India’s cricket teams have extended their remarkable dominance over Pakistan to a **12-0 winning streak** across both men’s and women’s matches. This achievement underscores India’s consistent superiority in this high-profile rivalry.
Match Highlights
The latest encounter took place in Dubai during an international multi-format series, where India’s men’s team secured a convincing win against Pakistan by 7 wickets.
- Pakistan won the toss and chose to bat first, but were restricted to a modest total of 210 runs in 45 overs.
- Jasprit Bumrah was the standout bowler, taking 4 wickets for 34 runs.
- Ravi Ashwin supported with 3 wickets in his 10 overs.
- Pakistan’s top batsman Babar Azam was dismissed cheaply for 28 runs.
- India’s captain Rohit Sharma scored an unbeaten 85, securing a comfortable victory with 5 overs remaining.
Team Performances and Reactions
Rohit Sharma praised his side’s disciplined approach and teamwork, emphasizing that every player contributed to this historic win.
This match adds to India’s unbeaten record against Pakistan, which includes:
- 6 consecutive wins by the men’s team in bilateral matches.
- 6 consecutive wins by the women’s team, including an 8-wicket victory during the recent Women’s Asia Cup.
Fan and Analyst Reactions
The global fanbase celebrated this milestone enthusiastically, generating a wave of patriotic messages and praise on social media.
Experts attribute India’s dominance to:
- Better strategic planning
- Superior fitness levels
- Effective team management
Upcoming Fixture
The rivalry will continue with the next scheduled match in Lahore, Pakistan, set for February 2026 as part of the ICC Cricket Championship. Both teams will be eager to break the unbeaten streak.
With this unprecedented run of victories, India has set a record in sports rivalry that will challenge Pakistan’s cricketing aspirations for the foreseeable future.
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