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Australia v Pakistan
97 recorded meetings in men's internationals.
Head-to-head record
All formats| Format | P | Australia | Pakistan | T/D | NR |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Test | 21 | 14 | 4 | 3 | 0 |
| ODI | 45 | 33 | 12 | 0 | 0 |
| T20I | 31 | 14 | 15 | 1 | 1 |
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Runs per over- Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore, Lahore
Australia: runs per over Pakistan: runs per over - Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore, Lahore
Australia: runs per over Pakistan: runs per over - Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi
Australia: runs per over Pakistan: runs per over - Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore, Lahore
Pakistan: runs per over Australia: runs per over - Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore, Lahore
Pakistan: runs per over Australia: runs per over
Overview
Australia and Pakistan have met 97 times in the recorded men's internationals. Australia have won 61 of those and Pakistan 31; the other 5 ended tied, drawn or without a result.
Australia lead the series by 30 wins.
By format
In Tests the sides have met 21 times: Australia 14 wins, Pakistan 4 wins, and 3 ties or draws.
In One Day Internationals the sides have met 45 times: Australia 33 wins, Pakistan 12 wins.
In Twenty20 Internationals the sides have met 31 times: Australia 14 wins, Pakistan 15 wins, and 1 ties or draws, with 1 without a result.
Meetings and extremes
The earliest recorded meeting is an odi dated 11 February 2003: Australia won by 82 runs.
The most recent recorded meeting is an odi dated 4 June 2026: Pakistan won by 4 wickets.
Australia's highest total in these meetings is 624/8, made on 26 December 2016 at Melbourne Cricket Ground.
Pakistan's highest total in these meetings is 570/6, made on 30 October 2014 at Sheikh Zayed Stadium.
Australia's widest win in the series is by 491 runs, on 16 December 2004.
Pakistan's widest win in the series is by 373 runs, on 16 October 2018.
The longest unbroken run of wins is 12 by Australia, between 30 September 2009 and 14 May 2010.
Across all recorded innings in these meetings Australia average 242.1 runs and Pakistan average 221.3.
In the limited-overs meetings the side batting first has won 36 and the side chasing 38.
The latest meetings, most recent first, were 4 June 2026, ODI, Pakistan won by 4 wickets; 2 June 2026, ODI, Australia won by 41 runs; 30 May 2026, ODI, Pakistan won by 5 wickets; 1 February 2026, T20I, Pakistan won by 111 runs; 31 January 2026, T20I, Pakistan won by 90 runs.
Year by year
Australia and Pakistan first meet in the records in 2003 and last in 2026. Meetings by calendar year, with wins for Australia and Pakistan: 2003, 1 (1-0); 2004, 2 (2-0); 2005, 3 (2-1); 2007, 1 (0-1); 2009, 8 (5-3); 2010, 14 (11-3); 2011, 1 (0-1); 2012, 7 (3-3); 2014, 7 (4-3); 2015, 1 (1-0); 2016, 3 (3-0); 2017, 6 (5-1); 2018, 8 (1-6); 2019, 11 (10-0); 2021, 1 (1-0); 2022, 7 (3-2); 2023, 3 (3-0); 2024, 7 (5-2); 2026, 6 (1-5).
Leading players in these meetings
The leading run scorers across these meetings are DA Warner for Australia (2,793 in 43 matches), Babar Azam for Pakistan (2,242 in 43 matches), SPD Smith for Australia (1,946 in 37 matches), UT Khawaja for Australia (1,579 in 21 matches) and Azhar Ali for Pakistan (1,428 in 20 matches).
The leading wicket takers are MA Starc for Australia (96 in 36 matches), NM Lyon for Australia (67 in 23 matches), PJ Cummins for Australia (64 in 25 matches), Shaheen Shah Afridi for Pakistan (64 in 28 matches) and Mohammad Amir for Pakistan (58 in 26 matches).
Highest totals by format
The highest Test innings in these meetings is 624/8 by Australia on 26 December 2016.
The highest ODI innings in these meetings is 369/7 by Australia on 26 January 2017.
The highest T20I innings in these meetings is 207/6 by Pakistan on 1 February 2026.
Grounds
The grounds that have hosted the most of these meetings are Dubai International Cricket Stadium (13 matches), Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore (10 matches), Sheikh Zayed Stadium (9 matches) and Sydney Cricket Ground (8 matches).
Reading the record
The records hold 97 meetings between Australia and Pakistan, the first dated 11 February 2003 (ODI) and the latest 4 June 2026 (ODI). 4 of them ended tied or drawn and 1 without a result.
Questions and answers
How many times have Australia and Pakistan played each other?
97 recorded men's internationals: Australia won 61 and Pakistan won 31.
When did Australia and Pakistan last meet?
In an odi on 4 June 2026: Pakistan won by 4 wickets.
What is the Test record between Australia and Pakistan?
21 matches: Australia 14 wins, Pakistan 4 wins.
What is the ODI record between Australia and Pakistan?
45 matches: Australia 33 wins, Pakistan 12 wins.