Pakistan and India have not played bilateral Test cricket since which year?

Answer Explanation

India and Pakistan last played a bilateral Test series in 2007 (in India). Since then, political tensions have prevented bilateral cricket between the two nations, though they continue to meet in ICC tournaments and Asia Cup.

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14% of quiz players who faced this question picked 2007. That makes it harder than most International questions, where 61% get it right on average. The most popular wrong answer was 2012 (43%).

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