As rain clouds gather and diplomatic handshakes steal headlines, one cricketing truth remains unshaken: India have never lost an ODI to Pakistan. Not once. Not in 11 attempts. And as the two arch-rivals prepare to face off again, the pressure is mounting on Pakistan to finally rewrite history .
Since their first ODI clash in the 1978 World Series in Australia, India have dominated Pakistan in the 50-over format with a flawless 11-0 record. This isn’t just a stat—it’s a psychological fortress that grows taller with every passing encounter.
From the 2007 World Cup thriller to the high-stakes ICC Champions Trophy clashes, India have consistently found a way to edge out their neighbors when it matters most. Even in tense, rain-affected matches, Lady Luck—and cold execution—has favored the men in blue.
This upcoming fixture isn’t just another game. It’s loaded with subtext: political tension, global spotlight, and the ever-present question—will this be the day Pakistan finally breaks through?
Recent practice sessions have been punctuated by drizzle, adding another layer of uncertainty. But beyond the weather, the real drama lies in the unspoken narrative: handshakes on the field, silence off it. In a rivalry where every run and wicket carries national weight, even a simple pre-match greeting becomes symbolic.
| Team | Matches | Wins | Losses | No Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| India | 11 | 11 | 0 | 0 |
| Pakistan | 11 | 0 | 11 | 0 |
Note: This record includes only completed ODIs in ICC tournaments and official bilateral series recognized by the ICC.
India’s camp, meanwhile, remains calm. They know history is on their side—but they’re not relying on it. With a balanced squad, strong bench depth, and recent form on their side, they’re focused on extending their unbeaten run, not just defending it.
As one insider put it: “They don’t talk about the streak. They just keep building on it.”
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