How India have fared in ICC Cricket World Cups? The Indian cricket team’s World Cup performance record against various opponents.
We should review team India’s past results against other cricketing nations on the grand stage of World Cups. As they prepare for the eagerly awaited confrontation against Australia in the opening game of the 2023 World Cup at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai. Let’s examine the statistics that capture India’s record versus various nations in the famous World Cup competitions. Before we set out on this amazing voyage with the Indian team.
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The ICC Cricket clashes between Australia and India have been really captivating spectacles
These cricketing titans have faced off against one another twelve times in the nine seasons of this quadrennial tournament. The historical narrative, however, is in favor of Australia, the five-time world champions. Who have had the upper hand with a commanding 75% win rate. The fact that Australia has eight triumphs to India’s four in this famous rivalry on the World Cup stage highlights India’s difficulties against the powerful Australians when the stakes are the highest.
However, the storyline changes when it comes to cricket’s most exciting matchup. The contest between India and Pakistan in the ODI World Cup. It’s like watching a major motion picture play out on a cricket field. With a perfect 100 percent winning record over their cross-border competitors. India emerge as the obvious winner in this specific contest. The Men in Blue’s has triumphed and the Men in Green’s seven meetings on the World Cup stage, firmly establishing their domination in this hotly contested rivalry.
India has faced a range of opponents during their ODI World Cup journey in addition to these intense matches. India has kept up a commendable track record against Bangladesh, dominating the head-to-head matchup 3-1. Sri Lanka, on the other hand, has established itself as a formidable foe, with both teams having played to a thrilling 4-4 stalemate in their World Cup meetings. India encountered tougher obstacles when competing against cricketing behemoths like South Africa, England, and New Zealand, with respective head-to-head records of 2-3, 3-4, and 3-5.
