4,302 days since India last lost a Test series at home

September 27, 2024 08:57

Team India

For the first time in their 92-year-old Test history, India will take the field with a positive win-loss ration.

The Chennai victory took India's tally to 179 victories in 580 Tests played so far, while they have lost 178 games.

India are the seventh team to have a positive win-loss ratio in Test cricket after Australia, England, Pakistan, West Indies, South Africa and Afghanistan.

The first Test victory also ensured that India will continue their 12-year unbeaten run at home as they took an unassailable 1-0 lead in the two Test series against Bangladesh.

It has been 4,302 days since India last lost a Test series at home, ever since losing 1-2 to England in the four-match series in 2012-2013.

India have won 14 Test series in a row at home since 2013.

Since 2013, India have won 41 matches out of 52 played at home with just four losses for an incredible win percentage of 79 percent.

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