India's Test W/L ratio

[AshVin]

India's Test W/L ratio has touched 1 for the first time in our history.

 

Until today, we had lost more matches than we'd won.

 

 

[putrevus]

Wow, finally they have caught up.

[Gollum]

Most of the heavy lifting has happened after 2013. We didn't win too many games in the 2000s. 

[Gollum]

Pak is 148-142, they'll be in the negative latest by 2025 end. NZ, WI, Lanka comfortably negative.

 

RSA is 178-161, give them 5 years time if I am being generous. 

 

Aussies are 413-232, Eng 392-324 but they played each other a lot in 1877-1932. 

[Trichromatic]

16 minutes ago, Gollum said:

Most of the heavy lifting has happened after 2013. We didn't win too many games in the 2000s. 

 

Yet you see so much wrist slitting on ICF.

[putrevus]

1 minute ago, Trichromatic said:

 

Yet you see so much wrist slitting on ICF.

When your former captain and BCCI president undermines home test victories and talks about only trophies.

 

ICF has so many clueless people who think winning hardware is everything.

[AshVin]

28 minutes ago, Trichromatic said:

 

Yet you see so much wrist slitting on ICF.

 

Indian Cricket is at it's strongest and it'll only continue to get stronger. BCCI's support for FC Cricket is commendable and shows that they have a long-term vision.

 

The mental issues with ICC knockouts that India has will also be rectified.

 

Being pissed off at consistent choking in ICC knockouts is understandable but any fan who isn't positive about the state of Indian cricket is a fool.

Edited March 9 by AshVin

[Kron]

46 minutes ago, putrevus said:

When your former captain and BCCI president undermines home test victories and talks about only trophies.

 

ICF has so many clueless people who think winning hardware is everything.

No poms are more skilful and have more flair and better attributes. We only win cause English players are affected by food poisoning and are not at their optimal best when playing us

[Laaloo]

1 hour ago, AshVin said:

India's Test W/L ratio has touched 1 for the first time in our history.

 

Until today, we had lost more matches than we'd won.

 

 

What is the record post independence? From 1947-?

[Tillu]

 

India’s win loss-ratio in Tests
After first 24 Tests: 0 (1952)
After 100 Tests: 0.25 (1967)
After 200 Tests: 0.48 (1982)
After 300 Tests: 0.57 (1996)
After 400 Tests: 0.68 (2006)
After 500 Tests: 0.82 (2016)
After 579 Tests: 1 (2024)

 

India’s win-loss ratio in Tests
1932-1951: 0 (23 Tests)
1952-2000: 0.623 (313 Tests)
2001 - 2014: 1.340 (150 Tests)
2015 - present: 2.545 (93 Tests)
India has the best win-loss ratio in Tests since 2015, the next best in this period is Australia’s 1.888

 

Cricbuzz

[Majestic]

Where does India rank among W/L ratio?

 

They are behind Australia, South Africa, England and Pakistan. Are they also behind West Indies?

[AshVin]

31 minutes ago, Laaloo said:

What is the record post independence? From 1947-?

 

Just slightly better.

[AshVin]

1 minute ago, Majestic said:

Where does India rank among W/L ratio?

 

They are behind Australia, South Africa, England and Pakistan. Are they also behind West Indies?

[Vijy]

2 hours ago, Gollum said:

Pak is 148-142, they'll be in the negative latest by 2025 end. NZ, WI, Lanka comfortably negative.

 

RSA is 178-161, give them 5 years time if I am being generous. 

 

Aussies are 413-232, Eng 392-324 but they played each other a lot in 1877-1932. 

will they (i.e., cricket team and country) even exist by then, that's the question

[Lord]

2 hours ago, Trichromatic said:

 

Yet you see so much wrist slitting on ICF.

 

ICF would have been fun in the 90s

[BacktoCricaddict]

2 hours ago, Tillu said:

 

India’s win loss-ratio in Tests
After first 24 Tests: 0 (1952)
After 100 Tests: 0.25 (1967)
After 200 Tests: 0.48 (1982)
After 300 Tests: 0.57 (1996)
After 400 Tests: 0.68 (2006)
After 500 Tests: 0.82 (2016)
After 579 Tests: 1 (2024)

 

India’s win-loss ratio in Tests
1932-1951: 0 (23 Tests)
1952-2000: 0.623 (313 Tests)
2001 - 2014: 1.340 (150 Tests)
2015 - present: 2.545 (93 Tests)
India has the best win-loss ratio in Tests since 2015, the next best in this period is Australia’s 1.888

 

Cricbuzz

I shamelessly copy pasted it into my WhatsApp groups that are filled with nostalgic reminiscences of "those glory days." 

 

Nostalgia is overrated. Today's Indian test cricketers are to be celebrated much more than the past ones. Aggressive, confident, in yo face. 

 

I just want to see this translated into a couple of trophies but the consistency that they have achieved when given the opportunity to focus on and prepare for redball matches is phenomenal.

[Gollum]

2015-now record is close to the GOAT sides, Lloyd's WI, Ponting's Aus though they were closer to 3. RSA in the late 2000s and early 2010s hovered around 2.2.

 

Still GOAT Asian side? 

Edited March 9 by Gollum

[Gollum]

Since 2013, our W/L at home is 10:1, won 40 and lost 4. Despite losing 19 out of 25 tosses  against the strongest visiting teams Aus (2-10 tosses), Eng (4-9 tosses). 

 

 

[Vijy]

1 hour ago, Gollum said:

2015-now record is close to the GOAT sides, Lloyd's WI, Ponting's Aus though they were closer to 3. RSA in the late 2000s and early 2010s hovered around 2.2.

 

Still GOAT Asian side? 

definitely GOAT asian side. pak is thr obvious competitor but they had home umpires + ball tampering + chucking (supporting spinners, not qadir himself) in 1980s