Nil Ravi (Nili-Ravi) is a selectively bred river-type Asian water buffalo breed developed in Pakistan (Punjab) with an emphasis on milk productivity. It is a large, massive, yet compact and proportional dairy breed. Live weight of cows is 550–700 kg (average 600–650 kg), bulls 750–950 kg (average 850 kg). Height at withers in cows is 125–140 cm. Body length is 1600–1850 mm. Stretch index ≈ 1.25–1.35. Chest depth ≈ 65–70 % of height at withers. Chest girth in cows is 190–220 cm. The head is relatively small, dry, with a broad forehead and slightly concave profile, length 480–550 mm. Horns are small, curved backward and downward (length 250–380 mm). Neck is of medium length (450–580 mm), powerful. The body is deep and wide, the back is straight or with a slight dip. Limbs are strong, of medium length. The tail is long (900–1100 mm). It differs from the wild Bubalus arnee by smaller horns, short sparse coat, and dairy type. From Murrah — by a lighter head, bluish skin tint, and less massive horns.