Excitement builds for T20 World Cup 2026, beginning February 7, with India set to open its account immediately. Buried in the stats is a fascinating nugget: India maintains a 100% win rate against seven teams across T20 World Cup history. This unbeaten run against diverse opponents paints a picture of versatility and resilience.
India’s tournament ledger shows 52 matches: 35 wins, 15 losses, one tie, and one no-result. Topping the win percentage table at 70.58%, they outpace South Africa (66.66%) and Australia (63.82%).
Dominance is clear versus Afghanistan (all 4 wins), Bangladesh (perfect 5-0), Ireland (2-0), and solitary triumphs over Namibia, Netherlands, USA, Zimbabwe. These results reflect superior preparation and adaptability in varying conditions.
India-Pakistan clashes number eight, with only one loss yielding an 87.50% success rate. Five wins from seven against South Africa underline consistency against top-tier sides. Conversely, New Zealand has won all three, and Sri Lanka both encounters, signaling key rivalries to conquer.
As the global showpiece approaches, this statistic fuels optimism. It reminds stakeholders of India’s pedigree while urging focus on weaknesses. In T20’s unpredictable world, such records are gold, promising thrilling battles ahead.