England v Pakistan fourth T20I: How to watch, TV channel, start time, head-to-head stats and team news

England and Pakistan will play what is officially the fourth game of their T20 international series at The Oval on Thursday, but in reality, it's only their second match as the scheduled showdowns at Headingley and Cardiff were both washed out.

England took a 1-0 lead between those cancellations with a 23-run victory at Edgbaston. This is England's final scheduled match before the T20 World Cup, as they have no warm-ups planned once they arrive in the Caribbean.

How to watch England v Pakistan fourth T20I and TV channel

The fourth England v Pakistan T20 international is available to watch on Sky Sports Cricket and Sky Sports Main Event.

England v Pakistan fourth T20I start time, date and venue

The fourth T20I between England and Pakistan will take place at 18.30 BST on Thursday 30th May at the Kia Oval in London.

England v Pakistan fourth T20I stats and head-to-head record (H2H)

England have won 20 of their 31 T20 internationals against Pakistan, including the second match of this series.

They came out on top by 23 runs at Edgbaston on Saturday to take a 1-0 lead in the series.

Jos Buttler top-scored with 84 runs for England, meaning he has scored 201 runs in his last four matches in the format.

England v Pakistan fourth T20I head-to-head record (H2H)

England wins	20
No result	2
Pakistan wins	9

*H2H stats refer to T20 internationals

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England v Pakistan fourth T20I team news

England team news

England captain Jos Buttler would have missed the third match while attending the birth of his third child, with Moeen Ali taking over as skipper. It has not yet been confirmed if Buttler is available for this game. Mark Wood is yet to feature in the series due to a knee injury. Jofra Archer was set to miss the Cardiff match to manage his workload but could be back for the finale. 

Pakistan team news

Pakistan have no major injury concerns and may well field their strongest available side due to the lack of match practice for their stars so far in the series. Even so, rain is again a threat to this fixture.