Pakistan Home Series Record: 10 Unbeaten Since May 2025, Every Result Before the Sri Lanka Tests
Pakistan are unbeaten in 10 home series since May 2025, with 9 wins and 1 draw. See every result, from Bangladesh to the tri-series, before the Sri Lanka Tests.
Pakistan have not lost a home series in their last 10, going back to May 2025: nine wins and one drawn Test series. The run started with a 3-0 T20I sweep of Bangladesh in Lahore and reached ten with the ODI tri-series title against Sri Lanka and England on 31 October 2026. The next test of the streak is the two-Test series against Sri Lanka from 9 November.
We read the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) release on this run, dated 2 November 2026. Below is every series in order with its result, what each one meant, and what Pakistan need to keep the streak alive in the Tests.
Every home series since May 2025
Pakistan's last 10 home series are listed below in the order the PCB gives them. Nine were won and only the South Africa Test series was drawn, 1-1. Six of the ten were T20I or ODI series against a single opponent, two were tri-series and one was a Test series.
| No. | Series | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bangladesh T20Is | Won 3-0 |
| 2 | South Africa Tests | Drawn 1-1 |
| 3 | South Africa T20Is | Won 2-1 |
| 4 | South Africa ODIs | Won 2-1 |
| 5 | Sri Lanka ODIs | Won 3-0 |
| 6 | T20I tri-series with Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe | Won |
| 7 | Australia T20Is | Won 3-0 |
| 8 | Australia ODIs | Won 2-1 |
| 9 | Sri Lanka T20Is | Won 2-1 |
| 10 | ODI tri-series with England and Sri Lanka | Won |
The PCB headline counts "nine series wins since May 2025". Its own list has ten series. The difference is the drawn South Africa Tests, which count as unbeaten but not as a win. Both numbers are correct; they measure different things.
The run started against Bangladesh in Lahore
The streak began in May and June 2025, when Pakistan beat Bangladesh 3-0 in a T20I series in Lahore. That sweep is the first entry in the PCB list. Everything since has been either a win or a draw.
The next home season began with South Africa, the reigning World Test Champions, the PCB notes. Pakistan won the first Test in Lahore by 93 runs, then lost in Rawalpindi, so the series ended 1-1. Pakistan then won the T20Is and the ODIs, both by 2-1.
The South Africa ODIs were played at Iqbal Stadium, Faisalabad. The PCB says that was the ground's first international cricket in 17 years.
Sri Lanka, Zimbabwe and Australia were all beaten
After South Africa, Pakistan swept Sri Lanka 3-0 in ODIs and won a T20I tri-series that also had Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe. In 2026 they swept Australia 3-0 in T20Is and won the ODIs 2-1. That made eight unbeaten series in a row.
The two clean sweeps over full-strength opponents stand out: 3-0 against Sri Lanka in ODIs and 3-0 against Australia in T20Is. The PCB release does not give venues or dates for each of these series, so we do not list them.
October 2026 made it ten
Sri Lanka's tour this autumn added two more. Pakistan won the T20I series 2-1 in Rawalpindi, then won the ODI tri-series with England and Sri Lanka. Pakistan won four of their five tri-series games, two each against England and Sri Lanka, including the final.
The tri-series final was decided by Fakhar Zaman's 127, and our report on Pakistan's three-wicket win in the final has the scorecard. Every tri-series result is on our tri-series results page. Sahibzada Farhan was the T20I player of the series, as our page on Farhan's 238 runs shows.
The Sri Lanka Tests are the next test of the streak
Pakistan's next home series is two Tests against Sri Lanka: 9 to 13 November in Rawalpindi and 17 to 21 November in Lahore. A series loss would end the run at ten. A win or a draw would make it 11 unbeaten. The Tests also count for the World Test Championship.
Tests are where the streak has been weakest. The only series in the run that Pakistan did not win was the South Africa Test series. Here is what decides whether the streak survives:
- Win both Tests: series won 2-0, streak at 11.
- Win one and draw one: series won 1-0, streak at 11.
- Draw both, or win one and lose one: series drawn, still unbeaten at 11.
- Lose one and draw one, or lose both: series lost, streak ends at 10.
Pakistan were ninth in the World Test Championship table at the end of October, as our WTC points table page shows, so the Tests matter for more than the streak. The squad is on our page about the Pakistan Test squad vs Sri Lanka.
Common questions
When did Pakistan last lose a home series?
The PCB release does not say. It only says the unbeaten run began with the 3-0 T20I win over Bangladesh in May and June 2025.
How many home series have Pakistan won in a row?
Pakistan are unbeaten in 10 home series, with nine wins and one draw, the South Africa Tests in 2025.
Did Pakistan beat South Africa at home in Tests?
The series was drawn 1-1. Pakistan won the Lahore Test by 93 runs and lost in Rawalpindi.
Which was Pakistan's latest home series win?
The ODI tri-series with England and Sri Lanka, won in the final in Lahore on 31 October 2026.
What is Pakistan's next home series?
Two Tests against Sri Lanka, from 9 November in Rawalpindi and from 17 November in Lahore.
When did Faisalabad last host international cricket before 2025?
The PCB says the South Africa ODIs brought international cricket back to Iqbal Stadium after 17 years. It does not name the earlier match.
How we verified this
What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.
We read the PCB release "Pakistan extends home dominance with nine series wins since May 2025", dated Lahore, 2 November 2026, on the PCB website on 4 November 2026. The list of ten series, every result and the Faisalabad note come from that release. The Test series dates are from the PCB squad release of 24 October 2026. The streak outcomes in the numbered list are our own working from standard series rules.
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