Virat Kohli’s record against Pakistan in ICC tournaments: India started their ICC Champions Trophy 2025 campaign with a six-wicket victory over Bangladesh. Now, the Rohit Sharma-led side is set for a high-stakes clash against arch-rivals Pakistan on Sunday (February 23) at the Dubai International Stadium.
Whenever India and Pakistan face off, the excitement among fans reaches another level. As the two teams gear up for their clash, all eyes will once again be on legend Virat Kohli.
Let’s take a look at Virat Kohli’s record against Pakistan in ICC tournaments and how he has performed over the years.
Virat Kohli’s record against Pakistan in ICC ODI Tournaments
Virat Kohli has faced Pakistan multiple times in ICC ODI events, including the World Cup and ICC Champions Trophy. His performances have varied across editions:
2011 World Cup (Semi-final): 9 (21)
2015 World Cup: 107
2019 World Cup: 77
2023 World Cup: 16
Virat Kohli’s record against Pakistan in ICC Champions Trophy:
2009: 16
2013: 22*
2017: 81* (group stage), 5 (final)
Virat Kohli’s impact while batting against Pakistan in T20 World Cups
Virat Kohli has played some of his most iconic innings against Pakistan in T20 World Cups:
2012: 78* (61)
2014: 36* (32)
2016: 55*
2021: 57
2022: 82* (match-winning knock)
2024: 4
One striking pattern in these performances is that Kohli has remained unbeaten in most matches, underlining his ability to anchor chases against Pakistan.
Virat Kohli’s recent form in ICC Champions Trophy 2025
In India’s recent Champions Trophy 2025 win over Bangladesh,Virat Kohli had a quiet outing, scoring 22 runs off 38 balls with just one boundary. However, given his remarkable track record against Pakistan, fans will be hopeful for another Kohli masterclass in the upcoming IND vs PAK showdown on Sunday (February 23).
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India’s record against Pakistan in UAE
Pakistan has traditionally held the edge over India in Dubai, winning 19 out of 28 encounters at this venue, while India has secured victory only nine times. However, despite these statistics, India’s current form is stronger than Pakistan’s. With momentum on their side, Rohit Sharma and his team will be looking to defy history and secure a crucial win on Sunday.
