England won the second one-day game against Sri Lanka at Birmingham on 24.06.16 to provide the 50^th occasion of a team winning a one-day game without a losing a wicket in the history of one day internationals. All such occasions are listed below

No	Winner	Margin	BR	Target	Overs	Opposition	Ground	Match Date
1	India	10 wkts	181	121	29.5	v East Africa	Leeds	11 Jun 1975
2	New Zealand	10 wkts	30	113	29.0	v India	Melbourne	10 Jan 1981
3	West Indies	10 wkts	89	172	45.1	v Zimbabwe	Birmingham	20 Jun 1983
4	India	10 wkts	170	97	21.4	v Sri Lanka	Sharjah	08 Apr 1984
5	West Indies	10 wkts	154	117	24.2	v New Zealand	Port of Spain	17 Apr 1985
6	Pakistan	10 wkts	164	65	22.4	v New Zealand	Sharjah	15 Apr 1986
7	West Indies	10 wkts	64	192	39.2	v New Zealand	Christchurch	28 Mar 1987
8	West Indies	10 wkts	19	221	46.5	v Pakistan	Melbourne	23 Feb 1992
9	West Indies	10 wkts	145	153	25.5	v South Africa	Port of Spain	11 Apr 1992
10	India	10 wkts	101	113	23.1	v West Indies	Port of Spain	27 Apr 1997
11	West Indies	10 wkts	32	200	44.4	v India	Bridgetown	03 May 1997
12	India	10 wkts	120	197	30.0	v Zimbabwe	Sharjah	13 Nov 1998
13	South Africa	10 wkts	124	165	29.2	v India	Sharjah	22 Mar 2000
14	England	10 wkts	88	170	35.2	v West Indies	Ch-le-St	15 Jul 2000
15	Australia	10 wkts	163	124	22.5	v West Indies	Adelaide	26 Jan 2001
16	Sri Lanka	10 wkts	97	166	33.5	v England	Colombo (SSC)	27 Mar 2001
17	India	10 wkts	231	91	11.3	v Kenya	Bloemfontein	12 Oct 2001
18	South Africa	10 wkts	178	155	20.2	v Bangladesh	Benoni	06 Oct 2002
19	Australia	10 wkts	226	118	12.2	v England	Sydney	23 Jan 2003
20	South Africa	10 wkts	172	141	21.2	v Kenya	Potchefstroom	12 Feb 2003
21	Sri Lanka	10 wkts	173	125	21.1	v Bangladesh	Pietermaritzburg	14 Feb 2003
22	South Africa	10 wkts	228	109	12.0	v Bangladesh	Bloemfontein	22 Feb 2003
23	Sri Lanka	10 wkts	217	89	13.5	v England	Dambulla	18 Nov 2003
24	Sri Lanka	10 wkts	99	191	33.3	v Bangladesh	Colombo (RPS)	23 Jul 2004
25	England	10 wkts	151	191	24.5	v Bangladesh	The Oval	16 Jun 2005
26	Australia	10 wkts	186	140	19.0	v Bangladesh	Manchester	25 Jun 2005
27	South Africa	10 wkts	85	189	35.5	v India	Kolkata	25 Nov 2005
28	West Indies	10 wkts	134	153	27.4	v Zimbabwe	Gros Islet	10 May 2006
29	West Indies	10 wkts	80	162	36.4	v Bangladesh	Jaipur	11 Oct 2006
30	Kenya	10 wkts	191	134	18.1	v Bermuda	Nairobi (Jaff)	29 Jan 2007
31	South Africa	10 wkts	216	108	14.0	v Pakistan	Cape Town	11 Feb 2007
32	New Zealand	10 wkts	138	149	27.0	v Australia	Wellington	16 Feb 2007
33	Australia	10 wkts	49	105	13.5	v Bangladesh	North Sound	31 Mar 2007
34	West Indies	10 wkts	213	81	14.3	v Netherlands	Dublin	10 Jul 2007
35	New Zealand	10 wkts	264	94	6.0	v Bangladesh	Queenstown	31 Dec 2007
36	New Zealand	10 wkts	107	165	18.1	v England	Hamilton	12 Feb 2008
37	Pakistan	10 wkts	182	116	19.4	v Bangladesh	Karachi	04 Jul 2008
38	England	10 wkts	215	84	14.1	v South Africa	Nottingham	26 Aug 2008
39	New Zealand	10 wkts	252	70	8.0	v Kenya	Chennai	20 Feb 2011
40	New Zealand	10 wkts	99	163	33.3	v Zimbabwe	Ahmedabad	04 Mar 2011
41	Pakistan	10 wkts	175	113	20.5	v West Indies	Dhaka	23 Mar 2011
42	Sri Lanka	10 wkts	63	230	39.3	v England	Colombo (RPS)	26 Mar 2011
43	West Indies	10 wkts	159	140	23.3	v Pakistan	Providence	05 May 2011
44	England	10 wkts	145	171	23.5	v Sri Lanka	Nottingham	06 Jul 2011
45	Pakistan	10 wkts	47	226	42.1	v Zimbabwe	Harare	11 Sep 2011
46	England	10 wkts	227	68	12.1	v Sri Lanka	Manchester	28 May 2014
47	New Zealand	10 wkts	46	236	42.2	v Zimbabwe	Harare	04 Aug 2015
48	New Zealand	10 wkts	250	118	8.2	v Sri Lanka	Christchurch	28 Dec 2015
49	India	10 wkts	169	124	21.5	v Zimbabwe	Harare	15 Jun 2016
50	England	10 wkts	95	255	34.1	v Sri Lanka	Birmingham	24 Jun 2016

England’s ten wicket win against Sri Lanka provides the sixth occasion of England winning a one-day game by ten wickets. It is interesting to note out of these six victories, three of them has been against Sri Lanka. All the six wins are listed below

No	Winner	Margin	BR	Target	Overs	Opposition	Ground	Match Date
1	England	10 wkts	88	170	35.2	v West Indies	Ch-le-St	15 Jul 2000
2	England	10 wkts	151	191	24.5	v Bangladesh	The Oval	16 Jun 2005
3	England	10 wkts	215	84	14.1	v South Africa	Nottingham	26 Aug 2008
4	England	10 wkts	145	171	23.5	v Sri Lanka	Nottingham	06 Jul 2011
5	England	10 wkts	227	68	12.1	v Sri Lanka	Manchester	28 May 2014
6	England	10 wkts	95	255	34.1	v Sri Lanka	Birmingham	24 Jun 2016

England’s ten wicket win against Sri Lanka provides the fifth occasion of team winning a one-day game against Sri Lanka by ten wickets. All such occasions are listed below

No	Winner	Margin	BR	Target	Overs	Opposition	Ground	Match Date
1	India	10 wkts	170	97	21.4	v Sri Lanka	Sharjah	08 Apr 1984
2	England	10 wkts	145	171	23.5	v Sri Lanka	Nottingham	06 Jul 2011
3	England	10 wkts	227	68	12.1	v Sri Lanka	Manchester	28 May 2014
4	New Zealand	10 wkts	250	118	8.2	v Sri Lanka	Christchurch	28 Dec 2015
5	England	10 wkts	95	255	34.1	v Sri Lanka	Birmingham	24 Jun 2016

England’s win by ten wickets at Birmingham provides the sixth occasion of a team winning a one-day game by chasing a target of 200 plus runs. All such occasions are furnished below

England’s chase of 255 in this game is the highest chase in the history of one day games when a team has won by ten wickets. The previous best chase was 236 by New Zealand against Zimbabwe at Harare on 04.08.15

No	Winner	Margin	BR	Target	Overs	Opposition	Ground	Match Date
1	England	10 wkts	95	255	34.1	v Sri Lanka	Birmingham	24 Jun 2016
2	New Zealand	10 wkts	46	236	42.2	v Zimbabwe	Harare	04 Aug 2015
3	Sri Lanka	10 wkts	63	230	39.3	v England	Colombo (RPS)	26 Mar 2011
4	Pakistan	10 wkts	47	226	42.1	v Zimbabwe	Harare	11 Sep 2011
5	West Indies	10 wkts	19	221	46.5	v Pakistan	Melbourne	23 Feb 1992
6	West Indies	10 wkts	32	200	44.4	v India	Bridgetown	03 May 1997