IND v ENG: List of records Virat Kohli & Co. could set in T20I series

Since the top two aren’t a part of this T20I rubber, Chahal may excel the list and become 2nd Indian to claim 50 wickets/ Photo Courtesy: Twitter

Yuzvendra Chahal has fair opportunity to surpass Harbhajan Singh as both have equal number of wickets in their kitties against England – 8/ Photo Courtesy: Twitter

Chahal is also the third highest Indian wicket-taker in this format. With 41 scalps, he comes after R Ashwin (52) and Jasprit Bumrah (43)/ Photo Courtesy: Twitter

Morgan also holds the record of hitting most sixes against India in T20Is. He has hit 17 sixes so far. While Yuvraj Singh falls 2nd with 15, Raina stands third with 14 sixes/ Photo Courtesy: Twitter

Suresh Raina comes next with 265 runs followed by MS Dhoni (264 runs). It will be interesting see that who tops the chart by the end of the series/ Photo Courtesy: Twitter

Talking about the highest run scorer in all the India vs England T20Is, Eoin Morgan leads the chart with 284 runs/ Photo Courtesy: Twitter

Facing each other in the format on 11 occasions, India have won 5 while England have conquered 6/ Photo Courtesy: Twitter

Moreover, team India has never defeated England in England in a bilateral series/ Photo Courtesy: Twitter

Indian skipper Virat Kohli currently has 1992 runs under his belt in this format. He needs 8 more runs to become the 4th batsman across the world to go past 2000 runs in the format after – Martin Guptill (2271), Brendon McCullum (2140), and Shoaib Malik (2039)/ Photo Courtesy: Twitter

All eyes will be on Virat Kohli & Co. when they take the field against England in the first T20I at Old Trafford cricket ground in Manchester/ Photo Courtesy: Twitter

With this T20I series, the Indians have an opportunity to alter the record books/ Photo Courtesy: Twitter

India will kickstart their England tour with the six-match T20I unbeaten streak. They have won eight out of their last 10 T20I games which will ultimately provide them a confidence for the T20I series/ Photo Courtesy: Twitter