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Lowest totals against England in T20 World Cups
Adil Rashid took a four-fer against Oman (Image source: X/@englandcricket)

Lowest totals against England in T20 World Cups

Jun 14, 2024
04:14 pm

What's the story

England thrashed Oman in their latest 2024 ICC T20 World Cup encounter at Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, North Sound. The Englishmen successfully chased down a paltry 48 in 3.1 overs to bolster their Net Run Rate. Earlier, Oman recorded the lowest-ever total by a side against England in T20 World Cups. This was also their lowest-ever total in men's T20Is.

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Oman: 48 in 2024, North Sound

As mentioned, Oman's 48 is now the lowest total by a side against England in T20 World Cup history. No other side have recorded a sub-50 total in this regard. Shoaib Khan was the only Oman batter to register a double-figure score, while Adil Rashid took a four-wicket haul. Jofra Archer and Mark Wood scalped three wickets each.

#2

West Indies: 55 in 2021, Dubai

A star-studded West Indies side under the leadership of Kieron Pollard was humiliated by England in the 2021 T20 World Cup encounter. Spinners made merry as the Caribbeans perished for a mere 55, with Rashid taking four wickets. Only Chris Gayle recorded a double-figure score for WI. England also lost four wickets but completed the run-chase in 8.2 overs.

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Afghanistan: 80 in 2012, Colombo

England have claimed a solitary victory by over 100 runs in T20 World Cup history. It came against Afghanistan in the 2012 edition in Colombo. England racked up a mammoth 196/5, riding on Luke Wright's unbeaten 99(55). Later, the Afghans were bundled out for 80 as only Gulbadin Naib scored in double figures (44). Four England bowlers took two wickets.

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Afghanistan: 112 in 2022, Perth

Afghanistan suffered a similar defeat to England a decade later, in Perth. They posted a paltry 112 after being invited to bat in the 2022 T20 World Cup Group 1 encounter. Sam Curran scripted history by taking a five-wicket haul. Meanwhile, Ibrahim Zadran and Usman Ghani recorded 30+ scores for Afghanistan. England lost five wickets before completing the chase in 18.1 overs.