1. England T20 record against India at Edgbaston
England have played 3 T20 matches at Edgbaston and the record for all wins is in their name. India and England have met only once on this ground and England had won by 3 runs in 2014.
2. Edgbaston Stadium details
Capacity: 25,000
Installation: 1882
Host County: Warwickshire
Border length: Straight and lateral boundaries measure 59-60 meters but the square range is less than 50 meters and is the smallest in international cricket and batsmen usually target that area for a few simple fours or sixes.
Average score in T20I: 165
3. Birmingham climate
After the rain-soaked 5th Test between India and England at Edgbaston, fans will be curious to know if the rain will affect the T20 match at the same ground. But no rain is forecast for July 9, although 40 percent cloudy weather is expected. The weather remains comfortable at 21 degrees on the day of the match.
4 Edgbaston Pitch Report
At the Edgbaston Cricket Ground, we recently saw a thunderous Test match between England and India. Rishabh Pant’s 146 off 111 balls took India to 400+, but Joe Root and Johnny Bairstow led England to victory with their own batting centuries. Edgbaston’s pitch is set to maintain that batsman-friendly character during the England T20I against India on Saturday. Handle the bowlers!
5 Edgbaston T20I record
Top total: 221/5
Highest Total: India: 177/5
Minimum total: Australia all out 144
Most runs: Jose Butler: 103
Most runs: India: Virat Kohli: 66
Highest individual score: Aaron Finch: 84
Highest Individual Score: India: V Kohli: 66
Top 6s: Joss Butler, Eoin Morgan: 8 each
Top 6: For India: Shikhar Dhawan: 2
Most victims: Mohammed Amir: 6
Most victims from India: Mohammed Shami: 3
Best bowling: Saeed Ajmal: 3/26
Best bowling for India: Mohammed Shami: 3/38.