Reliving all India vs Pakistan matches in Cricket World Cup

Mohammad Azharuddin-led Indian cricket team defended a paltry total of 216 against Pakistan at the SCG in 1992.

Sachin Tendulkar's unbeaten 62-ball 54 was the highlight of India's innings as Mushtaq Ahmed was the chief tormentor for Pakistan.

In reply, a stroke-filled knock by Aamir Sohail set the tone for Pakistan.

But after his dismissal, Pakistan collapsed to be bowled out for 173.

This is a match that would always be remembered for the epic send-off by Venkatesh Prasad to Aamir Sohail.

Batting first, India posted a challenging 287/6.

Navjot Singh Sidhu (93) was the top run-scorer.

In reply, Sohail was all pumped up as he scored at a brisk rate.

After his dismissal, India gained control of the proceedings.

Pakistan managed 248/9 in their chase.

20 years ago, India thrashed Pakistan in the 1999 edition of the World Cup at Old Trafford. Batting first, India could only manage 227/6.

Azhar and Rahul Dravid scored fifties.

Pakistan needed to plan the chase well, but they faltered under pressure.

A match-winning spell by Prasad (5/27) won the game for India in a comfortable manner.

Pakistan were bowled out for 180.

The 2003 World Cup meet between India and Pakistan saw Sachin producing a gem of an innings.

Batting first, Pakistan saw Saeed Anwar scoring a brilliant 101.

But the others couldn't quite capitalize as the team was restricted to 273/7.

In reply, Sachin got into the groove and perfected the chase.

He scored a 75-ball 98. Rahul Dravid and Yuvraj Singh got India home.

India and Pakistan met in the semi-final of the 2011 World Cup.

Batting first, India managed only 260/9 after Wahab Riaz's splendid five-wicket haul.

Tendulkar (85) was dropped on numerous occasions and was India's top run-scorer.

In reply, Pakistani batsmen got the starts, but couldn't convert them.

Misbah-ul-Haq scored a gritty 56 as India won the encounter by 29 runs.

In the 2015 edition, India batted well at the Adelaide Oval to post 300/7.

Virat Kohli (107), Shikhar Dhawan (73) and Suresh Raina (74) were among the runs.

Right-arm pacer Sohail Khan picked up five wickets for Pakistan.

Misbah scored a sublime 86-ball 74, but nobody else took the initiative.

India sealed a famous 76-run win.