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HEAD TO HEAD

Head to Head Records

Decided results between international sides, from Crease's tracked pool (live feed + archive, roughly the last 180 days). Minimum 3 meetings to count as a record.

TeamsFormatsMW–L–TWin %
Bangladesh vs AustraliaODI · T20 · TEST82–6–075%
Bangladesh vs ZimbabweODI · T20 · TEST74–3–057%
India vs AfghanistanODI · T20 · TEST73–4–057%
West Indies vs IndiaODI · T2061–5–083%
England vs Sri LankaODI · T2064–2–067%
Sri Lanka vs West IndiesODI · T20 · TEST52–3–060%
New Zealand vs West IndiesODI50–5–0100%
New Zealand vs BangladeshODI · T2052–3–060%
Namibia vs South AfricaODI · T2054–1–080%
Afghanistan vs IrelandODI42–2–050%
Nepal vs United Arab EmiratesODI · T2042–2–050%
Australia A vs India AODI · TEST32–0–167%
Australia vs South AfricaODI33–0–0100%
Bangladesh vs PakistanT20 · TEST32–1–067%
Sri Lanka vs PakistanT2031–2–067%
Zimbabwe vs IndiaT2032–1–067%
Zimbabwe vs South AfricaT2032–1–067%
Australia vs ZimbabweODI32–1–067%
England vs New ZealandTEST33–0–0100%
Australia vs PakistanODI31–2–067%
Pakistan vs EnglandTEST31–2–067%
Oman vs NepalODI · T2032–1–067%

Records computed from results Crease has actually tracked. Full career histories need a dedicated stats archive.

Biggest rivalries in the tracked window

95 decided meetings power the table above. The most-played rivalries right now: Bangladesh vs Australia (8 meetings, ODI/T20/TEST) — Australia lead 6–2; Bangladesh vs Zimbabwe (7 meetings, ODI/T20/TEST) — Bangladesh lead 4–3; India vs Afghanistan (7 meetings, ODI/T20/TEST) — Afghanistan lead 4–3.

New to reading these tables? The W–L–T column is wins for the first-named side, wins for the second, then ties — so 5–3–0 means five wins to three with no ties. Win % always belongs to whoever leads the rivalry.