India’s Venue-wise Test Record in England

India’s Venue-wise Test Record in England

While this page focuses on India’s venue-wise Test record in England, you can find a comprehensive overview of Indian captains’ Test captaincy performance in England here, and India’s complete head-to-head Test statistics against England on this page.

Key Insights – India Test Results in Every England Venues

India have won three Tests at Lord’s, the most for them at any venue in England. They are one of the two Asian teams to register Test victories on that iconic ground. Explore Asian team’s record in SENA countries here.

India have also lost the most Test matches at Lord’s. Six of the overall losses came in a row, their longest losing streak at a venue in England. 

At the same venue, India were winless for 10 consecutive matches. After their six straight defeats, they had two draws and losses each alternately.

The Kennington Oval, another venue in London, saw India register their first Test match win on English soil. It was back in 1971 when India beat the hosts by four wickets. This win also unlocked India’s first series victory in England. Explore India’s all Test series wins in England here.

India’s most drawn Tests have also come at The Oval. Thus far, they have drawn seven matches at the venue.

In early July 2025, India clinched a Test match win at Edgbaston, making them the first Asian and overall the sixth team to do so. They thrashed the hosts by 336 runs, their largest victory margin by runs at any ground in England. This is also India’s largest victory in away Tests.

664 runs scored by India in the first innings of the 2007 Oval Test, the highest for them at a venue in England. Their previous highest at this ground was 606 for 9 (declared) in 1990.

Headingley is the other venue where India have a 600-plus total – 628 for 8 (declared) in 2002. This is also their highest total in a winning cause in England.

India have registered a successful 100-plus run chase each at The Oval and Lord’s. And their 173-run chase at The Oval in 1971 is the highest for them at any ground in England.

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