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Head-to-head records

How the great rivalries stack up, format by format.

World Cup finals by matchup

Every ODI and T20 World Cup final, grouped by the two teams that contested it.

World Cup finals by matchup
MatchupFinalsResults
Australia v England71982 ODI: Australia won by 3 wickets; 1988 ODI: Australia won by 8 wickets; 2022 ODI: Australia won by 71 runs; 2012 T20: Australia won by 4 runs; 2014 T20: Australia won by 6 wickets; 2018 T20: Australia won by 8 wickets; 2026 T20: Australia won by 7 wickets
England v New Zealand31993 ODI: England won by 67 runs; 2009 ODI: England won by 4 wickets; 2009 T20: England won by 6 wickets
Australia v New Zealand31997 ODI: Australia won by 5 wickets; 2000 ODI: New Zealand won by 4 runs; 2010 T20: Australia won by 3 runs
Australia v India22005 ODI: Australia won by 98 runs; 2020 T20: Australia won by 85 runs
Australia v West Indies22013 ODI: Australia won by 114 runs; 2016 T20: West Indies won by 8 wickets
England v India12017 ODI: England won by 9 runs
India v South Africa12025 ODI: India won by 52 runs
Australia v South Africa12023 T20: Australia won by 19 runs
New Zealand v South Africa12024 T20: New Zealand won by 32 runs

The great rivalries

Australia and England have met in more World Cup finals than any other pair, and Australia have won every one of those finals. Australia and New Zealand, England and New Zealand, and South Africa’s recent run of finals add further chapters. Match-by-match head-to-head records in each format are shown on the team pages.

About head-to-head records

Head-to-head records show how two teams have fared against each other – overall and in each format – and how their meetings in World Cup finals turned out.

The biggest rivalry

Australia and England have met in more World Cup finals than any other pair, across both the ODI and T20 World Cups, and Australia have won every one of those finals.

Other final rivalries

New Zealand have contested several finals against Australia and England, and South Africa reached three successive World Cup finals – the 2023 and 2024 T20 World Cups and the 2025 ODI World Cup.