Only six teams have crossed the 100-win mark in T20I cricket. T20I cricket is a fast-paced, distinct format compared to Tests and ODIs. Officially introduced in 2005, it has quickly become the most popular format among fans. While it was initially played sporadically, T20Is are now a regular feature on the cricket calendar. Many teams favor this format, especially since the T20 World Cup is held every two years.
Globally, 107 teams participate in cricket. But which teams lead the pack in terms of victories? Interestingly, only six teams have won more than 100 T20I matches. In this article, we will explore the top ten teams with the most wins in T20I crick
Teams with the Most Wins
Uganda – 87 wins
Uganda made their T20I debut in 2019 but have already surpassed teams like Bangladesh, Zimbabwe, and Ireland in wins. They participated in the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024, playing 113 matches, winning 87, losing 23, and having 3 no-results.
Afghanistan – 90 wins
Afghanistan began their T20I journey in February 2010 against Ireland. Over 149 matches, they have won 90, lost 56, tied 2, and had 1 no-result. With a W/L ratio of 1.607, they rank second among the top ten.
West Indies – 95 wins
The West Indies, two-time T20 World Cup winners (2012, 2016), played their first T20I in February 2006 against New Zealand. Out of 228 matches, they have 95 wins, 119 losses, 3 ties, and 11 no-results.
Sri Lanka – 96 wins
Sri Lanka debuted in June 2006 against England and were strong contenders early on. They won the 2014 T20 World Cup and the 2022 Asia Cup. Out of 213 matches, they have 96 wins, 110 losses, 5 ties, and 2 no-results.
England – 111 wins
England played their first T20I in June 2005 against Australia. The two-time World Cup winners (2010, 2022) have played 211 matches, winning 111.
South Africa – 112 wins
South Africa debuted in October 2005 against New Zealand. Despite never winning a T20 World Cup, they have a strong record with 112 wins from 206 matches, 90 losses, 1 tie, and 3 no-results. Their best performance came as runners-up in 2024.
Australia – 119 wins
New Zealand – 123 wins
New Zealand also played the inaugural T20I in 2005. Although they have yet to win a World Cup, they have won 123 of 235 matches, lost 95, tied 10, and had 7 no-results.
Pakistan – 157 wins
Pakistan was the first team to surpass 100 T20I wins. The Men in Green won the 2009 T20 World Cup and finished as runners-up in 2007 and 2022. Out of 276 matches, they have 157 wins, 108 losses, 4 ties, and 7 no-results.
India – 168 wins
India won the inaugural T20 World Cup in 2007 and are two-time champions alongside West Indies and England. They lead in total T20I wins with 168 from 251 matches, 71 losses, 6 ties, and 6 no-results, boasting a W/L ratio above 2.3—the highest among Test-playing nations.
