IND vs AUS: When did India last win the toss in ODI cricket?
IND vs AUS: The Indian Cricket Team in the ODIs have been extremely dominant in terms of the toss. In the third ODI of the series against the Australian Cricket Team, which took place at the Sydney Cricket Ground in Sydney on Saturday, October 25.
Shubman Gill, who was named the captain of the Indian ODI side, lost his third straight loss in the series as India’s poor luck continued. This was their 18th straight tosses in ODI cricket, extending their unwanted world record and a feat that no team has ever achieved.
The toss although it doesn’t play much bigger role in the games but it has proved to be costly as well for India. The conditions at some instances have dictated the terms and have changed the results but there have been some games as well, where India dominated the opposition.
Most consecutive ODI tosses lost by a team
- 18 - India (2023–2025)
- 11 - Netherlands (2011–2013)
- 9 - England (2023)
- 9 - USA (2022)
- 9 - England (2017)
- 9 - West Indies (2011–2012)
- 9 - Australia (1998–1999)
India last won a toss in an ODI match in the 2023 ODI World Cup
As India lost another toss in the ODIs, one of the common questions that has been going on among the fans is when did India last won a toss in an ODI match. In this piece, we will reveal the information.
The last time India won a toss in an ODI match was in the semi-final of the ICC World Cup 2023. The match took place at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai and after that, nothing went in India’s favour as they went on to lose every toss.
In this period of time. Shubman Gill, KL Rahul, and Rohit Sharma captained the team. But none of them could break the curse. The likelihood of India tossing coins for 18 straight is extremely low—just 0.000763 percent.
India’s streak of losing the toss:
|
Opponent |
Venue |
India Captain |
Match Result |
|
Australia |
Sydney |
Shubman Gill |
Result pending |
|
Australia |
Adelaide |
Shubman Gill |
Lost by 2 wickets |
|
Australia |
Perth |
Shubman Gill |
Lost by 7 wickets |
|
New Zealand |
Dubai |
Rohit Sharma |
Won by 4 wickets |
|
Australia |
Dubai |
Rohit Sharma |
Won by 4 wickets |
|
New Zealand |
Dubai |
Rohit Sharma |
Won by 44 runs |
|
Pakistan |
Dubai |
Rohit Sharma |
Won by 6 wickets |
|
Bangladesh |
Dubai |
Rohit Sharma |
Won by 6 wickets |
|
England |
Ahmedabad |
Rohit Sharma |
Won by 142 runs |
|
England |
Cuttack |
Rohit Sharma |
Won by 4 wickets |
|
England |
Nagpur |
Rohit Sharma |
Won by 4 wickets |
|
Sri Lanka |
Colombo |
Rohit Sharma |
Lost by 110 runs |
|
Sri Lanka |
Colombo |
Rohit Sharma |
Lost by 32 runs |
|
Sri Lanka |
Colombo |
Rohit Sharma |
Tied |
|
South Africa |
Paarl |
KL Rahul |
Won by 78 runs |
|
South Africa |
Gqberha |
KL Rahul |
Lost by 8 wickets |
|
South Africa |
Johannesburg |
KL Rahul |
Won by 8 wickets |
|
Australia |
Ahmedabad |
Rohit Sharma |
Lost by 6 wickets |
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