7-0 India's win-loss record against Pakistan in ODI World Cups - the most won by a team against an opponent in the tournament without conceding any. Six of these seven matches have now been won by the side batting first with Centurion 2003 being the only exception. For the record, Pakistan are unbeaten in their seven head-to-head World Cup clashes against Sri Lanka.
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STATS: Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma sizzle on the biggest stage
Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli helped India to yet another WC win over Pakistan © Getty
| Team 1 | Score 1 | Team 2 | Score 2 | Venue | Winner | Margin |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ind | 216/7 | Pak | 173 | Sydney | Ind | 43 runs |
| Ind | 287/8 | Pak | 248/9 | Bengaluru | Ind | 39 runs |
| Ind | 227/6 | Pak | 180 | Manchester | Ind | 47 runs |
| Pak | 273/7 | Ind | 276/4 | Centurion | Ind | Six wickets |
| Ind | 260/9 | Pak | 231 | Mohali | Ind | 29 runs |
| Ind | 300/7 | Pak | 224 | Adelaide | Ind | 76 runs |
| Ind | 336/5 | Pak | 166/6 | Manchester | Ind | 89 runs |
222 Innings taken by Virat Kohli to the milestone of 11000 ODI runs - the fewest in the history of ODI cricket, surpassing the previous fastest by 54 innings. This apart, Kohli is also the fastest to the milestone of 8000 (175), 9000 (194) and 10000 (205) ODI runs in terms of number of innings.
Virat Kohli - towering above everyone ©Cricbuzz
203 Innings taken by Rohit to 24 ODI centuries - the fourth fastest to the landmark in ODIs. The ones who reached there in fewer innings are Hashim Amla (142), Kohli (161) and AB de Villiers (192). He became the first Indian batsman to score back to back ODI hundreds against Pakistan, following his unbeaten 111 in the Asia Cup match in Dubai
