India vs England स्कोरकार्ड, Semi Final 2, ICC T20 World Cup 2022

This will be the fourth encounter between India and England in the men’s T20 World Cup with the Men in Blue winning two (L1) including the most recent such game in the 2012 edition by 90 runs.

India have won four of their last five men’s T20I game against England (L1) with the Three Lions winning the most recent encounter on 10th July 2022 by 17 runs.

England have a dot ball rate of 47% while batting in the Powerplay phase of the ongoing men’s T20 World Cup, the best of all teams; India have the fourth highest rate (56%).

61% of the runs that India have scored in the slog overs (17-20) of the ongoing men’s T20 World Cup have been from boundaries, the most of all teams; England have the lowest such rate during the same period (33%).

India have registered 77 boundaries (54 fours & 23 sixes) against pacers since the start of Super 12s in the ongoing T20 World Cup, the most by any team. England have 36 boundaries (28 fours & 8 sixes), the fewest along with Afghanistan.

Rohit Sharma (India – 496 sixes) is four away from becoming the second batter in international cricket to hit 500 boundary sixes after Chris Gayle; he has in fact struck the most maximums in the T20I format of any batter (182).

Alex Hales (1987 runs in 73 innings) is 13 away from becoming the third English batter after Jos Butler (2496) and Eoin Morgan (2458) to register 2000 runs in men’s T20Is. In doing so, in this game, he will surpass Butler (78 innings) to become the fastest English batter to get to the landmark in terms of innings batted.

Virat Kohli (India – 3958 runs) is 42 away from becoming the first batter to register 4000 runs in men’s T20I cricket. Indeed, he is currently the leading run-scorer in the ongoing edition of the men’s T20 World Cup, having also topped the batting charts in 2014.

Sam Curran has taken 10 wickets in the ongoing men’s T20 World Cup, should he take one more wicket in this game, he will become the most successful English bowler in a single edition of the T20 World Cup (10 wickets for Ryan Sidebottom in 2010, Graeme Swann in 2010 and David Willey in 2016).

Bhuvneshwar Kumar (India) recorded his 10th maiden in T20I cricket history in the last match against Zimbabwe, becoming the bowler to have bowled the most in the format; this was also his seventh maiden in the format this year, the most by a bowler in a single calendar year.