Pakistan suffered a 202-loss defeat for Western India in the Referee series (pictures via Screengrab) Pakistanic crushing 202-running defeats in West India in Tarouš on Tuesday went directly to record books as one of their most difficult losses in ODI cricket for men. The result came in a series of referees, with West Indies he sealed the victory of 2-1, making it the first bilateral victory of the ODI series over Pakistan since 1991. Shai Hope led from the front with an undefeated century before Pacer Jayden Seales ruptured Pakistani tabs with six goals. Chase 295, Pakistan never went. They lost three of their four best doughs for ducks when Saim Ayub, Abdullah Shafique and Captain Mohammad Rizwan left inside the first three crosses. About ninth via, the score was 23 for 4. Seales released Babar Azama to nine to be 29 for 5, and the collapse continues. 30 Salman AGHA was the highest score in shifts that lasted only 29.2 exceeding. This span of defeat is now the fourth on the list of the largest Pakistani losses in ODI from running. An undesirable record is still held by their 234-run threshing against Sri Lanka in Lahore in January 2009. Pakistani severe losses have encountered various era, from the 1992 England series, including the last defeat of the Asia Cup in India in 2023.
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Odi Pakistan’s greatest defeat (according to runs)
- Vs Sri Lanka, 2009 – Lost 234 Runs
- Vs india, 2023 – lost by 228 runs
- Vs Australia, 2002 – lost by 224 runs
- vs West Indies, 2025 – Lost by 202 Runs
- vs England, 1992 – Lost 198 Runs
- Vs New Zealand, 2018 – Lost 183 Runs
- vs England, 2016 – Lost 169 Runs
- Vs Sri Lanka, 2015 – Lost 165 Runs
- Vs. South Africa, 2007 – Lost 164 Runs
- vs South Africa, 1995 – lost by 157 runs
