By Admin 
The India-Pakistan rivalry has always been considered the fiercest in history. Both teams will come to duel at Dubai International Cricket Stadium for the ICC Champions Trophy match on Sunday, February 23, 2025.
With a 6-wicket victory against Bangladesh in their first match, Team India comes with high confidence into this match. Pakistan, on the other hand, would like to gather themselves after their loss in the tournament against New Zealand by 60 runs, which was their first match in the tournament.
As both teams gear up for battle tomorrow, it is the challenge for India to erase memories of a dismal 180-run loss handed out to them by Pakistan in the grand finale of the 2017 Champions Trophy. After that loss, India has dominated ODIs, winning the next five encounters against Pakistan.
When it comes to ODIs in the Champions Trophy, Pakistan takes a slight edge over India, having beaten them three times out of the five occasions, even though India has been the better side in recent years.
Record of India vs. Pakistan in One-Day Internationals
Pakistan has the advantage in total victories in the long-running ODI cricket rivalry between India and Pakistan. This is a thorough summary.
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Statistic
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India (IND)
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Pakistan (PAK)
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Matches Played
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135
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135
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Wins
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57
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73
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No Result
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5
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5
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Last Result
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Won by 7 wickets (Ahmedabad, 2023)
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Lost by 7 wickets (Ahmedabad, 2023)
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Last 5 Matches
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5 Wins
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0 Wins
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Head-to-Head Record for the Champions Trophy between India and Pakistan
Since their first encounter in 2004, India and Pakistan have faced off five times in the history of the Champions Trophy. The last time they faced each other was in the 2017 final, which Pakistan won by an overwhelming 180 runs. With three victories to India’s two, Pakistan now has the tournament’s head-to-head record.
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ate
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Winning Team
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Victory Margin
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Sep 19, 2004
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Pakistan
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Won by 3 wickets
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Sep 26, 2009
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Pakistan
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Won by 54 runs
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Jun 15, 2013
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India
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Won by 8 wickets
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Jun 4, 2017
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India
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Won by 124 runs
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Jun 18, 2017
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Pakistan
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Won by 180 runs
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India vs Pakistan ODI Highest and Lowest Scores
In ODI cricket, India and Pakistan have both set records for high and low scores, and their performances have been memorable. India’s total versus Pakistan was at its lowest in 1978 and at its greatest in 2005. Although they scored their lowest total in 1985, Pakistan’s finest batting performance against India came in 2004. This is a list of both sides’ top and lowest ODI scores versus one another.
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Category
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Score/Performance
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Result & Venue
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Year
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India’s Highest Score vs PAK
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356/9 (50)
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Won by 58 runs (Vizag)
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2005
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India’s Lowest Score vs PAK
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79 (34.2)
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Lost by 8 wickets (Sialkot)
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1978
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Pakistan’s Highest Score vs IND
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344/8 (50)
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Lost by 5 runs (Karachi)
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2004
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Pakistan’s Lowest Score vs IND
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87 (32.5)
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Lost by 38 runs (Sharjah)
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1985
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Highest Individual Score (IND vs PAK)
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Virat Kohli: 183 (148)
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Mirpur
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2012
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Best Bowling Figures (IND vs PAK)
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Sourav Ganguly, 5/16 (10)
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Toronto
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1997
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Highest Individual Score (PAK vs IND)
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Saeed Anwar, 194 (146)
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Chennai
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1997
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Best Bowling Figures (PAK vs IND)
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Aaqib Javed: 7/37 (10)
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Sharjah
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1991
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IND vs PAK: Most Wickets in ODIs
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Bowler
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Matches
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Wickets
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Best Bowling (BBI)
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Wasim Akram (PAK)
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48
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60
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4/35
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Saqlain Mushtaq (PAK)
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36
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57
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5/45
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Aaqib Javed (PAK)
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39
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54
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7/37
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Anil Kumble (IND)
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34
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54
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4/12
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Javagal Srinath (IND)
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36
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54
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4/49
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IND vs PAK: Most Runs in ODIs
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Batter
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Matches
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Runs
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Highest Score
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Sachin Tendulkar (IND)
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69
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2526
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141
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Inzamam-ul-Haq (PAK)
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67
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2403
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123
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Saeed Anwar (PAK)
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50
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2002
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194
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Rahul Dravid (IND)
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58
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1899
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107
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Shoaib Malik (PAK)
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42
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1782
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143
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