On Thursday, the Pakistan cricket team made history by becoming only the third team, after India and Australia, to achieve 500 One Day International (ODI) wins.
The team accomplished this remarkable feat with a five-wicket victory against New Zealand in the first ODI at Pindi Cricket Stadium.
Pakistan’s journey to this milestone has been long and illustrious, beginning with their first ODI match in 1973 against New Zealand. Over the years, Pakistan has established itself as a dominant force in the world of cricket, boasting legendary players such as Imran Khan, Wasim Akram, and Waqar Younis.
It took Pakistan 949 ODIs to reach this milestone, with the majority of their wins coming against Sri Lanka (92), India (73), West Indies (63), New Zealand (57), Zimbabwe (54), Australia (34), and England and Bangladesh (32 each).
