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India vs England 5th T20I 2026 live score, toss winner, winning probability, result, and highlights from Southampton originally appeared on Cricket News. Add Cricket News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. Venue: Rose Bowl, Southampton Captains: Shreyas Iyer (India) and Harry Brook (England) Toss result: Team India won the toss and opted to bowl first. Live Telecast: Sony Sports Network (India), Willow TV (USA, Canada), Sky Sports (UK, England) Umpires and match officials: Graham Lloyd and Russell Warren (on-field), Martin Saggers (third umpire), Mike Burns (reserve umpire), Richie Richardson (match referee). Match result: TBD Player of the Match: TBD Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Follow the latest live scorecard here as the match unfolds, or click here for key text commentary updates from the action. India Batting (2nd Innings): India begin a shaky chase as Abhishek Sharma falls in the 3rd over to Jofra Archer. Ishan Kishan and Shreyas Iyer attempt to steady the innings after two early losses. The Indians finish the powerplay in a stronger position than England, but with almost 200 runs still needed. Kishan and Iyer continue to blast boundaries, reaching 100 runs in the ninth over. The duo build a 50-run partnership as India eyes a challenging target. India reach 110 at the end of 10 overs. Liam Dawson breaks the partnership, removing Iyer for 28 off 16 balls. Ishan Kishan scales a hard-fought fifty off 27 balls, remaining the pillar for India. Adil Rashid then dismisses Kishan for 56, dimming India’s comeback prospects. England Batting (1st Innings): 257/3 (Jos Buttler 131, Harry Brook 95*) England starts with a quick wicket as Prasidh Krishna dismisses Phil Salt in the second over for six. By the end of the powerplay, England sit at 61/1, in a strong position as Brook and Buttler consolidate. The pair reach half-centuries quickly, with Brook in 19 balls and Buttler in 34. England push toward a massive total, hitting 100 in 9.2 overs and later reaching 200 in the 16th over when Buttler hits Axar Patel for a six, marking his second T20I century in 51 balls. Shivam Dube finally dismisses Buttler for 131 off 64. England finish at 257/3. Toss result: India won the toss and chose to bowl first. The toss, originally scheduled for 2:00 PM local time, was postponed to 2:45 PM due to the team’s traffic delay, as noted on the official BCCI X account. ESPN Cricinfo’s Matt Roller commented on the situation and SEO relevance for the fifth T20 at Southampton.