India v Pakistan Record In ODI World Cups

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India remain behind in their overall ODI head-to-heads against Pakistan with 56 wins and 73 losses, but have clearly been the stronger team in recent meetings. However, the scenario is different in ODI World Cups. India and Pakistan have met seven times in the ICC Men's ODI World Cups, and India has won all seven times.

1992 World Cup, Sydney: India won By 43 Runs

India and Pakistan squared off against one another for the first time at the 1992 World Cup in Sydney. India scored 216/7 in 49 overs. In reply, Pakistan were dismissed for 173 runs. India won by 43 runs.

1996 World Cup,Bangalore: India Won by 39 Runs

This was a quarterfinal played in Bangalore. India batted first and scored a formidable total of 287/8. In reply, Pakistan managed to score 248 runs for the loss of nine wickets in their 50 overs, falling short of India's total by 39 runs.

1999 World Cup, Manchester – India Won by 47 Runs

Batting first, India posted a total of 227 runs for the loss of 6 wickets. In reply, Pakistan team was all out for 180.

2003 World Cup, Centurion – India Won by 29 Runs

Pakistan set a total of 273 runs. For India, Sachin Tendulkar led India’s batting charge with a brilliant 98 runs in only 75 balls. India chased down the target with 6 wickets in hand.

 

2011 World Cup, Mohali – India Won by 29 Runs

India won the toss in the semi-final, elected to bat first and posted a total of 260/9 in their 50 overs. Pakistan were dismissed for 231 runs. 

2015 World Cup, Adelaide – India Won by 76 Runs

India batted first and scored a whopping 300 runs at the loss of seven wickets. India bowled out Pakistan for 224 runs and emerged victorious by 76 runs.

2019 World Cup, Manchester – India Won by 89 Runs

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India posted a massive 336 run total. In this rain-hit match, India won by 89 runs under the Duckworth-Lewis method.