Series Losses for Teams at home in Test cricket in the last 20 years

[Heisenberg111]

1. India ( Lost 2 out of 33 home series played)

2. England ( Lost 5 out of 40 home series played)

3. Australia ( Lost 6 out of 36 home series played)

4. Pakistan ( Lost 5 out of 28 home series played)

5. South Africa ( Lost 8 out of 36 home series played)

6. New Zealand ( Lost 9 out of 37 home series played)

7. Sri Lanka ( Lost 10 out of 38 home series played)

8. West Indies ( Lost 16 out of 30 home series played)

Following are the series loss percentage for teams at home in Test cricket in the last 20 years.

1. India ( Series loss percentage = 6.06 %)

2. England ( Series loss percentage = 12. 5 %)

3. Australia ( Series loss percentage = 16.67 %)

4. Pakistan ( Series loss percentage = 17.86 %)

5. South Africa ( Series loss percentage = 22.22 %)

6. New Zealand ( Series loss percentage = 24.32 %)

7. Sri Lanka ( Series loss percentage = 26.32 %)

8. West Indies ( Series loss percentage = 53.33 %)

So, its clear from the above mentioned records that India have the lowest series loss percentage at home in the last 20 years, followed by England, Australia and Pakistan.

 

[Heisenberg111]

India only lost 2 home series in the last 20 years ( To Aus in 2004 and to Eng in 2012).

 

[King_Kohli]

Good sharing.
Top 5 from the above list are pretty good at home.

 

[Heisenberg111]

England lost 5 home series in last 20 years ( vs Aus in 2001, vs Ind in 2007, vs SA in 2008 and 2012, and vs SL in 2014)

 

[Heisenberg111]

Australia lost 6 home series in last 20 years ( vs SA in 2008/09, 2012 and 2016), ( vs Eng in 2010/11), and (vs Ind in 2018/19 and 2020/21)

 

[Heisenberg111]

Pakistan have lost 5 home series in the last 20 years. (vs Aus in 2002, vs Ind in 2004, vs SA in 2007, vs SL in 2017, and vs NZ in 2018)

 

[szrana007]

1. India ( Lost 2 out of 33 home series played)

2. England ( Lost 5 out of 40 home series played)

3. Australia ( Lost 6 out of 36 home series played)

4. Pakistan ( Lost 5 out of 28 home series played)

5. South Africa ( Lost 8 out of 36 home series played)

6. New Zealand ( Lost 9 out of 37 home series played)

7. Sri Lanka ( Lost 10 out of 38 home series played)

8. West Indies ( Lost 16 out of 30 home series played)

Following are the series loss percentage for teams at home in Test cricket in the last 20 years.

1. India ( Series loss percentage = 6.06 %)

2. England ( Series loss percentage = 12. 5 %)

3. Australia ( Series loss percentage = 16.67 %)

4. Pakistan ( Series loss percentage = 17.86 %)

5. South Africa ( Series loss percentage = 22.22 %)

6. New Zealand ( Series loss percentage = 24.32 %)

7. Sri Lanka ( Series loss percentage = 26.32 %)

8. West Indies ( Series loss percentage = 53.33 %)

So, its clear from the above mentioned records that India have the lowest series loss percentage at home in the last 20 years, followed by England, Australia and Pakistan.

So, West Indies have lost more than half of the series they have played at home, just shows how much they have struggled in the last two decades.

All the other teams have pretty good home records though to be honest.

 

[Heisenberg111]

So, West Indies have lost more than half of the series they have played at home, just shows how much they have struggled in the last two decades.

All the other teams have pretty good home records though to be honest.

Yes, in the last 20 years, WI have won only 9 series at home, and lost 16 series.

 

[Devadwal]

Goodd thread pls do it for away tour also so I want to know which is worst visiter team .

 

[Heisenberg111]

Goodd thread pls do it for away tour also so I want to know which is worst visiter team .

Worst visiting team is the West Indies, just like they are the worst team at home.

 

[Heisenberg111]

I find it surprising that South Africa is below Pakistan.

 

[street cricketer]

I find it surprising that South Africa is below Pakistan.

They lose a lot to Australia and England at home.

 

[Hyperion66]

I find it surprising that South Africa is below Pakistan.

SA lost quite a few against Aus and England.

Anyways, good thread man.

 

[Mesozoic]

I find it surprising that South Africa is below Pakistan.

Result of years of getting beaten by England and Australian at home and Pakistan not playing India in UAE/Pak...

 

[Ab Fan]

It is the conditions which plays a role. SA plays at home in conditions which are not alien to Australia and England and hence anyone can beat anyone home or away depending on team strength.

India should also look to produce more balanced wickets or else we will find it harder to win more often against SENA teams in SENA.

I would want a situation where I get 9/10 at home and 8/10 away than me getting a 10/10 at home and 6-6.5/10 away.

 

[big_gamer007]

Can you make series win % as well. Would be interesting to see if the results are skewed due to lot of drawn series.

For e.g England is at rank 2 in terms of series loss %, will they still be at #2 in terms of series win % compared to Australia?

 

[szrana007]

Can you make series win % as well. Would be interesting to see if the results are skewed due to lot of drawn series.

For e.g England is at rank 2 in terms of series loss %, will they still be at #2 in terms of series win % compared to Australia?

Series Win/Loss ratio would give a better measure of success, rather than just series win % or
just series loss %.

 

[Heisenberg111]

They lose a lot to Australia and England at home.

Yeah, in the last 20 years, SA have lost 4 series to Aus ( in 2002,2006,2009 and 2014), lost 3 series to Eng ( 2004/05, 2015/16 and 2019/2020) and lost 1 series to SL ( 2019).

 

[arunpsm]

Bhai, why no BD stats included?

 

[Heisenberg111]

Bhai, why no BD stats included?

BD have a really poor record at home. It would be embarrassing to post it here.

 

[Heisenberg111]

Bhai, why no BD stats included?

I just checked, BD have lost 23 out of 33 series at home in the last 20 years. So a series loss percentage of 69.6 %

 

[Heisenberg111]

Can you make series win % as well. Would be interesting to see if the results are skewed due to lot of drawn series.

For e.g England is at rank 2 in terms of series loss %, will they still be at #2 in terms of series win % compared to Australia?

I will check number of series wins for teams in the last 20 years, and then post it here, when I have time.

 

[street cricketer]

As a counterpart to this thread, I would love to see the results of series win percentages for teams away from their home in three categories - overall, outside asia and in asia.

 

[Heisenberg111]

As a counterpart to this thread, I would love to see the results of series win percentages for teams away from their home in three categories - overall, outside asia and in asia.

I will try to make that thread, when I have time.

 

[Heisenberg111]

As a counterpart to this thread, I would love to see the results of series win percentages for teams away from their home in three categories - overall, outside asia and in asia.

Do you want the records in those categories in the last 20 years or All time records ?

 

[street cricketer]

Do you want the records in those categories in the last 20 years or All time records ?

Thanks, last 20 years since this thread deals with the same time frame.

 

[Heisenberg111]

Series Win/Loss ratio would give a better measure of success, rather than just series win % or
just series loss %.

Ok so just finished checking.

Following are the Series Win Loss ratios for teams at home in last 20 years.

1. India ( W/L ratio = 13)

2. England ( W/L ratio = 5.4)

3. Australia ( W/L ratio = 4.5)

4. Pakistan ( W/L ratio = 3.2)

5. South Africa ( W/L ratio = 3.1)

6. New Zealand ( W/L ratio = 2.33)

7. Sri Lanka ( W/L ratio = 2.1)

8. West Indies ( W/L ratio = 0.56)

So, India head and shoulders above everyone else.

All the top 7 teams have a series W/L ratio of more than 2.

Only West Indies have a series W/L ratio of less than 1.