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Afghanistan vs Pakistan Head to Head Stats & Records in ODI Cricket

1
Wins
7
7
Lost
1
0
No Result
0
300
Highest Score
302
59
Lowest Score
201

AFG Vs PAK in all seasons

# Team 1 Team 2 Winner Margin Date Venue Scorecard
1 Pakistan Afghanistan AFG 8 wickets 23 Oct 2023 Chennai AFG won by 8 wickets
2 Afghanistan Pakistan PAK 59 runs. 26 Aug 2023 Colombo PAK won by 59 runs.
3 Afghanistan Pakistan PAK 1 wickets 24 Aug 2023 Hambantota PAK won by 1 wickets
4 Afghanistan Pakistan PAK 142 runs. 22 Aug 2023 Hambantota PAK won by 142 runs.
5 Afghanistan Pakistan PAK 3 wkts (2b rem) 29 Jun 2019 Leeds PAK won by 3 wkts (2b rem)
6 Afghanistan Pakistan PAK 3 wickets 21 Sep 2018 Abu Dhabi PAK won by 3 wickets (with 3 balls remaining)
7 Pakistan Afghanistan PAK won by 72 runs 27 Feb 2014 Fatullah PAK won by 72 runs
8 Pakistan Afghanistan PAK won by 7 wickets 10 Feb 2012 Sharjah PAK won by 7 wickets

Afghanistan vs Pakistan Head to Head in ODI Cricket

Afghanistan and Pakistan have played 8 One Day Internationals against each other, the first in 2012 and the latest on 23 October 2023. Pakistan have won 7 and Afghanistan 1. Pakistan lead by 6. Afghanistan's highest total in the fixture is 300 and Pakistan's is 302. Their lowest completed totals are 59 and 201. For the match-by-match detail, look at the table above. Last updated 9 September, 2026.

Sharjah, February 2012, and a seven-wicket win for Pakistan to open the account. The fixture carries unusual weight for Afghanistan: many of their cricketers learned the game in refugee camps in Pakistan, and Pakistan's board provided much of their early support, which makes this one of the closest rivalries in Asian cricket in every sense of the word.

Afghanistan's breakthrough came in August 2023 at Hambantota, where they beat Pakistan by 142 runs for their first ODI win over them - and went on to take the three-match series 2-1, their first series victory over a founding Test nation.

They came close at the 2019 World Cup too, at Headingley, where Pakistan needed 46 from the last five overs and got home with two balls to spare.

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