1st Test result: England won by 5 wickets at Edgbaston (Aug 2025).
- India leads the Test head-to-head 35-31.
- The 2025 series is a five-Test rubber.
- Women’s U19 World Cup semifinal result: India won by 9 wickets.
- ICC U19 World Cup 2026 result: India won by 100 runs.
Information that remains unclear
- The exact venue for the 2nd Test is still subject to final operational confirmation.
- Women’s senior bilateral matches between England and India in 2025 have not yet been scheduled.
- No credible rumors regarding unannounced matches; all data here is from official scorecards and series announcements.
Why the 1st Test Result Matters in the Broader Rivalry
England’s win in the 1st Test at Edgbaston continued the aggressive style of cricket often associated with the team’s approach in recent years. India’s first-innings batting on a pitch offering some movement proved challenging, and England’s chase underlined their preference for positive run-scoring under pressure.
The result also kept the series evenly poised. India had won the previous Test series between the two sides in England in 2021 (a one-off match) and had strong recent form in away conditions. The 2025 series therefore represents a key test for both teams as they build toward future ICC events.
Sources and Key References for England vs India Cricket Data
The following sources were used to compile the scorecards, head-to-head records, and series information above:
- BBC Sport – England vs India scorecard
- Wikipedia – Indian cricket team in England in 2025
- ESPNcricinfo – Head-to-head records
- Sky Sports – Match scorecard and commentary
- ESPNcricinfo – India in England 2025 series hub
What to Expect Next in the England vs India Rivalry
The second Test of the 2025 series begins on August 15, and the remainder of the five-match rubber will determine which team takes the overall series lead. India’s recent U19 success across both men’s and women’s categories suggests a strong pipeline of talent, while England’s senior side continues to develop its home advantage. For the most current information, follow the official series pages linked throughout this article.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many times has England beaten India in Tests?
31 times (as of 2025).
Where can I watch England vs India live?
Sky Sports (UK), Star Sports (India), and streaming via Hotstar.
What is the highest individual score in England vs India Tests?
Karun Nair’s 303* for India in 2016.
Has England ever whitewashed India in a Test series in England?
No, but England won 4-1 in 2018.
When is the next England vs India match after the 1st Test?
The 2nd Test begins on August 15, 2025.
Who won the Women’s U19 World Cup semifinal between India and England in 2025?
India Women U19 won by 9 wickets.
What was the result of the England U19 vs India U19 Youth Test in July 2025?
The match ended in a draw.
How many Test matches are in the 2025 India tour of England?
Five Test matches.
Who is the leading wicket-taker in England vs India Test history?
James Anderson.
Are there any women’s senior bilateral matches scheduled between England and India in 2025?
No matches have been announced as of the time of writing.
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