The Top 10 Highest Team Score in ODI cricket History by Teams, We will show you a complete list of such unbelievable innings Because in the past two decades, ODI cricket has witnessed a lot of matches where teams have put on a lot of mammoth totals on the scoreboard.
World Record 438 Match | South Africa vs Australia 2006
Mar 12 2006, A Day when Johannesburg witnessed the greatest one day international of all as South Africa hit a world record 438 for 9 with one wicket and one ball to spare to beat Australia. If the home fans were amazed at lunch, having seen the visitors smash 434 for 4, with Ricky Ponting making 164, they would have been pinching themselves when Mark Boucher hit the winning runs off Brett Lee after Herschelle Gibbs had led the way with 175. It was the first match in ODI Cricket History where a team score more than 400 runs in a one day match.
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India vs West Indies, Indore (2011)
Next on the list is India’s 418/5 vs the Windies in 2011. Virender Sehwag’s record-breaking knock of 219(149 balls) helped India register their highest team total in ODI cricket. Though India hit only seven sixes in this innings, it still managed to put up a huge score 400+ at an incredible run rate of 8.36. The Windies lost quite comfortably by 153 runs as India won the 5-match ODI series in this match.
South Africa vs Zimbabwe, Potchefstroom (2006)
On 20th September 2006, South Africa put up a massive total of 418/5 against a rather weak bowling line-up of Zimbabwe at Potchefstroom. Mark Boucher’s explosive innings of 147 in just 68 balls won him the Man of the Match award.
South Africa vs India, Mumbai (2015)
On 25th October 2015, South Africa thrashed India in the ODI series decider at Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. They registered a gigantic total of 438/4 in 50 overs.
South Africa showcased a power-packed performance as three of their six batsmen scored centuries (De Kock-109 off 87 balls; Faf Du Plessis- 133 off 115 balls & AB De Villiers- 119 off 61 balls).
They scored a total of 58 boundaries (38 fours and 20 sixes) were scored out of which 11 sixes were hit by ‘Mr.360’, AB De Villiers himself. The Indian fans were devastated as their side lost the game by 214 runs.
South Africa vs West Indies, Johannesburg (2015)
The Wanderers witnessed the carnage of runs on 18th January 2015, when the home side shattered Windies’ bowling line up into pieces. AB De Villiers recorded the fastest 100 in ODI cricket (in just 31 balls). South Africa scored 439/2 in 50 overs that day. His impossible knock of 149 off mere 44 balls at an unimaginable strike rate of 338.68 stole the show! Hashim Amla’s 153(142) and Rilee Rossouw’s 128*(115) made South Africa the only team to play an ODI in which all the batsmen on the crease scored a century.
Sri Lanka vs the Netherlands, Amstelveen (2006)
On number 3 is Sri Lanka’s 443/9 against the Netherlands in the year 2006. Sri Lanka, with essential contributions of Sanath Jayasuriya (153 off 104 balls) and Tillakaratne Dilshan (117* off 78 balls) registered their highest total in ODIs.
England vs Pakistan, Nottingham (2016)
30th August 2016 when England registered a record-breaking total of 444/3 against Pakistan. This was then the highest team score in ODI cricket, which was made possible because of a breathtaking knock by Alex Hales (171 off just 122 balls).
England Smashed World Record 481-6 | England v Australia 3rd ODI (D/N), Australia tour of England at Nottingham, Jun 19 2018
England recorded the highest ODI total in cricketing history, as they scored 481/6 from their 50 overs in a One Day Match against Australia. They had in fact set the previous record of 444/3 vs Pakistan, passing that total by some distance. Bairstow and Alex Hales smashed 139 and 147 respectively, both taking only 92 balls to do so. Morgan then arrived to hit 50 off 21 balls, the fastest ever by an England player. If you Love Cricket then Subscribe to our Channel "Cricket News Daily" for Cricket Videos, Top Cricket Records, Latest Cricket News, Cricket Records by Indian Players, Cricket Facts, Team Squad, Biography of Cricket Players, ICC Cricket World Cup, Asia Cup, IPL T20 and many more cricket updates on this channel.
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