India vs Pakistan Head to Head Record: Tests, ODIs and T20Is

India and Pakistan have met in all three international formats. This page gives the full men’s record in Tests, ODIs and T20Is, the World Cup results and the recent meetings.

Overall record

FormatPlayedIndiaPakistanOther results
Tests5991238 draws
ODIs13658735 no results
T20Is181431 tie (India won the bowl-out, 2007)

Test matches

The Tests between the two sides run from 1952 to 2007. Pakistan have won 12 and India 9, while 38 of the 59 matches ended in a draw.

One-day internationals

Pakistan lead the ODI record 73 to 58, with five matches without a result. In ODI World Cup meetings, India have won all eight games between the two sides.

T20 World Cup and T20 Internationals

In the T20 World Cup, India have won seven of the nine meetings, including the 2007 bowl-out, and Pakistan’s only win came in 2021. In T20Is, India have won 14 of 18 matches, and the one tie was won by India in the bowl-out in 2007.

Recent meetings (2022 to 2026)

  • Asia Cup 2025: India won all three matches against Pakistan, including the final by 5 wickets on 28 September 2025.
  • Champions Trophy 2025: India won by 6 wickets in Dubai.
  • T20 World Cup 2024: India won by 6 runs in New York.
  • T20 World Cup 2026: India won by 61 runs in Colombo on 15 February 2026.
  • Asian Games 2026: India won the final by 19 runs at Nisshin, Japan, on 3 October 2026.

Since September 2022, India have won 10 of the meetings between the two sides, and one game ended without a result.

Frequently asked questions

Who has won more matches between India and Pakistan?

Pakistan lead in Test wins and ODI wins, while India lead in T20Is. Overall the two teams are close, but India have had the stronger record in limited-overs cricket since 2022.

Has Pakistan ever beaten India in a World Cup?

Yes. Pakistan won the 2021 T20 World Cup match, which is their only World Cup win over India.

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