The upcoming Asia Cup fixture between India and Pakistan will once again bring the two sides together in the T20 format.
Head-to-Head Record in T20 Asia Cup
India and Pakistan have met seven times in the T20 Asia Cup so far. Pakistan have secured victory in only one of those seven meetings.
That solitary win for Pakistan occurred during the 2022 edition of the tournament.
Significance of the Statistic
This record highlights the historical edge in meetings between the two teams across previous T20 Asia Cup events.
The single victory in 2022 stands out because it remains the only instance where Pakistan prevailed in this specific rivalry within the competition.
- Seven total meetings in T20 Asia Cup history
- One win for Pakistan
- That win came in 2022
Indian cricket fans often track these encounters closely due to the intense interest surrounding any India Pakistan contest in the Asia Cup.
Context Within the Tournament
The T20 Asia Cup features multiple matches between top Asian sides, and the India Pakistan clash draws particular attention each time it occurs.
The established record of seven meetings with just one win for Pakistan provides a factual backdrop to any discussion of past results in the event.
Every meeting contributes to the overall tally that currently stands at six wins for India against Pakistan’s one success in 2022.
The record shows Pakistan have beaten India only once in seven meetings at the T20 Asia Cup – in 2022.
This information remains central when reviewing the history of the fixture within the Asia Cup framework.
Looking at the Numbers
Breaking down the seven meetings reveals a clear distribution where one result in 2022 interrupts a sequence otherwise favoring the other side.
Such statistics offer a precise measure of outcomes in the T20 Asia Cup without altering any details from the documented record.
India’s participation in these matches forms part of their broader schedule in the competition, where results against Pakistan have mostly followed one pattern except for that 2022 game.
The Asia Cup continues to serve as a stage where these two teams compete, adding to the existing count of encounters.