England vs Pakistan Head to Head Stats & Records in T20I Cricket

England vs Pakistan Head to Head in T20I Cricket

England and Pakistan have met 32 times in T20 Internationals, the first in 2006 and the latest on 24 February 2026. England have won 22 and Pakistan 9, with 1 ending without a result. England lead by 13. England's highest total against Pakistan is 221 and Pakistan's is 232. Their lowest completed totals are 163 and 89. The table above has every meeting, venue and margin. Updated 9 September, 2026.

Pakistan won the first meeting at Bristol on 28 August 2006, chasing 145 with five wickets in hand, but England have been the more consistent side since and hold a clear lead. The fixture has been played across an unusual spread of venues because Pakistan spent a decade using the United Arab Emirates as home: eight of the meetings were staged in Dubai, Abu Dhabi or Sharjah between 2010 and 2015, including the match at Sharjah in November 2015 that finished level at 154 and went to England in the Super Over.

Their defining night came at the MCG on 13 November 2022, in the T20 World Cup final. Pakistan were held to 137 for 8, Sam Curran taking 3 for 12, and England got there with an over to spare through Ben Stokes's 52 not out. It gave England both white-ball world titles at once - and it came at the same ground where Pakistan had beaten the same opponent in the 1992 fifty-over final.

In September and October 2022 the two played the longest bilateral T20I series there has been, seven matches across Karachi and Lahore, which England won 4-3. Pakistan made 203 without loss and England 221 for 3 on consecutive days in Karachi. Pakistan's 232 for 6 at Nottingham in July 2021 is still the biggest total in the fixture. Their most recent meeting was at Kandy in February 2026, at the T20 World Cup, where England chased 165 to win by two wickets with a ball left.