The County Ground will host match number four in the 5-match T20I series between India and England in Bristol. It is a must-win game for the Indian cricket team, who are 0-2 down in the series. If they lose the game on Thursday, then this will be the second successive T20I series loss for the Men in Blue.

One stat that may be music to Shreyas Iyer’s ears is that England don’t have a good record at this venue.

Hosts have played five games in Bristol and managed to win only two. Their last win took place in 2025 when the English side beat West Indies by four wickets.

South African batter Reeza Hendricks is the leading scorer at this venue with 173 runs from three games. For England, Jonny Bairstow and If Buttlerwith 115 and 103 runs respectively, have done well in Bristol.

If we speak about Indian batters, Rohit Sharma’s 100 not out is the highest score for the three-time T20 World champions.

Lungi Ngidi has been the most successful bowler here with seven wickets, tied with Wayne Parnell. Hardik Pandya is India’s most successful bowler with four wickets that occurred during the 2018 IND vs ENG T20I game. Adil Rashid has played three games at the County Ground and managed to pick three wickets with an economy rate of 10.8 runs per over.

India’s T20I record in Bristol

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The only game between the two sides at this magnificent ground took place in 2018. Hosts batted first and scored 198 runs on the board for the loss of nine wickets. Jason Roy top scored with 67 while Buttler scored 34.

In reply, the visiting side coasted to an easy win by seven wickets with eight balls to spare. Rohit scored an unbeaten 100 off 56 balls with 11 boundaries and five huge hits. Skipper Virat Kohli batted well to score 29-ball 43. Hardik then played a brutal knock of 33 not out, which came off just 14 balls.