ODI Cricket Records
One Day International (ODI) is a 50 overs limited cricket, played between two teams with international status. The first ODI match was played on 5 January 1971 between Australia and England at the Melbourne Cricket Ground in Australia. From 1971 to till now, a lot of records are created by batsmen, bowlers, and fielders. Here is the list of those ODI cricket records.
| Achievement | Achiever |
|---|---|
| Highest win margin (by runs) | 317 runs by India against Sri Lanka, 2023 |
| Highest innings total | 498 by England against Netherland, 2022 |
| Most runs in the second innings to win | 438 by South Africa against Australia, Johannesburg 2005-06 |
| Lowest innings total | 35 by Zimbabwe against Sri Lanka, Harare 2004 |
| Highest individual score | 264 by Rohit Sharma against Sri Lanka, Kolkata 2014-15 |
| Most consecutive win | 21 matches by Australia |
| Most consecutive defeat | 23 matches by Bangladesh |
| Most centuries | 49 by Sachin Tendulkar |
| Most fifties | 96 by Sachin Tendulkar |
| Most career runs | 18, 426 by Sachin Tendulkar in 452 innings |
| Most fours in career | 2016 by Sachin Tendulkar |
| Most sixes in career | 351 by Shahid Afridi |
| Most fours in an innings | 33 fours by Rohit Sharma against Sri Lanka, Kolkata |
| Most sixes in an innings | 17 by Eoin Morgan against Afghanistan, 2019 |
| Most runs in a calendar year | 1894 by Sachin Tendulkar in 33 Innings, 1998 |
| Most runs in an over | 36 by Herschelle Gibbs |
| Most wickets | 534 by Muttiah Muralitharan in 350 innings |
| Most runs conceded in an innings | 113 by Mick Lewis of Australia against South Africa, Johannesburg 2006 |
| Most 5 wickets in an innings | 13 by Waqar Younis |
| Most sixes in a match | 38 sixes India and Australia, Bangalore 2013 |
| Most fours in a match | 87 South Africa and Australia, Johannesburg 2006 |
| Most fours in an innings | 56 by Sri Lanka against Natherlands, 2006 |
| Most extras in an innings | 59 by Pakistan |
| Most wides in an innings | 37 by Pakistan against West Indies, Brisbane 1989 |
| Most no balls in an innings | 20 by India against Pakistan, Karachi 2004 |
| Most consecutive matches for a team | 185 matches by Sachin Tendulkar |
| Most matches as captain | 230 matches by Ricky Ponting, Australia |
| Most runs in debut match | 148 by DL Haynes of West Indies against Australia, St John's 1978 |
| Most ducks in career | 34 by Sanath Jayasuriya of Sri Lanka |
| Most catches in ODI career (fielding) | 218 by Mahela Jayawardene |
| Most dismissals | 482 by KC Sangakkara, Sri Lanka |
| Most catches(Keeping) | 417 by Adam Gilchrist, Australia |
| Most stumpings | 123 by MS Dhoni, India |
| Most matches played | 463 by Sachin Tendulkar |
| Fastest fifties | 16 balls by AB de Villiers against West Indies, Johannesburg 2015 |
| Fastest centuries | 31 balls by AB de Villiers against West Indies in Johannesburg, 2015 |
| Best innings figures | 8-19 by Chaminda Vaas against Zimbabwe, Colombo 2001 |
| Highest partnerships | 372 by Chris Gayle and Samuels against Zimbabwe, Canberra, 2015 |
| Best career economy rate | 3.09 by Joel Garner |
| Fastest to 1000 runs | Fakhar Zaman of Pakistan in 18 innings |
| Fastest to 10000 runs | Sachin Tendulkar in 259 innings |
| First Hat-Tricks | Jalal-ud-Din of Pakistan against Australia in 1982 |
| Fastest to 100 wickets | Rashid Khan of Afghanistan in 44 matches |
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