Pakistan’s impressive win in the second ODI against Australia not only leveled the series at 1-1 but also made them the most successful Asian ODI team on Australian soil. Before this victory in Adelaide, both traditional rivals, Pakistan and India, were tied with 40 wins each against Australia. Now, Pakistan leads with 41 wins in 110 matches, while India has 40 wins in 99 games.
Out of Pakistan’s 41 ODI victories over Australia, 18 were in bilateral series, and the rest occurred during ICC-approved tournaments. West Indies remains the most successful team on Australian soil, with 75 ODI wins in 149 matches, followed by England with 53 wins in 124 matches. New Zealand is fifth with 38 wins in 112 matches.
In Adelaide, Pakistan’s Saim Ayub and Haris Rauf shone, helping secure a win against the host team in the second ODI. Haris Rauf took five wickets, limiting Australia to 163 runs, while Saim Ayub’s 82 runs led Pakistan to victory. This win not only made Pakistan the top Asian ODI team against Australia but also marked Pakistan’s first win in Adelaide in 28 years. The Final Showdown Set for Sunday to Decide Series Winner.
