Pak vs Eng Live Score: Tri-Series 2026 Guide

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Pak vs Eng Live Score: Tri-Series 2026 Guide

England are in Pakistan for the ODI tri-series — Pak vs Eng on 20 October in Rawalpindi and 25 October in Lahore. Every way to follow the live score, the full schedule, squads and head-to-head record.

Last updated: 11 October 2026

Quick answer: The next Pak vs Eng match is the 2nd ODI of the Pakistan Tri-Nation Series on Tuesday, 20 October 2026 at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, with a second meeting on 25 October at Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore. Follow the live score on TV (PTV Sports / A Sports in Pakistan, Sky Sports in the UK), the PCB and ICC apps, or ball-by-ball on Cricbuzz and ESPNcricinfo. Toss is 30 minutes before the start of play.

At a Glance

Pak vs Eng: Key Facts

The numbers that define this rivalry — and the series about to be played.

1

20 Oct

Next Pak vs Eng ODI

Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium — 2nd ODI of the tri-series. Match-day guide →

2

92

ODIs played

England lead 57–32 (3 no results) since the first meeting in 1974.

3

31 Oct

Tri-series final

Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore — top two teams after the round robin.

4

2–1

Last Test series

Pakistan beat England at home in October 2024 — Noman Ali and Sajid Khan starred.

5

1992

The famous final

Pakistan beat England in the World Cup final at Melbourne — Imran’s cornered tigers.

6

Dec

England Tests return

Three Tests in Pakistan this December: Rawalpindi, Multan and Karachi.

Pakistan Tri-Nation Series 2026: Schedule

England’s ODI side, captained by Harry Brook, is touring Pakistan for a tri-series also involving Sri Lanka — preparation for the 2027 Cricket World Cup. The PCB confirmed the fixtures in August 2026. All seven matches:

DateMatchVenue
18 Oct 2026Pakistan vs Sri Lanka (1st ODI)Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium
20 Oct 2026Pakistan vs England (2nd ODI)Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium
22 Oct 2026Sri Lanka vs England (3rd ODI)Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium
25 Oct 2026Pakistan vs England (4th ODI)Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore
27 Oct 2026Pakistan vs Sri Lanka (5th ODI)Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore
29 Oct 2026Sri Lanka vs England (6th ODI)Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore
31 Oct 2026Final (1st vs 2nd)Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore

England arrive straight from a seven-match IT20 series in Pakistan (20 September – 2 October 2026) and return in December for three Tests. Details for each Pak-Eng meeting: today’s Pak vs Eng match guide.

How to Follow the Live Score

On TV: In Pakistan, ODIs are carried by PTV Sports and A Sports; in the UK and Ireland, Sky Sports holds the rights to the tri-series (deal confirmed 7 October 2026 via the PCB’s Trans Group partnership). Streaming: the PCB’s official platforms and Tamasha carry Pakistan home games; Sky’s NOW service covers the UK. Ball-by-ball: Cricbuzz and ESPNcricinfo run the fastest text commentary with wagon wheels and win predictors; the ICC and PCB apps push wicket alerts. Radio: ball-by-ball radio coverage accompanies home series. Full options: live score Pak vs England.

Toss and Playing XIs

The toss takes place 30 minutes before the scheduled start, with playing XIs announced at the toss. Day-night ODIs in Pakistan typically begin mid-afternoon PKT. In October, dew in the evening can make chasing easier — a big factor in the captain’s call. Pak vs Eng toss updates tracks each toss as it happens.

Head-to-Head Record

FormatMatchesEngland wonPakistan wonDrawn / NR
ODI9257323 NR
T20I322191 tied, 1 NR
Test~95~31~25~39 drawn

England dominate the ODI ledger, but Pakistan own the rivalry’s most famous days: the 1992 World Cup final win at Melbourne under Imran Khan, and the 2017 Champions Trophy semi-final demolition of England at Cardiff. At home in Tests, Pakistan’s 2–1 series win in October 2024 — sealed by the spin of Noman Ali and Sajid Khan — is fresh in memory. The full rivalry story: Pak vs Eng head-to-head.

Squads 2026

England (ODI tri-series): Harry Brook (captain), Gus Atkinson, Sonny Baker, Tom Banton, James Coles, Jordan Cox, Mason Crane, Henry Crocombe, Sam Curran, Liam Dawson, Ben Duckett, Will Jacks, Jamie Overton, Adil Rashid, Joe Root, Josh Tongue. Jos Buttler and Jofra Archer (rested) miss out; Adil Rashid and Sam Curran return. Pakistan: the PCB names its squad closer to the series — built around the core that played the 2026 home season. Squad analysis and XIs: Pak vs England live score today.

Venues

Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium hosts the first three ODIs including Pak vs Eng on 20 October — a ground known for lively pitches and packed stands. The series then moves to the rebuilt Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore for the remaining games and the 31 October final.

Frequently Asked Questions

Pak vs Eng, answered.

When is the next Pak vs Eng match?
Tuesday, 20 October 2026 — Pakistan vs England, 2nd ODI of the tri-nation series at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium. The teams meet again on 25 October at Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore.
Where can I watch Pak vs Eng live score?
Ball-by-ball on Cricbuzz and ESPNcricinfo; live on TV via PTV Sports/A Sports (Pakistan) and Sky Sports (UK); streaming on the PCB’s platforms, Tamasha and NOW (UK).
What time is the Pak vs Eng toss?
The toss is held 30 minutes before the scheduled start, with playing XIs announced at the toss. Day-night ODIs in Pakistan typically start mid-afternoon PKT.
What is the Pak vs Eng ODI head-to-head record?
92 ODIs: England 57 wins, Pakistan 32 wins, 3 no results — since the first meeting at Nottingham in 1974.
Who is England’s captain for the Pakistan tour?
Harry Brook captains England’s ODI side on the 2026 Pakistan tour; Joe Root, Adil Rashid, Ben Duckett and Sam Curran provide the experience.
Is there a Pak vs Eng Test series in 2026?
Yes — England tour Pakistan for three Tests in December 2026: 1–5 Dec in Rawalpindi, 9–13 Dec in Multan, 17–21 Dec in Karachi.

Never Miss a Ball

Bookmark the match-day guide for 20 October — toss time, playing XIs, live-score links and streaming options for Pak vs Eng, all in one place.

Schedule and squad information from the PCB, ECB and ICC announcements (August–October 2026), verified 11 October 2026. Fixtures can change; confirm with the PCB before travelling. Head-to-head figures: ESPNcricinfo records via Wikipedia. Hero image: Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore (tob.news).