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Indian Cricket Team’s Overseas Test Record (2000–2025): Full List of Wins, Losses & Draws In SENA Countries, Sub-Continent & West Indies

By MyKhel Staff

From being labelled poor travellers to becoming one of the most competitive teams overseas, the Indian Cricket Team's performance in Tests has come a long way between 2000 and 2025.

With a more aggressive approach, a fiery pace attack, and fearless batting, India not only won more often abroad but also started competing in conditions once considered tough for subcontinent teams. A testament to their improved results is their qualification into the WTC Finals in 2021 & 2023.

Team India s Overseas Test Record 2000 2025

Overall Overseas Test Record (2000 – July 2025)

Result Matches
Won 45
Lost 61
Drawn 42
Total 148

Decade-wise Breakdown

2000–2009

Result Matches
Won 15
Lost 18
Drawn 18
Total 51

Key Wins: Leeds (2002), Adelaide (2003), Rawalpindi (2004), Kingston (2006), Nottingham (2007), Perth (2008)

2010–2019

Result Matches
Won 17
Lost 22
Drawn 9
Total 48

Key Wins: Durban (2010), Lord’s (2014), Colombo (2015), Johannesburg (2018), Nottingham (2018), Melbourne (2018)

2020–July 2025

Result Matches
Won 13
Lost 21
Drawn 15
Total 49

Key Wins: Brisbane (2021), Lord’s (2021), Centurion (2021), Port of Spain (2023), Durban (2024), Leeds (2025)

Team India s Overseas Performance Graph in Test Cricket

India’s Overseas Test Results by Country (2000–2025)

Country Played Won Lost Drawn
Australia 21 5 11 5
England 23 6 9 8
South Africa 15 4 10 1
New Zealand 10 2 5 3
Pakistan 6 2 1 3
Sri Lanka 10 4 3 3
West Indies 13 7 1 5
Bangladesh 6 5 0 1
Zimbabwe 4 3 1 0

Decade-wise Win Percentage (Overseas Tests)

Decade Win % Loss % Draw %
2000s 29.4% 35.3% 35.3%
2010s 35.4% 45.8% 18.8%
2020s* 26.5% 42.8% 30.6%

*2020s includes Tests till July 2025.

India Overseas Test Matches by Result (2000–2025)

Drawn Test Matches

2000s

Opponent Venue Date
South Africa Gqeberha 16 Nov 2001
West Indies Georgetown 11 Apr 2002
West Indies St John's 10 May 2002
England Nottingham 8 Aug 2002
England The Oval 5 Sep 2002
Australia Brisbane 4 Dec 2003
Australia Sydney 2 Jan 2004
Pakistan Lahore 13 Jan 2006
Pakistan Faisalabad 21 Jan 2006
West Indies St John's 2 Jun 2006
West Indies Gros Islet 10 Jun 2006
West Indies Basseterre 22 Jun 2006
Bangladesh Chattogram 18 May 2007
England Lord's 19 Jul 2007
England The Oval 9 Aug 2007
Australia Adelaide 24 Jan 2008
New Zealand Napier 26 Mar 2009
New Zealand Wellington 3 Apr 2009

2010s

Opponent Venue Date
Sri Lanka Colombo (SSC) 26 Jul 2010
South Africa Cape Town 2 Jan 2011
West Indies Bridgetown 28 Jun 2011
West Indies Roseau 6 Jul 2011
South Africa Johannesburg 18 Dec 2013
New Zealand Wellington 14 Feb 2014
England Nottingham 9 Jul 2014
Australia Melbourne 26 Dec 2014
Australia Sydney 6 Jan 2015
Bangladesh Fatullah 10 Jun 2015
West Indies Kingston 30 Jul 2016
West Indies Port of Spain 18 Aug 2016
Australia Sydney 3 Jan 2019

2020s

Opponent Venue Date
Australia Sydney 7 Jan 2021
England Nottingham 4 Aug 2021
West Indies Port of Spain 20 Jul 2023
Australia Brisbane 14 Dec 2024
England Manchester 23 Jul 2025

*2020s includes Tests till July 2025.

India's Overseas Test Wins (2000 - July 2025)

Decade Opponent Venue Year
2000s Zimbabwe Bulawayo 2001
2000s West Indies Kingston 2006
2000s England Nottingham 2007
2000s Australia Perth 2008
2000s New Zealand Hamilton 2009
2000s Pakistan Multan 2004
2000s Sri Lanka Colombo SSC 2001
2000s England Leeds 2002
2000s Australia Adelaide 2003
2010s West Indies Kingston 2011
2010s New Zealand Auckland 2014
2010s Sri Lanka Galle 2015
2010s Sri Lanka Colombo PSS 2015
2010s Sri Lanka SSC Colombo 2015
2010s West Indies Antigua 2016
2010s West Indies Kingston 2016
2010s Australia Melbourne 2018
2010s Australia Adelaide 2018
2010s South Africa Johannesburg 2018
2020s Australia Brisbane 2021
2020s England Lord's 2021
2020s England The Oval 2021
2020s South Africa Centurion 2021
2020s Bangladesh Chattogram 2022
2020s West Indies Roseau 2023
2020s South Africa Cape Town 2024
2020s Bangladesh Chennai 2025

India's Overseas Test Losses (2000 - July 2025)

Decade Opponent Venue Year
2000s Australia Sydney 2000
2000s South Africa Port Elizabeth 2001
2000s West Indies St. John's 2002
2000s New Zealand Hamilton 2002
2000s Australia Brisbane 2003
2000s Pakistan Lahore 2006
2000s South Africa Durban 2006
2000s England Lords 2007
2000s Australia Melbourne 2007
2000s Sri Lanka Galle 2008
2000s New Zealand Napalier 2009
2010s South Africa Centurion 2010
2010s England Lords 2011
2010s England Trent Bridge 2011
2010s England Oval 2011
2010s Australia Sydney 2012
2010s Australia Perth 2012
2010s New Zealand Wellington 2014
2010s England Manchester 2014
2010s England Oval 2014
2010s Australia Adelaide 2014
2010s Australia Sydney 2015
2010s South Africa Cape Town 2018
2010s England Birmingham 2018
2010s England Southampton 2018
2010s New Zealand Wellington 2020
2020s New Zealand Christchurch 2020
2020s South Africa Johannesburg 2022
2020s South Africa Cape Town 2022
2020s England Edgbaston 2022
2020s West Indies Port of Spain 2023
2020s South Africa Centurion 2024
2020s England Lord's 2025

India's journey in overseas Tests from 2000 to 2025 is a story of transformation as it moved from safety-first to result-oriented cricket. With a mix of world-class pacers, tactically sharp captains, and a bold batting line-up, India has evolved into one of the most respected travelling Test sides in the world.

Story first published: Thursday, July 31, 2025, 13:24 [IST]
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