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    6 teams against whom India have never lost in a T20I match

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    India are one of the strongest teams in T20I cricket history. The Men in Blue were the first to capture the ICC T20 World Cup trophy. Playing under the captaincy of MS Dhoni, the Indian side stunned the world to finish as champions in the ICC T20 World Cup 2007.

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    Since then, the Men in Blue have been a force to reckon with in the shortest format of the game. They have a win record of more than 50% against almost all teams. There are six nations against whom the Men in Blue have never lost in T20Is. Here’s a list of those six nations.

    1. India have never lost to Afghanistan

    Afghanistan have troubled Sri Lanka and Bangladesh a lot in Asia Cup. However, they have never won a T20I in their three meetings with the Men in Blue so far.

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    2. India have never lost to Hong Kong

    Hong Kong battled the Men in Blue for the first time yesterday in Dubai during Asia Cup. The Men in Red lost the match by 40 runs.

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    3. India have never lost to Scotland

    The Men in Blue were scheduled to play their first ever T20 World Cup match against Scotland in 2007. However, it was abandoned due to year. 14 years later, the two teams met again at the T20 World Cup, where Virat Kohli’s men won.

    4. Namibia

    African team Namibia will always remain the team against whom Virat Kohli led the Men in Blue for the last time in T20I matches. The Indian side registered a comfortable win in that game last year.

    5. Ireland

    The Men in Blue defeated Ireland in the ICC T20 World Cup 2009 and a couple of two-match bilateral series after that. Earlier this year, the Men in Blue beat Ireland under Hardik Pandya’s leadership.

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    6. UAE

    United Arab Emirates crossed swords with the Men in Blue during the 2016 Asia Cup. It was an easy win for the Indian outfit as they continued their winning momentum.