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Pakistan vs England 2nd T20: Head-to-Head, Classics & Live Guide

In a T20I series, the 2nd T20 is often the match that decides the narrative — the team that lost the opener fights to level it, and the winner pushes for an unassailable lead. Between Pakistan and England, the 2nd T20 has produced some of the most dramatic cricket of the last decade. This guide covers the classic 2nd-T20 encounters, the head-to-head context, and how to follow the next one live.

Quick answer: The standout Pakistan vs England 2nd T20 was at Karachi on 22 September 2022: Pakistan chased 200 with all 10 wickets in hand (Babar Azam 110*, Mohammad Rizwan 88*) to level the seven-match series. Overall in T20Is, England lead Pakistan 22–9 across 32 meetings (as of the 2026 T20 World Cup).

Classic 2nd-T20 Encounters

Karachi, 22 September 2022 — the record chase

The second T20I of England’s historic seven-match tour of Pakistan. England posted 199/5, built on Moeen Ali’s 23-ball 55 as stand-in captain. In reply, Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan produced one of the great T20I partnerships: an unbroken 203 — Babar 110* off 66 (his second T20I hundred), Rizwan 88* off 51 — to win by 10 wickets with three balls to spare. It was Pakistan’s first 10-wicket win in T20Is since the famous victory over India at the 2021 World Cup, and it levelled the series 1–1.

The 2024 series — England’s control

In the four-match T20I series in England in May 2024 (ahead of that year’s World Cup), the second match at Edgbaston underlined England’s home dominance: Jos Buttler’s century powered England to a 23-run win on the way to a 2–0 series victory (two games were washed out).

World Cup meetings

Pakistan and England have met four times at T20 World Cups (2009, 2010, 2022, 2026), and England have won all four — most famously the 2022 final at Melbourne (won by 5 wickets) and the 2026 Super 8 clash at Pallekele (won by 2 wickets, chasing 165).

Head-to-Head Snapshot

  • T20Is overall: 32 matches — England 22, Pakistan 9, 1 no-result (to February 2026).
  • In Pakistan: the 2022 seven-match series (England 4–3) is the only full T20I series England have played in Pakistan.
  • In England: England have won the last two bilateral T20I series on home soil.
  • Most runs: Babar Azam — 660 runs in 17 innings vs England (avg 47.14).
  • Most wickets: Adil Rashid — 22 wickets in 21 matches vs Pakistan.

How to Follow the Next 2nd T20 Live

Pakistan–England T20Is are broadcast on PTV Sports and A Sports in Pakistan, Sky Sports in the UK and Willow TV in North America, with streaming on the broadcasters’ official apps. Free ball-by-ball coverage runs on ESPNcricinfo and Cricbuzz from 30 minutes before the toss. Matches in Pakistan usually start at 7:00–7:30pm PKT; in England, evening T20Is typically begin at 6:30pm local time. Fixture dates are confirmed by the PCB and ECB before each series — this page is updated when new series are announced.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Pakistan vs England 2nd T20 head-to-head?

Across all T20Is the head-to-head stands at England 22, Pakistan 9 (32 matches, 1 no-result) as of the 2026 T20 World Cup. The most famous single “2nd T20” was Pakistan’s 10-wicket win at Karachi in September 2022.

What is Pakistan’s biggest T20I win over England?

The 10-wicket victory at Karachi on 22 September 2022, chasing 200 — Babar Azam’s 110* and Mohammad Rizwan’s 88* in an unbroken 203-run opening stand, a world record for a T20I chase at the time.

Where can I watch Pakistan vs England 2nd T20 live?

PTV Sports and A Sports (Pakistan), Sky Sports (UK), Willow TV (North America), plus official streaming apps and free ball-by-ball on ESPNcricinfo and Cricbuzz.

When is the next Pakistan vs England T20 series?

Future tours are set in the ICC’s Future Tours Programme and announced by the PCB and ECB. Check the official boards’ fixture lists — we update this hub when new series dates are confirmed.

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