The year 2024 has been nothing short of a rollercoaster for India across formats. From putting an end to the ICC trophy drought to getting whitewashed at home in a three match Test series for the first time ever, this year had it all.
While we saw the rise of some youngsters like Dhruv Jurel, Sarfaraz Khan and Nitish Kumar Reddy rising through the ranks and getting fast-tracked into the side, we also saw the heroes of yesteryears in Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma struggle to get going.
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For some, the T20 World Cup victory felt like a bit of healing from the 2023 World Cup final loss to Australia while some only cared about retaining the Border Gavaskar Trophy down under. Let us have a recap of the year that the Indian team had in 2024.
How did India perform in Tests in 2024?
India played a total of 15 Test matches in the 2024 calendar year while starting it with a fantastic away win against South Africa in Cape Town and ending it with a heartbreaking loss in the Boxing Day Test of the Border Gavaskar Trophy.
India won 8 matches, lost 6 and drew 1 Test in the whole year.
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| Opposition | Result | Margin | Venue | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| South Africa | Won | 7 wickets | Cape Town | January 3 |
| England | Lost | 28 runs | Hyderabad | January 25 |
| England | Won | 106 runs | Vishakhapatnam | February 2 |
| England | Won | 434 runs | Rajkot | February 15 |
| England | Won | 5 wickets | Ranchi | February 23 |
| England | Won | innings and 64 runs | Dharamsala | March 7 |
| Bangladesh | Won | 280 runs | Chennai | September 19 |
| Bangladesh | Won | 7 wickets | Kanpur | September 27 |
| New Zealand | Lost | 8 wickets | Bengaluru | October 16 |
| New Zealand | Lost | 113 runs | Pune | September 24 |
| New Zealand | Lost | 25 runs | Mumbai | November 1 |
| Australia | Won | 295 runs | Perth | November 22 |
| Australia | Lost | 10 wickets | Adelaide | December 6 |
| Australia | Draw | – | Brisbane | December 14 |
| Australia | Lost | 184 runs | Melbourne | December 26 |
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How did India perform in ODIs in 2024?
The Indian team only played one ODI series in the year 2024 which was away from home in Sri Lanka and lost 2 out of the three ODIs and tied 1.
| Opposition | Result | Margin | Venue | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sri Lanka | Tied | – | Colombo (RPS) | August 2 |
| Sri Lanka | Lost | 32 runs | Colombo (RPS) | August 4 |
| Sri Lanka | Lost | 110 runs | Colombo (RPS) | August 7 |
How did India perform in T20Is in 2024?
Since it was a T20 World Cup year, India played a total of 27 T20Is throughout the year.
They lost 2 matches while 2 were tied and went into the super over. One match was abandoned against Canada in the World Cup and rest of them were won, which also included the World Cup.
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| Opposition | Result | Margin | Venue | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Afghanistan | Won | 6 wickets | Mohali | January 11 |
| Afghanistan | Won | 6 wickets | Indore | January 14 |
| Afghanistan | Tied | – | Bengaluru | January 17 |
| Ireland | Won | 8 wickets | New York | June 5 |
| Pakistan | Won | 6 runs | New York | June 9 |
| USA | Won | 7 wickets | New York | June 12 |
| Canada | Abandoned | – | Lauderhill | June 15 |
| Afghanistan | Won | 47 runs | Bridgetown | June 20 |
| Bangladesh | Won | 50 runs | North Sound | June 22 |
| Australia | Won | 24 runs | Gros Islet | June 24 |
| England | Won | 68 runs | Providence | June 27 |
| South Africa | Won | 7 runs | Bridgetown | June 29 |
| Zimbabwe | Lost | 13 runs | Harare | July 6 |
| Zimbabwe | Won | 100 runs | Harare | July 7 |
| Zimbabwe | Won | 23 runs | Harare | July 10 |
| Zimbabwe | Won | 10 wickets | Harare | July 13 |
| Zimbabwe | Won | 42 runs | Harare | July 14 |
| Sri Lanka | Won | 43 runs | Pallekele | July 27 |
| Sri Lanka | Won | 7 wickets | Pallekele | July 28 |
| Sri Lanka | Tied | – | Pallekele | July 30 |
| Bangladesh | Won | 7 wickets | Gwalior | October 6 |
| Bangladesh | Won | 86 runs | Delhi | October 9 |
| Bangladesh | Won | 133 runs | Hyderabad | October 12 |
| South Africa | Won | 61 runs | Durban | November 8 |
| South Africa | Lost | 3 wickets | Gqeberha | November 10 |
| South Africa | Won | 11 runs | Centurion | November 13 |
| South Africa | Won | 135 runs | Johannesburg | November 15 |
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