Pakistan cricket has extended its unbeaten run at home to 10 consecutive bilateral and tri-nation series across all three international formats.
The latest achievement came in October 2026, when Pakistan won the ODI tri-nation series, maintaining a record that began after their last home-series defeat against New Zealand in February 2025.
Since that loss, Pakistan have secured several series victories against international opponents, including Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Australia. The run also features a drawn Test series against South Africa, who were the reigning World Test Champions at the time.
The results highlight Pakistan’s consistent performances in home conditions across Test, One-Day International (ODI) and T20 cricket.
Pakistan Whitewash Bangladesh in T20 Series
Pakistan’s unbeaten sequence gathered momentum in May and June 2025, when the national side defeated Bangladesh 3-0 in a home T20 series.
The team followed that success with a Test series against South Africa in October 2025. The two sides shared the honours after the contest ended in a 1-1 draw.
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Pakistan also recorded series victories against South Africa in both the T20 and ODI formats, adding to their successful run against international opponents.
Pakistan Dominate Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe in November 2025
November 2025 brought further success as Pakistan completed a 3-0 whitewash of Sri Lanka in a home ODI series.
The national team also lifted the T20 tri-nation tournament featuring Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe, adding another title to its home record.
Pakistan continued their strong performances with a 3-0 victory over Australia in a home T20 series.
The team also defeated Australia 2-1 in the ODI series, extending its unbeaten sequence across formats.
Sri Lanka and Tri-Series Victories Complete 10-Series Run
Pakistan added another series victory in October 2026 by defeating Sri Lanka 2-1 in a T20 series.
The national side then won the ODI tri-nation tournament, completing its 10-series unbeaten run on home soil.
The sequence includes victories in bilateral and tri-nation competitions, alongside the drawn Test series against South Africa.
Pakistan’s latest achievement marks a sustained period of success at home since their February 2025 series defeat to New Zealand, with the team producing winning results against several international opponents across all three formats.
