India vs england head-to-head record: The Indian cricket team is ready for the five -match Test series against England under the captaincy of Shubman Gill since June 20. The first Test is to be played at the Handingley Cricket Ground in Leeds. With this series, the Indian cricket team will start the new cycle of the World Test Championship.

It will be the effort of the young brigade to not let Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli miss. However, if you see the records of the Indian team at the headingley cricket ground of Leeds, then you will also be surprised.

How is India’s performance in Headingley?

The Indian cricket team first played a match at the Headingley Cricket Ground in Leeds in 1952, but the team lost by 7 wickets here. Since then, Team India participated in seven matches here but won only twice. What Team India won twice on this ground was seen in the captaincy of Kapil Dev in 1986 and Sourav Ganguly in 2002.

The team also played a Test match in 2021 under the captaincy of Virat Kohli, but suffered a bad defeat by an innings and 76 runs. Since then, the Indian cricket team is dreaming of winning here.

India-England’s head-to-head record

Leeds’s headingle ground has been full of memories for Team India as well as a lesson. You can understand this from the figure that India got only two out of seven wins against England in Leeds’ Cricket Ground. England have won four times in a seven Test match. The same match has been a draw.

Here India defeated England by 289 runs only in 1986. Then in 2002, England, led by Sourav Ganguly and crushed by 46 runs. If we take a look at the head to head record between India and England, then 136 matches have been played between the two countries where India has won 35 matches, while England have won 51 times. The 50 match has ended at a draw.