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Pakistan in international cricket: record, rivals and highs

From 2003 to 2026, Pakistan took the field 704 times in the one day formats of men's international cricket. The balance: 213 wins in 419 ODIs and 165 in 285 T20Is, a 55.0% rate in decided games. Below are the format by format record, the rivalries and the scoring records of the period.

Record by format

FormatPWLTNRWin %
ODI41921319331052.1%
T20I2851651094759.4%
Total70437830271755.0%

Key: P played, W wins, L losses, T ties and NR no result (games washed out or abandoned, which do not enter the win percentage).

Head to head record (ODI + T20I)

OpponentPWLT + NRWin %
New Zealand1004155442.7%
Sri Lanka895334260.9%
South Africa803940149.4%
Australia762747236.0%
England731950427.1%
India632140233.9%
West Indies634316471.7%
Zimbabwe58496387.5%
Bangladesh544311079.6%
Ireland1072170.0%

Rivalries

No rival has crossed Pakistan's path as often as New Zealand: 100 games in the period. Among matchups with at least 10 games, the best record is against Zimbabwe (49 wins in 58 games, 87.5%) and the worst is against England (19 in 73, 27.1%). The heaviest chapter is the classic against India: 63 games in this sample, with 21 wins, 40 losses and 2 ties or no results. India versus Pakistan rarely happens outside tournaments (the countries have not played a bilateral series since 2012-13), which is why every World Cup or Asia Cup meeting stops half a billion screens.

Highest innings totals

ScoreFormatOpponentDate
399/1ODIZimbabweJul 20, 2018
385/7ODIBangladeshJun 21, 2010
375/3ODIZimbabweMay 26, 2015
364/7ODINew ZealandDec 14, 2014
232/6T20IEnglandJul 16, 2021
212/8T20ISri LankaFeb 28, 2026
208/3T20IWest IndiesDec 16, 2021
207/1T20INew ZealandMar 21, 2025

Scores use cricket notation: runs/wickets lost in the innings (super overs excluded).

One fact to keep

Pakistan has been world champion in both formats: the 1992 ODI World Cup under captain Imran Khan and the 2009 World Twenty20. It also played the 2007 and 2022 T20 finals, both against historic rivals.

Data source: the Cricsheet project (cricsheet.org), men's international ODI and T20I matches, Open Data Commons Attribution (ODC-BY) 1.0 license, snapshot of Jul 10, 2026. Totals, records and percentages are computed by this site from the ball by ball files; the win percentage counts only games with a result (ties count, no results are excluded), and ties settled by a super over follow the official convention and remain ties. Independent site, with no affiliation to the ICC, to any board or to the teams mentioned.

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