The two teams have met 199 times in total. Pakistan has won 86 games compared to India's 70. Pakistan has won more Test and ODI matches than India, while India has won six of the eight T20 Internationals between the two teams.
India has won the last three matches played between the two countries. The most recent match was on March 2, 2018 at the Hyderabad Cricket Stadium in India. Pakistan won this match by 10 runs. This is the first time that India has lost to Pakistan in eight attempts.
Overall, India has won more matches than Pakistan but both countries have an equal number of losses - 44 each. This shows that there is no clear winner when these two Asian nations play against each other. It is also worth mentioning that five of the seven draws were by either side scoring 400 or less. Last year's Test match between these two countries was declared a draw after the 5th day due to rain. India won the ODI series 3-1.
Here are the details of the latest match: India lost to Pakistan by 10 runs at Hyderabad. This is the first time that India has lost to Pakistan in eight tries.
Each team has four series victories, although Pakistan has won more Test matches than India in Tests between the two countries. The two teams have played a total of 17 One-Day International (ODI) series. Six of these series have been held in India, while Pakistan has hosted seven. India has won five of these ODI series, with one match ending in a tie.
In ODI cricket, each side nominates its captain before each series. This captain leads his team in the field during play and is the most powerful figure in the batting order. A player can be promoted to the top position without having to replace another player, which is known as "coaching up". However, there are restrictions on who can be used as a batting partner for him or her. For example, if the player who is appointed captain cannot face the spin bowlers, then someone else will have to fill that role.
After winning the first two matches in the 1987 Cricket World Cup, India went on to lose all its remaining games to finish at the bottom of the table. In the 1995 World Cup, India again failed to win any game, this time finishing last in the group stage. In 2011, however, India regained some pride when it beat Pakistan in Mohali by an innings and 85 runs to win its first One-Day International (ODI) match in India.
Pakistan has won 11 games in the series, while India has won five. The two-match series in the United Arab Emirates ended in a stalemate, with each side winning one match. The teams have only met once in a Twenty20 International series, a two-match series in 2012 as part of Pakistan's visit to India. Each side won one match, resulting in a tie in the series. Cricinfo.com is the source.
India won the first match by eight wickets and then drew the second match to level the series 1-1. This page shows how many matches India has won against Pakistan.
Pakistan have played 177 T20I matches as of August 2021, with 106 won, 63 losses, three ties, and five no results for an overall winning percentage of 62.50. The statistics are valid as of the 4th T20I between Pakistan and the West Indies on August 3, 2021, at Providence Stadium. Their record is better than that of India (61.11%) but it is lower than that of Australia (68.97%).
Pakistan won their first T20I match on March 8, 2008, against Bangladesh by seven runs at Dhaka. This was also their first match as a full member team of the International Cricket Council (ICC). Since then, they have not lost a single T20I match.
Their record in ICC events is even better. They have won two events: 2009 World Cup Qualifier and 2015 Cricket World Cup South Africa Qualifier. In addition to these victories, they were also runners-up in 2013 Champions Trophy and 2017 ICC Women's World Cup. Finally, they ended up as third place in 2011 Cricket World Cup due to tiebreakers.
Overall, Pakistan is one of the most successful teams in T20Is. They are just behind India as the second highest ranked team with 178 wins out of 277 matches played (62.46% winning percentage). However, when you exclude their loss to Ireland as a neutral venue, their winning percentage increases to 70.22%.
They have played 37 One-Day Internationals (ODIs), with Pakistan winning 32 and Bangladesh winning five. Their last match was on 8 November 2016 in the Asia Cup 2017 tournament, where Pakistan won by six wickets.
This article details all of Pakistan's ODI wins and losses against Bangladesh. The two countries have been competing together since 1971 when Bangladesh was created as a separate country after the Bangladesh Liberation War. However, they have never met in a FIFA-recognized international match.
31 December 1974: Bangladesh defeats Pakistan by one run by 1 wicket inside 50 balls - This is the first time that these two sides meet in an ODI. Both teams are still finding their way as far as ODI cricket is concerned, with Pakistan having recently joined while Bangladesh is yet to play any match. Despite this, Pakistan manages to beat Bangladesh by one run using its second bowler, Abdul Qadir. With this win, Pakistan joins India as the only nations to have beaten Bangladesh in ODIs.
14 February 1975: Pakistan beats Bangladesh by seven runs - After losing its first match to India, Pakistan comes back strong by defeating Bangladesh by seven runs. In fact, it is Pakistan's biggest ODI victory over Bangladesh until 2008.
Pakistan have played 437 Test matches as of July 2021, winning 142, losing 133, and drawing 162 of them. They have won 11 World Cups, five Champions Trophies, and three Asia Cups.
In One Day International (ODI) cricket, they are the number one ranked team with 1020 points, ahead of India who are second with 902 points. In T20I cricket, they are first with 1104 points while India are second with 1003 points.
They won their first Test match on August 5, 1972, against India at Lahore. This is the only series win by a Pakistani team over an Indian side. Since then, they have gone on to lose all subsequent Tests between the two countries.
Their last victory was against England at Lord's in July 2019. It was also their final game before the tournament-long suspension of both teams due to security concerns following the attack on the Sri Lanka team bus earlier that year. When the suspensions were announced, Pakistan had not played a single match since March 2017. This marked the end of their 50-match winning streak which was the longest run ever by a Test team.
Pakistan's record in ODI cricket is even more impressive - they have never lost a series.
In the ICC Cricket World Cup, India and Pakistan have played 12 matches. India won every game. The most recent meeting between these two opponents occurred during the 2019 ICC World Cup. India won this match by a score of 89 runs. In every tournaments, the match between India and Pakistan is usually quite intriguing.
Imran Khan captained the Pakistan cricket team to World Cup victory in 1992. Pakistan was also a runner-up in the 1999 World Cup, losing to Australia in the final.
India and the West Indies have each won it twice. Pakistan (in 1992), Sri Lanka (in 1996), and England (in 2019) have all won once. The West Indies won the first two championships in 1975 and 1979. Six different teams have won the one-day international (ODI) world cup out of the 12 that have been staged so far. England has lost three finals, while Australia, Sri Lanka, and New Zealand have each lost twice.
The West Indies won the first two championships in 1975 and 1979. Six different teams have won the one-day international (ODI) world cup out of the 12 that have been staged so far. England has lost three finals, while Australia, Sri Lanka, and New Zealand have each lost twice. India, Pakistan, and the West Indies finished second in one world cup.
In the ICC Cricket World Cup, India and Pakistan have played 12 matches. India won every game. The most recent meeting between these two opponents occurred during the 2019 ICC World Cup. India won this match by a score of 89 runs. The contest between India and Pakistan is always one of the most entertaining matches in each tournament.
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