2007 Series

The national cricket team of India visited England from July 19 until September 8, 2007. There were 3 Test matches and 7 ODIs during the tour. The Pataudi Trophy, a trophy created by the MCC to mark the 118th anniversary of India's Test debut, was up for grabs during the Test series. Jocelyn Burton, of Holborn, London, was the designer and maker of this.

Chris Tremlett played in his first England Test game during the first Test at Lord's. After winning the toss, Michael Vaughan decided to bat first. Rain prevented an evening session, which resulted in a tie for the Test. For his (134) century, Pietersen received the man of the match award. India won the toss for the second Test and decided to bowl on damp ground from recent rains. The Indian victory was assured with runs from Ganguly and Dravid of 2 and 11, respectively. Because of his nine wickets throughout the game, Zaheer Khan was named man of the match.

India, which had won the toss for the third Test, decided to bat first on a flat pitch that turned out to be ideal for batting. It was an unusual occurrence that both sides used the same 11 players per side for every game of the series because both squads remained unaltered from the Trent Bridge Test. This contest was a draw. For the first time since 1986, India has won a series in England with a 1-0 triumph. The series had been excellent overall, with two evenly matched-teams playing well against one another.

2011 Series

From July 21 to September 16, 2011, the Indian cricket team visited England. The tour included many games against English county teams as well as one Twenty20, five ODI, and four Test matches. The 2,000th Test was played in the first match at Lord's. The Third Test victory propelled England to the top of the global rankings.

The Test series was won by England 4-0, their third rout in the series including more than three Test matches. England replaced India at the top of the ICC Test Championship after winning the series by a margin of more than two matches, while India fell to third. Rahul Dravid, who hit three hundred, and England's Stuart Broad, who took 25 wickets in the series, were the series' top performers.

2014 Series

From June 22 to September 7, 2014, the India national cricket team visited England for a five-match Test series, five ODI games, and one Twenty20 International. The Pataudi Trophy was awarded to England for winning the Test series 3-1. India played five Test matches during their England visit for the first time since 1959. The third Test was the first Test match to begin on a Sunday in England, and it took place at Southampton's Rose Bowl.

2018 Series

During July and September 2018, the Indian cricket team traveled to England to compete in five Tests, three ODIs, and three T20 Internationals. Moreover, in July in Chelmsford, India faced off against Essex in a three-day encounter.

The 1,000th Test played by the England team made them the first team to accomplish this milestone. The trip began on August 1 at Edgbaston. Alastair Cook of England announced that he will stop playing international cricket when the series was over before the fifth Test. Cook struck a century in the second inning of the fifth Test, becoming just the seventh batter to do so in both his debut and last Test appearances.

In the process, he passed Kumar Sangakkara to move up to fifth place on the list of all-time highest run scorers in Test cricket. James Anderson surpassed Glenn McGrath's record of 563 Test wickets by taking his 564th one in the same game. The Test series ended with a 4-1 victory for England.

Added information

The England-India Test cricket series, played in India, has a champion, and is recognized with the Anthony De Mello Trophy. When England toured India for a five-match series, the trophy was established. Anthony de Mello, an Indian cricket official and one of the founding members of the Board of Control for Cricket in India, is honored by having the trophy bear his name (BCCI).