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Australia won the toss in this game and chose to bat first in this game to provide the 61st occasion of Australia doing so in one day international against India. It also provides the 22nd occasion of Australia doing so in one day international against India on home soil. India as a team lost the toss for the 18th time in a row.

Australia won the toss, batted first and lost the game to provide the 114th occasion of Australia losing a one day international after winning the toss and batting first. It also provides the 21st occasion of Australia losing a one day international against India after winning the toss and batting first.

Australia won the toss, batted first and lost the game to provide the 45th occasion of Australia losing a one day international on home soil after winning the toss and batting first. It also provides the sixth occasion of Australia losing a one day international on home soil against India after winning the toss and batting first.

Australia was dismissed all out for 236 in this game to provide the tenth occasion of Australia dismissed all out in an innings against India. It also provides the third occasion of Australia dismissed all out in an innings against India on home soil.

Australia was dismissed all out for 236 denoting a mathematical equation 2 x 3 = 6. Australia has been dismissed all out for 236 on three occasions in one day internationals and for the first occasion against India in one day internationals.

Australia’s 236 all out in this game provides the 22nd occasion of a team dismissed all out in one day internationals. It also provides the second occasion of a team dismissed all out for 236 against India in one day India in one day internationals. Prior to this New Zealand was dismissed all out for 236 against India at Guwahati on 28 Nov 2010.

There are 14 occasions of a team dismissed all out for 236 while batting first and eight occasion of a team dismissed all out for 236 while batting second. Australia’s 236 all out in the game provides the 14th occasion of a team dismissed all out for 236 while batting first.

Harshit Rana of India captured four wickets conceding 39 runs in this game to provide the 24th occasion of an Indian bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings against Australia. It also provides the 13th occasion of an Indian bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings against Australia on away soil

Harshit Rana of India captured four wickets conceding 39 runs in this game to provide the 19th occasion of an Indian pace bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings against Australia. It also provides the eleventh occasion of an Indian pace bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings against Australia on away soil

Harshit Rana of India captured four wickets conceding 39 runs in this game to provide the 17th occasion of an Indian bowler capturing four wickets in an innings against Australia. It also provides the tenth occasion of an Indian bowler capturing four wickets in an innings against Australia on away soil

Harshit Rana of India captured four wickets conceding 39 runs in this game to provide the 16th occasion of an Indian pace bowler capturing four wickets in an innings against Australia. It also provides the tenth occasion of an Indian pace bowler capturing four wickets in an innings against Australia on away soil

V Kohli’s 74 not out in this game fetched him an aggregate of 14255 runs in one day internationals at the end of this game.  He now occupies the second place in the list of batsmen who have scored most runs in one day internationals. SR Tendulkar occupies the first place in the list with 18426 runs to his credit. V Kohli went past KC Sangakkara who has an aggregate of 14221 runs on his way to occupy the second place.

RG Sharma and V Kohli completed 2500 runs against Australia in this game. RG Sharma’s run aggregate against Australia read 2609 and V Kohli’s run aggregate against Australia read 2525 at the end of this game. They occupy the second and third place respectively in the list of batsmen and also Indian batsmen who have scored most runs against Australia. SR Tendulkar with 3077 runs occupies the first place.

RG Sharma’s 121 not out in this game represents his ninth century against Australia. He now shares the record for most centuries by a batsman and also by Indian batsman against Australia in the history of one day international with SR Tendulkar. SR Tendulkar has also scored nine centuries against Australia. RG Sharma went past V Kohli who has scored eight centuries against Australia on his way to share the record for most centuries by a batsman against Australia with SR Tendulkar

RG Sharma’s 121 not out in this game represents his ninth century against Australia while opening the innings. He now shares the record for most centuries by an opening  batsman and also by an Indian opening batsmen against Australia in the history of one day international with SR Tendulkar. SR Tendulkar has also scored nine centuries against Australia while opening the innings. 

V Kohli’s 74 not out in this game represents his 24th fifty against Australia.  He now shares the record for most fifties by a batsman and also by an Indian batsman against Australia. SR Tendulkar is the other batsman to score 24 fifties.

V Kohli’s 74 not out in this game represents his 16th half century against Australia. He now owns the record for most half centuries by an Indian batsman against Australia. He went past SR Tendulkar who had scored 15 half centuries against Australia.

V Kohli’s 74 not out in this game represents his 16th half century against Australia. He now shares the second place jointly with DPMD Jayawardene in the list of batsman who have scored most most half centuries  against Australia. DPMD Jayawardene has also scored 16 half centuries against Australia. IVA Richards with 20 half centuries to his credit occupies the first place.

RG Sharma’s 121 not out in this game represents his fifth century against Australia in Australia. He now owns the record for most centuries by a batsman against Australia in Australia

RG Sharma’s 121 not out in this game represents his fifth century as an opening batsman against Australia in Australia. He now owns the record for most centuries by an opening batsman against Australia in Australia

RG Sharma scored three boundary sixes in his knock of 121 not out in this game which fetched him an aggregate of 349 boundary sixes in one day internationals. He now needs three more boundary sixes to go past CH Gayle’s 351 boundary sixes which stands as a record for most boundary sixes by a batsman in one day internationals.

RG Sharma’s 121 not out in this game represents his 33rd century in one day internationals. It also represents his 17th century while batting second in one day internationals. It also represents his 14th century while batting second and winning a one day international.

RG Sharma and SR Tendulkar share the second place jointly in the list of batsmen who have scored most centuries while batting second and winning the game in the history of one day internationals, while V Kohli occupies the first place in this elite list with 24 centuries to his credit.

V Kohli’s 74 not out in this game represents his 51st fifty while batting second and winning a one day international – most by a batsman in the history of one day internationals.

V Kohli’s 74 not out in this game fetched him 6072 runs while batting second and winning. He became the first batsman in the history of one day internationals to score 6000 plus runs while batting second and winning the game.

RG Sharma was playing his 100th innings while chasing the target and winning, He made it memorable by scoring a century – 121 not out.

RG Sharma’s 121 not out in this game represents his 13th century while batting second and winning a one day international as an opening batsman. Only SR Tendulkar has scored more centuries while batting second and winning a one day international as an opening batsman – He has scored 14 centuries

RG Sharma’s 121 not out in this game fetched him an aggregate of 5014 runs while batting second as an opening batsman. He became the fourth opening batsman in the history of one day internationals to aggregate 5000 plus runs while batting second. Others are – SR Tendulkar {7557}, CH Gayle {5513} and ST Jayasuriya {5448}

RG Sharma’s 121 not out in this game fetched him an aggregate of 6312 runs while batting second. Only SR Tendulkar {8720} and V Kohli {8138} have scored more runs than RG Sharma while batting second in the history of one day internationals.

V Kohli’s 74 not out in this game represents his 70th fifty while batting second in one day internationals. Now he owns the record for most fifties by a batsman while batting second in one day internationals. He went past SR Tendulkar who had scored 69 fifties while batting second.

RG Sharma’s 121 not out in this game represents his 17th century while batting second. He shares the second place jointly in the list of batsmen who have scored most centuries while batting second in the history of one day internationals with SR Tendulkar. SR Tendulkar has also scored 17 centuries while batting second. V Kohli with 28 centuries to his credit occupies the first place in the list of batsmen who have scored most centuries while batting second in the history of one day internationals.

RG Sharma’s 121 not out in this game represents his fifth century against Australia while batting second in one day internationals. He shares the second place jointly with SR Tendulkar in the list of batsmen who have scored most centuries in one day internationals against Australia while batting second. SR Tendulkar has also scored five centuries against Australia while batting second. V Kohli has scored six centuries while batting second against Australia and occupy the first place in the list.

V Kohli’s 74 not out in this game represent his 14th fifty against Australia while batting second. Only SR Tendulkar has scored more fifties against Australia while batting second – 15 fifties.

V Kohli’s 74 not out in this game represents his 24th fifty against Australia. He now shares the record for most fifties by a batsman against Australia in one day internationals with SR Tendulkar. SR Tendulkar has also scored 24 fifties against Australia

V Kohli {24 fifties against Australia}, SR Tendulkar {24 fifties against Australia} and KC Sangakkara {24 fifties against India} share the second place jointly in the list of batsmen who have scored fifties against an opposition in the history of one day internationals. SR Tendulkar with 25 fifties against Sri Lanka occupies the first place in this category of statistics in the history of one day internationals.

V Kohli {09 centuries against West Indies}, RG Sharma {09 centuries against Australia} and SR Tendulkar {09 centuries against Australia} share the second place jointly in the list of batsmen who have scored more centuries against an opposition in the history of one day internationals. V Kohli with ten centuries against Sri Lanka occupies the first place in the list of batsmen in this category of statistics in the history of one day internationals

V Kohli’s 74 not out in this game represents his 75th half century in one day internationals. He became the eighth batsman in the history of one day internationals to score 75 plus half centuries. He also became the third Indian batsman to achieve such a feat.

RG Sharma-V Kohli added 168 runs in an unbroken partnership for the second wicket in this game to provide the 74th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in one day internationals against Australia. It also provides the 25th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership against Australia in Australia in one day internationals

RG Sharma-V Kohli added 168 runs in an unbroken partnership for the second wicket in this game to provide the 19th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings for the second wicket in one day internationals against Australia. It also provides the seventh occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings for the second wicket against Australia in Australia in one day internationals

RG Sharma-V Kohli added 168 runs in an unbroken partnership for the second wicket in this game to provide the 16th occasion of Indian batsmen posting 150 plus runs partnership in an innings in one day internationals against Australia. It also provides the fifth occasion of Indian batsmen posting 150 plus runs partnership against Australia in Australia in one day internationals

RG Sharma-V Kohli added 168 runs in an unbroken partnership for the second wicket in this game to provide the eighth occasion of Indian batsmen posting 150 plus runs partnership in an innings for the second wicket in one day internationals against Australia. It also provides the third occasion of Indian batsmen posting 150 plus runs partnership in an innings for the second wicket against Australia in Australia in one day internationals

RG Sharma-V Kohli have partnered 5483 runs in one day internationals in 101 innings with 19 century partnerships and 17 half century partnerships. The other pairs to partner more than 5483 runs in one day internationals are – SC Ganguly-SR Tendulkar {8227 runs} and KC Sangakkara-DPMD Jayawardene {5992 runs}. RG Sharma-V Kohli with 5483 runs occupy the third place in the list of pairs of batsmen which have partnered most runs in one day internationals.  They went past TM Dilshan-KC Sangakkara pair which has partnered 5475 runs on way to occupy the third place.

RG Sharma’s 121 not out in this game fetched him an aggregate of 8091 runs in winning matches. He became the seventh batsman to scored 8000 plus runs in winning matches in the history of one day internationals. Others are – SR Tendulkar {11157}, RT Ponting {10726}, V Kohli {10398}, ST Jayasuriya {8873} and KC Sangakkara {8301} and JH Kallis {8036}

V Kohli’s 74 not out in this game represents his 89th fifty in winning games. RT Ponting {94} and SR Tendulkar {92} are the other two batsmen who have scored more fifties than V Kohli in winning games.

V Kohli’s 74 not out in this game represents his 13th fifty in winning games against Australia. IVA Richards {16} and DL Haynes {14} are the other two batsmen who have scored more fifties than V Kohli in winning games against Australia.

V Kohli’s 74 not out in this game represents his 13th fifty in winning games against Australia. He now shares the record for most fifties by an Indian batsman in winning games against Australia with SR Tendulkar. SR Tendulkar has scored 13 fifties in winning games against Australia.

India won this game by nine wickets to provide the 21st occasion of India winning a one day international by nine wickets margin. It also provides the second occasion of India winning a one day international by nine wickets margin against Australia. India has posted a nine wicket win against Australia at Jaipur on 16 Oct 2013.

RG Sharma-V Kohli added 168 runs unbroken partnership for the second wicket in this game to provide their twelfth partnership of 150 plus runs in one day internationals. They now share the record for most 150 plus runs partnerships with SC Ganguly-SR Tendulkar pair in the history of one day internationals. SC Ganguly-SR Tendulkar pair were concerned in twelve partnerships of 150 plus runs in one day internationals.

India posted its 568th win one day internationals when it won this game by nine wickets. It also represents its 168th win on away soil

India posted its 59th win one day internationals against Australia when it won this game by nine wickets. It also represents its 15th win on away soil against Australia

RG Sharma pouched two catches in this game which gave him an aggregate of 100 catches as a fieldsman other than the wicket keepers in one day internationals. He became the 34th fieldsman and also the eighth Indian fieldsman other than the wicket keepers to pouch 100 plus catches in one day internationals

Australia won the toss and chose to field first to provide the 31st occasion of Australia doing so against India. It also provides the tenth occasion of Australia doing so against India on home soil.

V Kohli was dismissed for zero in this game to provide the 18th occasion of his being dismissed without scoring in a one day internationals, The other Indian batsmen who have scored equal or more zeroes than V Kohli are – SR Tendulkar {20}, J Srinath {19}, A Kumble {18} and Yuvraj Singh {18}

V Kohli’s zero in this game represents his fourth zero against Australia in one day internationals. Other occasions – at Bengaluru on 02 Nov 2013, at Chennai on 17 Sep 2017 and at Perth on 19 Oct 2025. Thus his zero in this game represents his second zero against Australia in Australia. It also represents his seventh zero on away soil

RG Sharma completed 1003 runs against Australia in Australia when he was on five runs in his knock of 73 in this game. At the end of this game his run aggregate read 1071. He became the first Indian batsman to achieve this feat and the fifth batsman overall to score 1000 plus runs against Australia in Australia. Others are – IVA Richards {1905}, DL Haynes {1565}, KC Sangakkara {1191} and DPMD Jayawardene {1013}.

He now occupies the fourth place in the list of batsmen who have scored 1000 plus runs against Australia on away soil. He went past DPMD Jayawardene who had scored 1013 runs on his way to occupy the fourth place.

KL Rahul’s eleven runs in this game fetched him an aggregate of 3092 runs in one day internationals He is now on par with SM Gavaskar who has an aggregate of 3092 runs in one day internationals.

RG Sharma was playing his 275th one day international in this game to become the eighth Indian cricketer to appear in 275 plus one day internationals. He also became the 31st cricketer to appear in 275 one day international in its history.

When on 37 during his knock of 73 in this game, RG Sharma went past V Kohli’s aggregate of 2451 runs against Australia. At the end of this game, his run aggregate read 2488 . He is now the second Indian top run getter against Australia. ST Tendulkar with 3077 runs to his credit occupies the first place.

RG Sharma’s run aggregate in one day internationals read 11249 at the end of this game.  He now occupies the third place in the list of Indian batsmen who have scored most runs in one day internationals. SR Tendulkar {18426} and V Kohli {14181] occupy the first two places. RG Sharma went past SC Ganguly who had scored 11221 runs, on his way to occupy the third place.

V Kohli was playing his 50th innings against Australia in this game in which he scored zero.

RG Sharma scored seven boundary fours in his knock of 73 in this game, which fetched him 202 boundary fours against Australia in one day internationals.  He became the third Indian batsman to score 200 plus boundary fours against Australia in one day internationals.  Others are SR Tendulkar {330} and V Kohli {212}

V Kohli was dismissed leg before wicket in this game to provide the 21st occasion of his being dimissed leg before wicket in an innings in his one day international career. It also provides the second occasion of his being dismissed leg before wicket for a duck in his career. The other occasion was at North Sound against West Indies on 11 Jun 2011.

RG Sharma scored two boundary sixes in his knock of 73 in this game, which fetched him an aggregate of 90 boundary sixes in one day internationals against Australia. He earned the distinction of becoming not only the first Indian batsman but also the first batsman in the history of one day internationals to score 90 boundary sixes against Australia.

RG Sharma-Shreya Iyer added 118 runs for the third wicket in this game to provide the 73rd occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership against Australia in one day internationals. It also provides the 24th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership against Australia in one day internationals in Australia.

It also provides the eleventh occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the third wicket against Australia in one day internationals. It also provides the sixth occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the third wicket against Australia in one day internationals in Australia.

A Zampa returned with figures of four for 60 in this game to provide the 38th occasion of an Australian bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings against India in one day internationals. It also provides the 16th occasion of an Australian bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings against India in one day internationals on home soil

A Zampa returned with figures of four for 60 in this game to provide the seventh occasion of an Australian spin bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings against India in one day internationals. It also provides the second occasion of an Australian spin bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings against India in one day internationals on home soil

A Zampa’s four wicket haul in this game represents his 13th four plus wicket haul. He is now on par with SK Warne who also has 13 four plus wickets haul. Thus A Zampa and SK Warne share the record for most four plus wicket hauls by an Australian spin bowler in one day internationals.

A Zampa’s four wicket haul in this game represents his twelfth four wicket haul. He is now on par with SK Warne who also has twelve four wickets haul. Thus A Zampa and SK Warne share the record for most four wicket hauls by an Australian spin bowler in one day internationals.

A Zampa’s four wickets in this game fetched him 196 wickets in one day internationals. It also fetched him 57 wickets in one day internationals on home soil

It also fetched him 41 wickets in one day internationals against India.  It also fetched him eleven wickets in one day internationals against India on home soil

A Zampa became the fourth Australian bowler to capture 40 plus wickets against India in one day internationals. Others are – B Lee {55}, MG Johnson {43} and SR Waugh {43}. He also became the first Australian spin bowler to capture 40 plus wickets in one day internationals against India.

V Kohli’s lone catch in this game fetched him 162 catches in one day internationals. It also fetched him 66 catches in one day internationals on away soil.

V Kohli’s lone catch in this game fetched him 33 catches in one day internationals against Australia It also fetched him 13 catches in one day internationals against Australia on away soil.

V Kohli now owns the record for most catches by an Indian fieldsman against Australia in Australia. He went past SR Tendulkar and RG Sharma who have pouched 12 catches against Australia in Australia.

Australia deployed eight bowlers in India’s innings to provide the 33rd occasion of Australia deploying eight bowlers in a one day international. It also provides the first occasion of Australia deploying eight bowlers in a one day international against India. It also provides the 30th occasion of a team deploying eight bowlers in a one day international against India.

Australia won this game by two wickets.. This victory provides its 617th win in one day internationals and its 298th win in one day internationals on home soil.

It also provides its 86th win in one day internationals against India and its 40th win in one day internationals against India on home soil. It also provides its fifth win at Adelaide against India  

Australia won the toss and chose to field first to provide the 30th occasion of Australia doing so against India. It also provides the ninth occasion of Australia doing so against India on home soil.

This game provides the first occasion of Australia and India playing an one day international at Perth.

V Kohli was dismissed for zero in this game to provide the 17th occasion of his being dismissed without scoring in a one day internationals, The other Indian batsmen who have scored equal or more zeroes than V Kohli are – SR Tendulkar {20}, J Srinath {19}, A Kumble {18}, Yuvraj Singh {18} and Harbhanjan Singh {17}. V Kohli with his zero in this game went past SC Ganguly and RG Sharma who have scored zeroes on 16 occasions.

V Kohli’s zero in this game represents his third zero against Australia in one day internationals. Other occasions – at Bengaluru on 02 Nov 2013 and at Chennai on 17 Sep 2017. Thus his zero in this game represents his first zero against Australia in Australia.

V Kohli’s zero in this game represents his second longest stay at the crease in terms of balls faced. He faced eight deliveries before he was dismissed for zero in this game. Prior to this he had collected a nine ball zero against England at Lucknow on 29 Oct 2023.

It also represents his seventh zero on away soil and also represents his longest stay at the crease in terms of balls faced before scoring a zero on away soil.

Shubman Gill became the 28th cricketer to lead India in one day internationals. He also became the 24th cricketer to lead India in one day internationals on away soil

Shubman Gill became the 14th cricketer to lead India in one day internationals against Australia.  He also became the eigth cricketer to lead India in one day internationals on away soil against Australia.

RG Sharma was dismissed for eight runs in this game to provide the 50th occasion of his being dismissed for single digit scores {one to nine} in one day internationals. He became the eighth Indian batsman to be dismissed for single digit scores {one to nine} in one day internationals on 50 plus occasions.

KL Rahul’s run aggregate in one day internationals read 3081 at the end of this game. He requires 12 more runs to go past SM Gavaskar who has an aggregate of 3092 runs in one day intenationals.

V Kohli’s run aggregate in one day internationals against Australia read 2451 at the end of this game. RG Sharma is close behind with 2415 runs at the end of this game against Australia

MA Starc’s lone wicket in this game fetched him 103 wickets on home soil in one day internationals.  He is one of the six Australian bowlers who have captured 100 plus wickets on home soil in one day internationals. Others are – B Lee {169}, GD McGrath {160}, SK Warne {134}, CJ McDermott {125} and SR Waugh {101]

MA Starc’s lone wicket in this game fetched him 245 wickets in one day internationals.  He is one of the four Australian bowlers who have captured 245 plus wickets in one day internationals. Others are – B Lee {380}, GD McGrath {380} and SK Warne {291},

MA Starc’s lone wicket in this game fetched him 245 wickets in one day internationals.  He is one of the four left arm pace bowlers who have captured 245 plus wickets in one day internationals. Others are – Wasim Akram [502}, WPUJC Vaas {400} and Z Khan {282}.

Australia won this game by seven wickets under DLS method. This victory provides its 616th win in one day internationals and its 297th win in one day internationals on home soil.

It also provides its 85th win in one day internationals against India and its 39th win in one day internationals against India on home soil. It also provides its first win at Perth Stadium in its four encounters

Australia capped MT Renshaw and MJ Owen for this game. They became the 250th and 251st cricketers to represent Australia in one day games. They also became the 124th and 125th cricketers to represent Australia in one day games on home soil.

Australia capped MT Renshaw and MJ Owen for this game. They became the 27th and 28th cricketers to make their one day debut for Australia in one day games against India. They also became the 13th and 14th cricketers to make their one day debut for Australia in one day games against India on home soil.

T Bavuma of South Africa did not bat in the South Africa’s innings as he was absent hurt to provide the second occasion of a captain absent hurt in an innings in one day internationals.  Prior to this ADR Campbell of Zimbabwe was absent hurt against Pakistan at Peshawar on 03 Nov 1996

T Bavuma of South Africa did not bat in the South Africa’s innings as he was absent hurt to provide the 43rd occasion of a batsman absent hurt in an innings in one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Team	Opposition	Ground	Match Date
1	JM Parker	New Zealand	England	Manchester	19 Jul 1978
2	Majid Khan	Pakistan	West Indies	WACA	19 Dec 1981
3	RS Madugalle	Sri Lanka	India	Vadodara	15 Jan 1989
4	AP Gurusinha	Sri Lanka	Australia	Sharjah	02 May 1990
5	EA Brandes	Zimbabwe	India	Hyd-LBS	02 Nov 1993
6	Aamir Sohail	Pakistan	Zimbabwe	Harare	26 Feb 1995
7	DK Morrison	New Zealand	Pakistan	Lahore	06 Mar 1996
8	ADR Campbell	Zimbabwe	Pakistan	Peshawar	03 Nov 1996
9	Abdul Razzak	Pakistan	India	Mohali	24 Mar 1997
10	Inzamam-ul-Haq	Pakistan	India	Mohali	24 Mar 1997
11	Minhajul Abedin	Bangladesh	Sri Lanka	Col-RPS	16 Jul 1997
12	Saiful Islam	Bangladesh	Keny	Nairobi-G	16 Oct 1997
13	M Muralidharan	Sri Lanka	South Africa	Dhaka	30 Oct 1998
14	S Tikolo	Kenya	Zimbabwe	Dhaka	27 Mar 1999
15	JC Adams	West Indies	Pakistan	Sharjah	14 Oct 1999
16	Azar Mahmood	Pakistan	Sri Lanka	Lahore	19 Feb 2000
17	Shahariar Hossain	Bangladesh	Pakistan	Dhaka	02 Jun 2000
18	K Weeraratne	Sri Lanka	Pakistan	Dhaka	07 Jun 2000
19	M Muralidharan	Sri Lanka	Pakistan	Sharjah	17 Apr 2002
20	DT Hondo	Zimbabwe	Australia	Harare	23 May 2004
21	Shohadat Hossain	Bangladesh	Australia	Darwin	06 Sep 2008
22	TM Odoyo	Kenya	Zimbabwe	Mombasa	29 Jan 2009
23	DM Richarda	West Indies	Australia	Johannesburg	25 Sep 2009
24	SC Williams	Zimbabwe	Kenya	Harare	15 Oct 2009
25	KD Meth	Zimbabwe	Bangladesh	Bulawayo	21 Aug 2011
26	KS Williamson	New Zealand	Bangladesh	Mirpur	29 Oct 2013
27	Imran Tahir	South Africa	Australia	Canberra	19 Feb 2014
28	K Mutumbami	Zimbabwe	Bangladesh	Mirpur	11 Nov 2015
29	SC Williams	Zimbabwe	India	Harare	13 Jun 2016
30	Wahab Riaz	Pakistan	India	Birmingham	11 Nov 2017
31	Shakib ul Hasan	Bangladesh	Sri Lanka	Mirpur	27 Jan 2018
32	T Maruma	Zimbabwe	Bangladesh	Harare	16 Jul 2021
33	Aqib Ilyas	Oman	Nepal	Kirtipur	21 Apr 2023
34	Ebadot Hossain	Bangladesh	Afghanistan	Chattogram	08 Jul 2023
35	Haris Rauf	Pakistan	India	Col-RPS	10 Sep 2023
36	Naseem Shah	Pakistan	India	Col-RPS	10 Sep 2023
37	TG Southee	New Zealand	England	Lord’s	15 Sep 2023
38	KNA Bandara	Sri Lanka	India	Thiruvananthapuram	15 Nov 2023
39	Haris Rauf	Pakistan	New Zealand	Lahore	08 Feb 2025
40	JB Little	Ireland	West Indies	Dublin	25 May 2025
41	J Nell	Ireland	West Indies	Dublin	25 May 2025
43	T Bavuma	South Africa	England	Southampton	07 Sep 2025

The following table lists the occasions of batsman’s individual score greater than the opponent team’s total. JE Root and JG Bethel of England scored 100 and 110 respectively while South Africa was dismissed for 72 in the third one day international between England and South Africa at Southampton on 07 Sep 2025

No	Player	Team	Match Date	Score	Opposition	Total	Ground
1	R G Sharma	India	13/11/2014	264	Sri Lanka	251	Eden Gardens
2	Ishan Kishan	India	10/12/2022	210	Bangladesh	182	Chittagong
3	C S MacLeod	Scotland	23/01/2014	175	Canada	171	Hagley Oval
4	I V A Richards	West Indies	13/10/1987	181	Sri Lanka	169	Karachi
5	I V A Richards	West Indies	31/05/1984	189*	England	168	Old Trafford
6	K U Carty	West Indies	25/05/2025	170	Ireland	165	Castle Avenue
7	Fakhar Zaman	Pakistan	20/07/2018	210*	Zimbabwe	155	Bulawayo
8	R G Sharma	India	29/10/2018	162	West Indies	153	Brabourne
9	G Kirsten	South Africa	16/02/1996	188*	UAE	152	Rawalpindi
10	A B de Villiers	South Africa	27/02/2015	162*	West Indies	151	Sydney
11	D A Warner	Australia	09/12/2016	156	New Zealand	147	Melbourne
12	T M Head	Australia	22/11/2022	152	England	142	Melbourne
13	D A Warner	Australia	04/03/2015	178	Afghanistan	142	WACA Ground
14	K C Sangakkara	Sri Lanka	20/07/2013	169	South Africa	140	R Premadasa
15	N J Astle	New Zealand	10/09/2004	145*	USA	137	Kennington Oval
16	J S Malhotra	USA	09/09/2021	173*	PNG	137	Al Amerat
17	H H Gibbs	South Africa	03/10/2002	153	Bangladesh	133	Senwes Park
18	D L Amiss	England	07/06/1975	137	India	132	Lord’s
19	S R Tendulkar	India	23/02/2003	152	Namibia	130	City Oval
20	A N Cook	England	13/02/2012	137	Pakistan	130	Sheikh Zayed Stadium
21	D L Haynes	West Indies	14/04/1985	145*	New Zealand	129	Albion Sports Complex
22	G M Turner	New Zealand	07/06/1975	171*	East Africa	128	Edgbaston
23	J-P Duminy	South Africa	22/10/2010	129	Zimbabwe	127	Willowmoore Park
24	C J Anderson	New Zealand	01/01/2014	131*	West Indies	124	Queenstown
25	Mushfiqur Rahim	Bangladesh	15/09/2018	144	Sri Lanka	124	Dubai-ICS
26	G W Flower	Zimbabwe	27/03/1999	140	Kenya	123	Dhaka
27	Mohammad Yousuf	Pakistan	21/04/2002	125	New Zealand	122	Karachi
28	A B de Villiers	South Africa	03/03/2011	134	Netherlands	120	Mohali
29	M van Lingen	Namibia	20/09/2022	119*	PNG	117	Amini Park
30	M G Erasmus	Namibia	06/03/2022	121*	Oman	116	ICC-GCA
31	J A H Marshall	New Zealand	01/07/2008	161	Ireland	112	Mannofield Park
32	B B McCullum	New Zealand	01/07/2008	166	Ireland	112	Mannofield Park
33	Ijaz Ahmed	Pakistan	29/10/1988	124*	Bangladesh	111	MA Aziz Stadium
34	M L Hayden	Australia	30/08/2002	146	Pakistan	108	Gymkhana Club Ground
35	G R Marsh	Australia	10/01/1989	125*	Pakistan	108	Melbourne
36	Imam-ul-Haq	Pakistan	13/07/2018	128	Zimbabwe	107	Queens Sports Club
37	P A de Silva	Sri Lanka	06/11/1994	107*	Zimbabwe	105	Harare
38	S C Williams	Zimbabwe	26/06/2023	174	USA	104	Harare
39	C B Wishart	Zimbabwe	10/02/2003	172*	Namibia	104	Harare
40	C H Gayle	West Indies	04/03/2003	119	Kenya	104	Diamond Oval
41	Babar Azam	Pakistan	30/08/2023	151	Nepal	104	Multan
42	Iftikhar Ahmed	Pakistan	30/08/2023	109*	Nepal	104	Multan
43	Imran Nazir	Pakistan	21/03/2007	160	Zimbabwe	99	Sabina Park
44	A Flintoff	England	17/09/2004	104	Sri Lanka	95	Southampton
45	D M Jones	Australia	04/03/1990	107	New Zealand	94	AMI Stadium
46	S D Hope	West Indies	12/08/2025	120*	Pakistan	92	Brian Lara Stadium
47	P R Stirling	Ireland	12/03/2018	126	UAE	91	Harare-OHSC
48	W T S Porterfield	Ireland	12/03/2018	92	UAE	91	Harare-OHSC
49	C G Greenidge	West Indies	04/01/1987	100	Australia	91	WACA Ground
50	J H Kallis	South Africa	22/11/2006	119*	India	91	Kingsmead
51	A R Border	Australia	28/01/1985	118*	Sri Lanka	91	Adelaide
52	D M Jones	Australia	28/01/1985	99*	Sri Lanka	91	Adelaide
53	D A Warner	Australia	25/10/2023	104	Netherlands	90	Arun Jaitley Stadium
54	G J Maxwell	Australia	25/10/2023	106	Netherlands	90	Arun Jaitley Stadium
55	S B Styris	New Zealand	10/08/2010	89	India	88	Dambulla
56	L R P L Taylor	New Zealand	10/08/2010	95	India	88	Dambulla
57	M S Atapattu	Sri Lanka	16/09/2002	101	Netherlands	86	R Premadasa
58	V Kohli	India	05/11/2023	101*	South Africa	83	Eden Gardens
59	R K Paudel	Nepal	10/09/2021	86	PNG	82	Al Amerat
60	Sharjeel Khan	Pakistan	18/08/2016	152	Ireland	82	The Village
61	D L Haynes	West Indies	17/12/1992	96	Pakistan	81	Sydney
62	M Jayawardene	Sri Lanka	15/03/2007	85	Bermuda	78	Queen’s Park Oval
63	Mohammad Yousuf	Pakistan	17/04/2002	129	Sri Lanka	78	Sharjah
64	Yuvraj Singh	India	11/04/2003	102*	Bangladesh	76	Dhaka
65	T M Dilshan	Sri Lanka	24/01/2009	137*	Pakistan	75	Gaddafi Stadium
66	S E Marsh	Australia	30/08/2008	76	Bangladesh	74	Marrara Cricket Ground
67	M E K Hussey	Australia	30/08/2008	85	Bangladesh	74	Marrara Cricket Ground
68	K C Sangakkara	Sri Lanka	06/01/2007	79	New Zealand	73	Eden Park
69	Shubman Gill	India	15/01/2023	116	Sri Lanka	73	Thiruvanthapuram
70	V Kohli	India	15/01/2023	166*	Sri Lanka	73	Thiruvanthapuram
71	J E Root	England	07/09/2025	100	South Africa	72	Southampton
72	J G Bethell	England	07/09/2025	110	South Africa	72	Southampton
73	R K Paudel	Nepal	12/03/2023	77	UAE	71	Kirtiput
74	Imam-ul-Haq	Pakistan	22/08/2023	61	Afghanistan	59	Hambantota
75	H Masakadza	Zimbabwe	02/01/2016	83	Afghanistan	58	Sharjah
76	C G Greenidge	West Indies	03/12/1986	67	Sri Lanka	55	Sharjah
77	R B Richardson	West Indies	03/12/1986	109	Sri Lanka	55	Sharjah
78	S S Iyer	India	02/11/2023	82	Sri Lanka	55	Wankhede
79	V Kohli	India	02/11/2023	88	Sri Lanka	55	Wankhede
80	Shubman Gill	India	02/11/2023	92	Sri Lanka	55	Wankhede
81	J H Kallis	South Africa	25/01/2004	109*	West Indies	54	Newlands
82	J A Rudolph	South Africa	25/01/2004	61*	West Indies	54	Newlands
83	Abdul Malik	Afghanistan	19/12/2024	84	Zimbabwe	54	Harare
84	Sediqullah Atal	Afghanistan	19/12/2024	104	Zimbabwe	54	Harare
85	S T Jayasuriya	Sri Lanka	29/10/2000	189	India	54	Sharjah
86	D S Lehmann	Australia	27/02/2003	50*	Namibia	45	Senwes Park
87	M L Hayden	Australia	27/02/2003	88	Namibia	45	Senwes Park
88	A Symonds	Australia	27/02/2003	59	Namibia	45	Senwes Park
89	J H Kallis	South Africa	11/01/2012	72	Sri Lanka	43	Boland Park
90	H M Amla	South Africa	11/01/2012	112	Sri Lanka	43	Boland Park
91	A B de Villiers	South Africa	11/01/2012	52	Sri Lanka	43	Boland Park

England posted a total of 414 for 5 against South Africa in the third one day international at Southampton on 07 Sep 2025 to provide the 30^th occasion of a team posting a total of 400 plus runs in the history of one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below.  

No	Team	Score	Overs	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Australia	434/4	50.0	1	v South Africa	Johannesburg	12 Mar 2006
2	South Africa	438/9	49.5	2	v Australia	Johannesburg	12 Mar 2006
3	Sri Lanka	443/9	50.0	1	v Netherlands	Amstelveen	04 Jul 2006
4	South Africa	418/5	50.0	1	v Zimbabwe	Potchefstroom	20 Sep 2006
5	India	413/5	50.0	1	v Bermuda	Port of Spain	19 Mar 2007
6	New Zealand	402/2	50.0	1	v Ireland	Aberdeen	01 Jul 2008
7	India	414/7	50.0	1	v Sri Lanka	Rajkot	15 Dec 2009
8	Sri Lanka	411/8	50.0	2	v India	Rajkot	15 Dec 2009
9	India	401/3	50.0	1	v South Africa	Gwalior	24 Feb 2010
10	India	418/5	50.0	1	v West Indies	Indore	08 Dec 2011
11	India	404/5	50.0	1	v Sri Lanka	Eden Gardens	13 Nov 2014
12	South Africa	439/2	50.0	1	v West Indies	Johannesburg	18 Jan 2015
13	South Africa	408/5	50.0	1	v West Indies	Sydney	27 Feb 2015
14	South Africa	411/4	50.0	1	v Ireland	Canberra	03 Mar 2015
15	Australia	417/6	50.0	1	v Afghanistan	W.A.C.A	04 Mar 2015
16	England	408/9	50.0	1	v New Zealand	Birmingham	09 Jun 2015
17	South Africa	438/4	50.0	1	v India	Wankhede	25 Oct 2015
18	England	444/3	50.0	1	v Pakistan	Nottingham	30 Aug 2016
19	England	481/6	50.0	1	v Australia	Nottingham	19 Jun 2018
20	England	418/6	50.0	1	v West Indies	St George’s	27 Feb 2019
21	England	498/4	50.0	1	v Netherlands	Amstelveen	17 Jun 2022
22	India	409/8	50.0	1	v Bangladesh	Chattogram	10 Dec 2022
23	Zimbabwe	408/6	50.0	1	v U.S.A.	Harare	26 Jun 2023
24	South Africa	416/5	50.0	1	v Australia	Centurion	15 Sep 2023
25	South Africa	428/5	50.0	1	v Sri Lanka	Delhi	07 Oct 2023
26	New Zealand	401/6	50.0	1	v Pakistan	Bengaluru	04 Nov 2023
27	India	410/4	50.0	1	v Netherlands	Bengaluru	12 Nov 2023
28	England	400/8	50.0	1	v West Indies	Birmingham	29 May 2025
29	Australia	431/2	50.0	1	v South Africa	Mackay	24 Aug 2025
30	England	414/5	50.0	1	v South Africa	Southampton	07 Sep 2025

England posted a total of 414 for 5 in this game to provide the 30^th occasion of a team posting a total of 400 plus runs in the history of one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below.   [

No	Team	Score	Overs	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Australia	434/4	50.0	1	v South Africa	Johannesburg	12 Mar 2006
2	South Africa	438/9	49.5	2	v Australia	Johannesburg	12 Mar 2006
3	Sri Lanka	443/9	50.0	1	v Netherlands	Amstelveen	04 Jul 2006
4	South Africa	418/5	50.0	1	v Zimbabwe	Potchefstroom	20 Sep 2006
5	India	413/5	50.0	1	v Bermuda	Port of Spain	19 Mar 2007
6	New Zealand	402/2	50.0	1	v Ireland	Aberdeen	01 Jul 2008
7	India	414/7	50.0	1	v Sri Lanka	Rajkot	15 Dec 2009
8	Sri Lanka	411/8	50.0	2	v India	Rajkot	15 Dec 2009
9	India	401/3	50.0	1	v South Africa	Gwalior	24 Feb 2010
10	India	418/5	50.0	1	v West Indies	Indore	08 Dec 2011
11	India	404/5	50.0	1	v Sri Lanka	Eden Gardens	13 Nov 2014
12	South Africa	439/2	50.0	1	v West Indies	Johannesburg	18 Jan 2015
13	South Africa	408/5	50.0	1	v West Indies	Sydney	27 Feb 2015
14	South Africa	411/4	50.0	1	v Ireland	Canberra	03 Mar 2015
15	Australia	417/6	50.0	1	v Afghanistan	W.A.C.A	04 Mar 2015
16	England	408/9	50.0	1	v New Zealand	Birmingham	09 Jun 2015
17	South Africa	438/4	50.0	1	v India	Wankhede	25 Oct 2015
18	England	444/3	50.0	1	v Pakistan	Nottingham	30 Aug 2016
19	England	481/6	50.0	1	v Australia	Nottingham	19 Jun 2018
20	England	418/6	50.0	1	v West Indies	St George’s	27 Feb 2019
21	England	498/4	50.0	1	v Netherlands	Amstelveen	17 Jun 2022
22	India	409/8	50.0	1	v Bangladesh	Chattogram	10 Dec 2022
23	Zimbabwe	408/6	50.0	1	v U.S.A.	Harare	26 Jun 2023
24	South Africa	416/5	50.0	1	v Australia	Centurion	15 Sep 2023
25	South Africa	428/5	50.0	1	v Sri Lanka	Delhi	07 Oct 2023
26	New Zealand	401/6	50.0	1	v Pakistan	Bengaluru	04 Nov 2023
27	India	410/4	50.0	1	v Netherlands	Bengaluru	12 Nov 2023
28	England	400/8	50.0	1	v West Indies	Birmingham	29 May 2025
29	Australia	431/2	50.0	1	v South Africa	Mackay	24 Aug 2025
30	England	414/5	50.0	1	v South Africa	Southampton	07 Sep 2025

It also provides the fourth occasion of a team posting 400 plus runs in an innings against South Africa in a one day international. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Score	Overs	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Australia	434/4	50.0	1	v South Africa	Johannesburg	12 Mar 2006
2	India	401/3	50.0	1	v South Africa	Gwalior	24 Feb 2010
3	Australia	431/2	50.0	1	v South Africa	Mackay	24 Aug 2025
4	England	414/5	50.0	1	v South Africa	Southampton	07 Sep 2025

It also provides the seventh occasion of England posting 400 plus runs in an innings in a one day international. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Score	Overs	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	England	408/9	50.0	1	v New Zealand	Birmingham	09 Jun 2015
2	England	444/3	50.0	1	v Pakistan	Nottingham	30 Aug 2016
3	England	481/6	50.0	1	v Australia	Nottingham	19 Jun 2018
4	England	418/6	50.0	1	v West Indies	St George’s	27 Feb 2019
5	England	498/4	50.0	1	v Netherlands	Amstelveen	17 Jun 2022
6	England	400/8	50.0	1	v West Indies	Birmingham	29 May 2025
7	England	414/5	50.0	1	v South Africa	Southampton	07 Sep 2025

England became the third team in the history of one day internationals to post 400 plus runs on seven or more occasions. Other teams are – South Africa {08} and India {07}

No	Team	Score	Overs	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	England	408/9	50.0	1	v New Zealand	Birmingham	09 Jun 2015
2	England	444/3	50.0	1	v Pakistan	Nottingham	30 Aug 2016
3	England	481/6	50.0	1	v Australia	Nottingham	19 Jun 2018
4	England	418/6	50.0	1	v West Indies	St George’s	27 Feb 2019
5	England	498/4	50.0	1	v Netherlands	Amstelveen	17 Jun 2022
6	England	400/8	50.0	1	v West Indies	Birmingham	29 May 2025
7	England	414/5	50.0	1	v South Africa	Southampton	07 Sep 2025
1	India	413/5	50.0	1	v Bermuda	Port of Spain	19 Mar 2007
2	India	414/7	50.0	1	v Sri Lanka	Rajkot	15 Dec 2009
3	India	401/3	50.0	1	v South Africa	Gwalior	24 Feb 2010
4	India	418/5	50.0	1	v West Indies	Indore	08 Dec 2011
5	India	404/5	50.0	1	v Sri Lanka	Eden Gardens	13 Nov 2014
6	India	409/8	50.0	1	v Bangladesh	Chattogram	10 Dec 2022
7	India	410/4	50.0	1	v Netherlands	Bengaluru	12 Nov 2023
1	South Africa	438/9	49.5	2	v Australia	Johannesburg	12 Mar 2006
2	South Africa	418/5	50.0	1	v Zimbabwe	Potchefstroom	20 Sep 2006
3	South Africa	439/2	50.0	1	v West Indies	Johannesburg	18 Jan 2015
4	South Africa	408/5	50.0	1	v West Indies	Sydney	27 Feb 2015
5	South Africa	411/4	50.0	1	v Ireland	Canberra	03 Mar 2015
6	South Africa	438/4	50.0	1	v India	Wankhede	25 Oct 2015
7	South Africa	416/5	50.0	1	v Australia	Centurion	15 Sep 2023
8	South Africa	428/5	50.0	1	v Sri Lanka	Delhi	07 Oct 2023

It also provides the first occasion of England posting 400 plus runs in an innings in a one day international against South Africa and hence its 414 for 5 in this game represent its highest team total against South Africa in a one day international. Its previous best was 399 for 8 at Bloemfontein on 03.02.2016

It also represents England’s highest team total against South Africa on home soil. The previous best was 339 for 6 at Leeds on 24.05.2017.

JE Root {100} and JG Bethell {110} scored centuries in this game to provide the 205^th and 206^th occasion of England batsmen scoring centuries in an innings in a one day international. It also provides the 16^th and 17^th occasion of England batsmen scoring centuries in an innings in a one day international against South Africa.

JE Root {100} and JG Bethell {110} scored centuries in this game to provide the 230th occasion of two or more batsmen scoring centuries in an innings in a one day international. It also provides the 13^th occasion of two or more batsmen scoring centuries in an innings in a one day international against South Africa.

It also provides the 21^st occasion of two or more England batsmen scoring centuries in an innings in a one day international. It also provides the third occasion of two or England more batsmen scoring centuries in an innings in a one day international against South Africa.

JE Root was dismissed for 100 in this game to provide the 73^rd occasion of a batsman scoring an exact 100 in a one day international. It also provides the third occasion of a batsman scoring an exact 100 in a one day international against South Africa.

It also provides the sixth occasion of an England batsman scoring an exact 100 in a one day international. It also provides the first occasion of an England batsman scoring an exact 100 in a one day international against South Africa.

JG Bethel was dismissed stumped for 110 in this game to provide the 42nd occasion of a batsman dismissed stumped after scoring a century in a one day international. It also provides the third occasion of a batsman dismissed stumped after scoring a century in a one day international against South Africa.

It also provides the fourth occasion of an England batsman dismissed stumped after scoring a century in a one day international. It also provides the first occasion of an England batsman dismissed stumped after scoring a century in a one day international against South Africa.

JE Root of England posted his 19^th century in one day international and his 100 in this game fetched him an aggregate of 7301 runs in one day internationals. His 19 centuries and his aggregate of 7301 runs are the records for most centuries and most runs for an England batsman a one day internationals

JL Smith {62}, JE Root {100}. JG Bethel {110} and JC Buttler {62 not out} of England scored fifties in this game to provide the 91^st occasion of four batsmen scoring fifties in a one day international. It also provides the seventh occasion of four batsmen scoring fifties in a one day international against South Africa.

JL Smith {62}, JE Root {100}. JG Bethel {110} and JC Buttler {62 not out} of England scored fifties in this game to provide the 16th occasion of four England batsmen scoring fifties in a one day international. It also provides the third occasion of four England batsmen scoring fifties in a one day international against South Africa.

CE Yousuf of South Africa returned with figures of none for 80 in this game to provide the ninth occasion of a bowler conceding 80 plus runs on his one day debut, It also provides the fifth occasion of a bowler conceding 80 plus runs without a wicket on his one day debut.

N Burger of South Africa conceded 95 runs in this game to provide the 78^th occasion of a bowler conceding 90 plus runs in an innings in a one day international. It also provides the sixth occasion of a South African bowler conceding 90 plus runs in a one day international.

N Burger of South Africa conceded 95 runs without a wicket in this game to provide the 24^th occasion of a bowler conceding 90 plus runs in an innings in a one day international. It also provides the second occasion of a South African bowler conceding 90 plus runs without a wicket in a one day international.

South Africa was dismissed for a total of 72 in this game to provide the 51st occasion of a team dismissed all for a total of less than 75 runs in a one day international. It also provides the second occasion of South Africa dismissed all for a total of less than 75 runs in a one day international. Prior to this South Africa was dismissed all out for 69 against Australia at Sydney on 14 Dec 1993

South Africa was dismissed for a total of 72 in this game to provide the fifth occasion of a team dismissed all for a total of less than 75 runs in a one day international against England. It also provides the first occasion of South Africa dismissed all for a total of less than 75 runs in a one day international against England.

The following table lists the occasions of batsman’s individual score greater than the opponent team’s total. In this game JE Root and JG Bethel scored 100 and 110 respectively while South Africa was dismissed for 72.

No	Player	Team	Match Date	Score	Opposition	Total	Ground
1	R G Sharma	India	13/11/2014	264	Sri Lanka	251	Eden Gardens
2	Ishan Kishan	India	10/12/2022	210	Bangladesh	182	Chittagong
3	C S MacLeod	Scotland	23/01/2014	175	Canada	171	Hagley Oval
4	I V A Richards	West Indies	13/10/1987	181	Sri Lanka	169	Karachi
5	I V A Richards	West Indies	31/05/1984	189*	England	168	Old Trafford
6	K U Carty	West Indies	25/05/2025	170	Ireland	165	Castle Avenue
7	Fakhar Zaman	Pakistan	20/07/2018	210*	Zimbabwe	155	Bulawayo
8	R G Sharma	India	29/10/2018	162	West Indies	153	Brabourne
9	G Kirsten	South Africa	16/02/1996	188*	UAE	152	Rawalpindi
10	A B de Villiers	South Africa	27/02/2015	162*	West Indies	151	Sydney
11	D A Warner	Australia	09/12/2016	156	New Zealand	147	Melbourne
12	T M Head	Australia	22/11/2022	152	England	142	Melbourne
13	D A Warner	Australia	04/03/2015	178	Afghanistan	142	WACA Ground
14	K C Sangakkara	Sri Lanka	20/07/2013	169	South Africa	140	R Premadasa
15	N J Astle	New Zealand	10/09/2004	145*	USA	137	Kennington Oval
16	J S Malhotra	USA	09/09/2021	173*	PNG	137	Al Amerat
17	H H Gibbs	South Africa	03/10/2002	153	Bangladesh	133	Senwes Park
18	D L Amiss	England	07/06/1975	137	India	132	Lord’s
19	S R Tendulkar	India	23/02/2003	152	Namibia	130	City Oval
20	A N Cook	England	13/02/2012	137	Pakistan	130	Sheikh Zayed Stadium
21	D L Haynes	West Indies	14/04/1985	145*	New Zealand	129	Albion Sports Complex
22	G M Turner	New Zealand	07/06/1975	171*	East Africa	128	Edgbaston
23	J-P Duminy	South Africa	22/10/2010	129	Zimbabwe	127	Willowmoore Park
24	C J Anderson	New Zealand	01/01/2014	131*	West Indies	124	Queenstown
25	Mushfiqur Rahim	Bangladesh	15/09/2018	144	Sri Lanka	124	Dubai-ICS
26	G W Flower	Zimbabwe	27/03/1999	140	Kenya	123	Dhaka
27	Mohammad Yousuf	Pakistan	21/04/2002	125	New Zealand	122	Karachi
28	A B de Villiers	South Africa	03/03/2011	134	Netherlands	120	Mohali
29	M van Lingen	Namibia	20/09/2022	119*	PNG	117	Amini Park
30	M G Erasmus	Namibia	06/03/2022	121*	Oman	116	ICC-GCA
31	J A H Marshall	New Zealand	01/07/2008	161	Ireland	112	Mannofield Park
32	B B McCullum	New Zealand	01/07/2008	166	Ireland	112	Mannofield Park
33	Ijaz Ahmed	Pakistan	29/10/1988	124*	Bangladesh	111	MA Aziz Stadium
34	M L Hayden	Australia	30/08/2002	146	Pakistan	108	Gymkhana Club Ground
35	G R Marsh	Australia	10/01/1989	125*	Pakistan	108	Melbourne
36	Imam-ul-Haq	Pakistan	13/07/2018	128	Zimbabwe	107	Queens Sports Club
37	P A de Silva	Sri Lanka	06/11/1994	107*	Zimbabwe	105	Harare
38	S C Williams	Zimbabwe	26/06/2023	174	USA	104	Harare
39	C B Wishart	Zimbabwe	10/02/2003	172*	Namibia	104	Harare
40	C H Gayle	West Indies	04/03/2003	119	Kenya	104	Diamond Oval
41	Babar Azam	Pakistan	30/08/2023	151	Nepal	104	Multan
42	Iftikhar Ahmed	Pakistan	30/08/2023	109*	Nepal	104	Multan
43	Imran Nazir	Pakistan	21/03/2007	160	Zimbabwe	99	Sabina Park
44	A Flintoff	England	17/09/2004	104	Sri Lanka	95	Southampton
45	D M Jones	Australia	04/03/1990	107	New Zealand	94	AMI Stadium
46	S D Hope	West Indies	12/08/2025	120*	Pakistan	92	Brian Lara Stadium
47	P R Stirling	Ireland	12/03/2018	126	UAE	91	Harare-OHSC
48	W T S Porterfield	Ireland	12/03/2018	92	UAE	91	Harare-OHSC
49	C G Greenidge	West Indies	04/01/1987	100	Australia	91	WACA Ground
50	J H Kallis	South Africa	22/11/2006	119*	India	91	Kingsmead
51	A R Border	Australia	28/01/1985	118*	Sri Lanka	91	Adelaide
52	D M Jones	Australia	28/01/1985	99*	Sri Lanka	91	Adelaide
53	D A Warner	Australia	25/10/2023	104	Netherlands	90	Arun Jaitley Stadium
54	G J Maxwell	Australia	25/10/2023	106	Netherlands	90	Arun Jaitley Stadium
55	S B Styris	New Zealand	10/08/2010	89	India	88	Dambulla
56	L R P L Taylor	New Zealand	10/08/2010	95	India	88	Dambulla
57	M S Atapattu	Sri Lanka	16/09/2002	101	Netherlands	86	R Premadasa
58	V Kohli	India	05/11/2023	101*	South Africa	83	Eden Gardens
59	R K Paudel	Nepal	10/09/2021	86	PNG	82	Al Amerat
60	Sharjeel Khan	Pakistan	18/08/2016	152	Ireland	82	The Village
61	D L Haynes	West Indies	17/12/1992	96	Pakistan	81	Sydney
62	M Jayawardene	Sri Lanka	15/03/2007	85	Bermuda	78	Queen’s Park Oval
63	Mohammad Yousuf	Pakistan	17/04/2002	129	Sri Lanka	78	Sharjah
64	Yuvraj Singh	India	11/04/2003	102*	Bangladesh	76	Dhaka
65	T M Dilshan	Sri Lanka	24/01/2009	137*	Pakistan	75	Gaddafi Stadium
66	S E Marsh	Australia	30/08/2008	76	Bangladesh	74	Marrara Cricket Ground
67	M E K Hussey	Australia	30/08/2008	85	Bangladesh	74	Marrara Cricket Ground
68	K C Sangakkara	Sri Lanka	06/01/2007	79	New Zealand	73	Eden Park
69	Shubman Gill	India	15/01/2023	116	Sri Lanka	73	Thiruvanthapuram
70	V Kohli	India	15/01/2023	166*	Sri Lanka	73	Thiruvanthapuram
71	J E Root	England	07/09/2025	100	South Africa	72	Southampton
72	J G Bethell	England	07/09/2025	110	South Africa	72	Southampton
73	R K Paudel	Nepal	12/03/2023	77	UAE	71	Kirtiput
74	Imam-ul-Haq	Pakistan	22/08/2023	61	Afghanistan	59	Hambantota
75	H Masakadza	Zimbabwe	02/01/2016	83	Afghanistan	58	Sharjah
76	C G Greenidge	West Indies	03/12/1986	67	Sri Lanka	55	Sharjah
77	R B Richardson	West Indies	03/12/1986	109	Sri Lanka	55	Sharjah
78	S S Iyer	India	02/11/2023	82	Sri Lanka	55	Wankhede
79	V Kohli	India	02/11/2023	88	Sri Lanka	55	Wankhede
80	Shubman Gill	India	02/11/2023	92	Sri Lanka	55	Wankhede
81	J H Kallis	South Africa	25/01/2004	109*	West Indies	54	Newlands
82	J A Rudolph	South Africa	25/01/2004	61*	West Indies	54	Newlands
83	Abdul Malik	Afghanistan	19/12/2024	84	Zimbabwe	54	Harare
84	Sediqullah Atal	Afghanistan	19/12/2024	104	Zimbabwe	54	Harare
85	S T Jayasuriya	Sri Lanka	29/10/2000	189	India	54	Sharjah
86	D S Lehmann	Australia	27/02/2003	50*	Namibia	45	Senwes Park
87	M L Hayden	Australia	27/02/2003	88	Namibia	45	Senwes Park
88	A Symonds	Australia	27/02/2003	59	Namibia	45	Senwes Park
89	J H Kallis	South Africa	11/01/2012	72	Sri Lanka	43	Boland Park
90	H M Amla	South Africa	11/01/2012	112	Sri Lanka	43	Boland Park
91	A B de Villiers	South Africa	11/01/2012	52	Sri Lanka	43	Boland Park

The following table lists the five occasions of England batsman’s individual score greater than the opponent team’s total. In this game JE Root and JG Bethel scored 100 and 110 respectively while South Africa was dismissed for 72.

No	Player	Team	Match Date	Score	Opposition	Total	Ground
1	D L Amiss	England	07/06/1975	137	India	132	Lord’s
2	A N Cook	England	13/02/2012	137	Pakistan	130	Sheikh Zayed Stadium
3	A Flintoff	England	17/09/2004	104	Sri Lanka	95	The Rose Bowl
4	J E Root	England	07/09/2025	100	South Africa	72	Southampton
5	J G Bethell	England	07/09/2025	110	South Africa	72	Southampton

The following table lists the four occasions of batsman’s individual score greater than the South Africa team’s total. In this game JE Root and JG Bethel scored 100 and 110 respectively while South Africa was dismissed for 72.

No	Player	Team	Match Date	Score	Opposition	Total	Ground
1	K C Sangakkara	Sri Lanka	20/07/2013	169	South Africa	140	R Premadasa
2	V Kohli	India	05/11/2023	101*	South Africa	83	Eden Gardens
3	J E Root	England	07/09/2025	100	South Africa	72	Southampton
4	J G Bethell	England	07/09/2025	110	South Africa	72	Southampton

The following table lists the occasions where two or more batsmen’s individual scores are greater than the opponent team’s total. In this game JE Root and JG Bethel scored 100 and 110 respectively while South Africa was dismissed for 72.

No	No	Player	Team	Match Date	Score	Opposition	Total	Ground
1	1	J A H Marshall	New Zealand	01/07/2008	161	Ireland	112	Mannofield Park
	2	B B McCullum	New Zealand	01/07/2008	166	Ireland	112	Mannofield Park
2	1	Babar Azam	Pakistan	30/08/2023	151	Nepal	104	Multan
	2	Iftikhar Ahmed	Pakistan	30/08/2023	109*	Nepal	104	Multan
3	1	P R Stirling	Ireland	12/03/2018	126	UAE	91	Harare-OHSC
	2	W T S Porterfield	Ireland	12/03/2018	92	UAE	91	Harare-OHSC
4	1	A R Border	Australia	28/01/1985	118*	Sri Lanka	91	Adelaide
	2	D M Jones	Australia	28/01/1985	99*	Sri Lanka	91	Adelaide
5	1	D A Warner	Australia	25/10/2023	104	Netherlands	90	Arun Jaitley Stadium
	2	G J Maxwell	Australia	25/10/2023	106	Netherlands	90	Arun Jaitley Stadium
6	1	S B Styris	New Zealand	10/08/2010	89	India	88	Dambulla
	2	L R P L Taylor	New Zealand	10/08/2010	95	India	88	Dambulla
7	1	Shubman Gill	India	15/01/2023	116	Sri Lanka	73	Thiruvanthapuram
	2	V Kohli	India	15/01/2023	166*	Sri Lanka	73	Thiruvanthapuram
8	1	J E Root	England	07/09/2025	100	South Africa	72	Southampton
	2	J G Bethell	England	07/09/2025	110	South Africa	72	Southampton
9	1	C G Greenidge	West Indies	03/12/1986	67	Sri Lanka	55	Sharjah
	2	R B Richardson	West Indies	03/12/1986	109	Sri Lanka	55	Sharjah
10	1	S S Iyer	India	02/11/2023	82	Sri Lanka	55	Wankhede
	2	V Kohli	India	02/11/2023	88	Sri Lanka	55	Wankhede
	3	Shubman Gill	India	02/11/2023	92	Sri Lanka	55	Wankhede
11	1	J H Kallis	South Africa	25/01/2004	109*	West Indies	54	Newlands
	2	J A Rudolph	South Africa	25/01/2004	61*	West Indies	54	Newlands
12	1	Abdul Malik	Afghanistan	19/12/2024	84	Zimbabwe	54	Harare
	2	Sediqullah Atal	Afghanistan	19/12/2024	104	Zimbabwe	54	Harare
13	1	D S Lehmann	Australia	27/02/2003	50*	Namibia	45	Senwes Park
	2	M L Hayden	Australia	27/02/2003	88	Namibia	45	Senwes Park
	3	A Symonds	Australia	27/02/2003	59	Namibia	45	Senwes Park
14	1	J H Kallis	South Africa	11/01/2012	72	Sri Lanka	43	Boland Park
	2	H M Amla	South Africa	11/01/2012	112	Sri Lanka	43	Boland Park
	3	A B de Villiers	South Africa	11/01/2012	52	Sri Lanka	43	Boland Park

The following table lists the 67 occasions of a batsman’s individual century is greater than the opponent team’s total. In this game JE Root and JG Bethel scored 100 and 110 respectively while South Africa was dismissed for 72.

No	Player	Team	Match Date	Score	Opposition	Total	Ground
1	R G Sharma	India	13/11/2014	264	Sri Lanka	251	Eden Gardens
2	Fakhar Zaman	Pakistan	20/07/2018	210*	Zimbabwe	155	Bulawayo
3	Ishan Kishan	India	10/12/2022	210	Bangladesh	182	Chittagong
4	I V A Richards	West Indies	31/05/1984	189*	England	168	Old Trafford
5	S T Jayasuriya	Sri Lanka	29/10/2000	189	India	54	Sharjah
6	G Kirsten	South Africa	16/02/1996	188*	UAE	152	Rawalpindi
7	I V A Richards	West Indies	13/10/1987	181	Sri Lanka	169	Karachi
8	D A Warner	Australia	04/03/2015	178	Afghanistan	142	WACA Ground
9	C S MacLeod	Scotland	23/01/2014	175	Canada	171	Hagley Oval
10	S C Williams	Zimbabwe	26/06/2023	174	USA	104	Harare
11	J S Malhotra	USA	09/09/2021	173*	PNG	137	Al Amerat
12	C B Wishart	Zimbabwe	10/02/2003	172*	Namibia	104	Harare
13	G M Turner	New Zealand	07/06/1975	171*	East Africa	128	Edgbaston
14	K U Carty	West Indies	25/05/2025	170	Ireland	165	Castle Avenue
15	K C Sangakkara	Sri Lanka	20/07/2013	169	South Africa	140	R Premadasa
16	V Kohli	India	15/01/2023	166*	Sri Lanka	73	Thiruvanthapuram
17	B B McCullum	New Zealand	01/07/2008	166	Ireland	112	Mannofield Park
18	A B de Villiers	South Africa	27/02/2015	162*	West Indies	151	Sydney
19	R G Sharma	India	29/10/2018	162	West Indies	153	Brabourne
20	J A H Marshall	New Zealand	01/07/2008	161	Ireland	112	Mannofield Park
21	Imran Nazir	Pakistan	21/03/2007	160	Zimbabwe	99	Sabina Park
22	D A Warner	Australia	09/12/2016	156	New Zealand	147	Melbourne
23	H H Gibbs	South Africa	03/10/2002	153	Bangladesh	133	Senwes Park
24	T M Head*	Australia	22/11/2022	152	England	142	Melbourne
25	S R Tendulkar	India	23/02/2003	152	Namibia	130	City Oval
26	Sharjeel Khan	Pakistan	18/08/2016	152	Ireland	82	The Village
27	Babar Azam	Pakistan	30/08/2023	151	Nepal	104	Multan
28	M L Hayden	Australia	30/08/2002	146	Pakistan	108	Gymkhana Club Ground
29	N J Astle	New Zealand	10/09/2004	145*	USA	137	Kennington Oval
30	D L Haynes	West Indies	14/04/1985	145*	New Zealand	129	Albion Sports Complex
31	Mushfiqur Rahim	Bangladesh	15/09/2018	144	Sri Lanka	124	Dubai-ICS
32	G W Flower	Zimbabwe	27/03/1999	140	Kenya	123	Dhaka
33	T M Dilshan	Sri Lanka	24/01/2009	137*	Pakistan	75	Gaddafi Stadium
34	D L Amiss	England	07/06/1975	137	India	132	Lord’s
35	A N Cook	England	13/02/2012	137	Pakistan	130	Sheikh Zayed Stadium
36	A B de Villiers	South Africa	03/03/2011	134	Netherlands	120	Mohali
37	C J Anderson	New Zealand	01/01/2014	131*	West Indies	124	Queenstown
38	J-P Duminy	South Africa	22/10/2010	129	Zimbabwe	127	Willowmoore Park
39	Mohammad Yousuf	Pakistan	17/04/2002	129	Sri Lanka	78	Sharjah Cricket Stadium
40	Imam-ul-Haq	Pakistan	13/07/2018	128	Zimbabwe	107	Queens Sports Club
41	P R Stirling	Ireland	12/03/2018	126	UAE	91	Harare-OHSC
42	G R Marsh	Australia	10/01/1989	125*	Pakistan	108	Melbourne
43	Mohammad Yousuf	Pakistan	21/04/2002	125	New Zealand	122	Karachi
44	Ijaz Ahmed	Pakistan	29/10/1988	124*	Bangladesh	111	MA Aziz Stadium
45	M G Erasmus	Namibia	06/03/2022	121*	Oman	116	ICC-GCA
46	S D Hope	West Indies	12/08/2025	120*	Pakistan	92	Brian Lara Stadium
47	M van Lingen	Namibia	20/09/2022	119*	PNG	117	Amini Park
48	J H Kallis	South Africa	22/11/2006	119*	India	91	Kingsmead
49	C H Gayle	West Indies	04/03/2003	119	Kenya	104	Diamond Oval
50	A R Border	Australia	28/01/1985	118*	Sri Lanka	91	Adelaide
51	Shubman Gill	India	15/01/2023	116	Sri Lanka	73	Thiruvanthapuram
52	H M Amla	South Africa	11/01/2012	112	Sri Lanka	43	Boland Park
53	J G Bethell	England	07/09/2025	110	South Africa	72	Southampton
54	Iftikhar Ahmed	Pakistan	30/08/2023	109*	Nepal	104	Multan
55	J H Kallis	South Africa	25/01/2004	109*	West Indies	54	Newlands
56	R B Richardson	West Indies	03/12/1986	109	Sri Lanka	55	Sharjah
57	P A de Silva	Sri Lanka	06/11/1994	107*	Zimbabwe	105	Harare
58	D M Jones	Australia	04/03/1990	107	New Zealand	94	AMI Stadium
59	G J Maxwell	Australia	25/10/2023	106	Netherlands	90	Arun Jaitley Stadium
60	A Flintoff	England	17/09/2004	104	Sri Lanka	95	Southampton
61	D A Warner	Australia	25/10/2023	104	Netherlands	90	Arun Jaitley Stadium
62	Sediqullah Atal	Afghanistan	19/12/2024	104	Zimbabwe	54	Harare
63	Yuvraj Singh	India	11/04/2003	102*	Bangladesh	76	Dhaka
64	V Kohli*	India	05/11/2023	101*	South Africa	83	Eden Gardens
65	M S Atapattu	Sri Lanka	16/09/2002	101	Netherlands	86	R Premadasa
66	C G Greenidge	West Indies	04/01/1987	100	Australia	91	WACA Ground
67	J E Root	England	07/09/2025	100	South Africa	72	Southampton

T Bavuma of South Africa did not bat in the South Africa’s innings as he was absent hurt to provide the second occasion of a captain absent hurt in an innings  one day internationals.  Prior to this ADR Campbell of Zimbabwe was absent hurt against Pakistan at Peshawar on 03 Nov 1996

T Bavuma of South Africa did not bat in the South Africa’s innings as he was absent hurt to provide the 43rd occasion of a batsman absent hurt in an innings in one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Team	Opposition	Ground	Match Date
1	JM Parker	New Zealand	England	Manchester	19 Jul 1978
2	Majid Khan	Pakistan	West Indies	WACA	19 Dec 1981
3	RS Madugalle	Sri Lanka	India	Vadodara	15 Jan 1989
4	AP Gurusinha	Sri Lanka	Australia	Sharjah	02 May 1990
5	EA Brandes	Zimbabwe	India	Hyd-LBS	02 Nov 1993
6	Aamir Sohail	Pakistan	Zimbabwe	Harare	26 Feb 1995
7	DK Morrison	New Zealand	Pakistan	Lahore	06 Mar 1996
8	ADR Campbell	Zimbabwe	Pakistan	Peshawar	03 Nov 1996
9	Abdul Razzak	Pakistan	India	Mohali	24 Mar 1997
10	Inzamam-ul-Haq	Pakistan	India	Mohali	24 Mar 1997
11	Minhajul Abedin	Bangladesh	Sri Lanka	Col-RPS	16 Jul 1997
12	Saiful Islam	Bangladesh	Keny	Nairobi-G	16 Oct 1997
13	M Muralidharan	Sri Lanka	South Africa	Dhaka	30 Oct 1998
14	S Tikolo	Kenya	Zimbabwe	Dhaka	27 Mar 1999
15	JC Adams	West Indies	Pakistan	Sharjah	14 Oct 1999
16	Azar Mahmood	Pakistan	Sri Lanka	Lahore	19 Feb 2000
17	Shahariar Hossain	Bangladesh	Pakistan	Dhaka	02 Jun 2000
18	K Weeraratne	Sri Lanka	Pakistan	Dhaka	07 Jun 2000
19	M Muralidharan	Sri Lanka	Pakistan	Sharjah	17 Apr 2002
20	DT Hondo	Zimbabwe	Australia	Harare	23 May 2004
21	Shohadat Hossain	Bangladesh	Australia	Darwin	06 Sep 2008
22	TM Odoyo	Kenya	Zimbabwe	Mombasa	29 Jan 2009
23	DM Richarda	West Indies	Australia	Johannesburg	25 Sep 2009
24	SC Williams	Zimbabwe	Kenya	Harare	15 Oct 2009
25	KD Meth	Zimbabwe	Bangladesh	Bulawayo	21 Aug 2011
26	KS Williamson	New Zealand	Bangladesh	Mirpur	29 Oct 2013
27	Imran Tahir	South Africa	Australia	Canberra	19 Feb 2014
28	K Mutumbami	Zimbabwe	Bangladesh	Mirpur	11 Nov 2015
29	SC Williams	Zimbabwe	India	Harare	13 Jun 2016
30	Wahab Riaz	Pakistan	India	Birmingham	11 Nov 2017
31	Shakib ul Hasan	Bangladesh	Sri Lanka	Mirpur	27 Jan 2018
32	T Maruma	Zimbabwe	Bangladesh	Harare	16 Jul 2021
33	Aqib Ilyas	Oman	Nepal	Kirtipur	21 Apr 2023
34	Ebadot Hossain	Bangladesh	Afghanistan	Chattogram	08 Jul 2023
35	Haris Rauf	Pakistan	India	Col-RPS	10 Sep 2023
36	Naseem Shah	Pakistan	India	Col-RPS	10 Sep 2023
37	TG Southee	New Zealand	England	Lord’s	15 Sep 2023
38	KNA Bandara	Sri Lanka	India	Thiruvananthapuram	15 Nov 2023
39	Haris Rauf	Pakistan	New Zealand	Lahore	08 Feb 2025
40	JB Little	Ireland	West Indies	Dublin	25 May 2025
41	J Nell	Ireland	West Indies	Dublin	25 May 2025
43	T Bavuma	South Africa	England	Southampton	07 Sep 2025

T Bavuma of South Africa did not bat in the South Africa’s innings as he was absent hurt to provide the second occasion of a South African batsman absent hurt in an innings in one day internationals. Both such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Team	Opposition	Ground	Match Date
1	Imran Tahir	South Africa	Australia	Canberra	19 Feb 2014
2	T Bavuma	South Africa	England	Southampton	07 Sep 2025

T Bavuma of South Africa did not bat in the South Africa’s innings as he was absent hurt to provide the third occasion of a batsman absent hurt in an innings in one day internationals against England. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Team	Opposition	Ground	Match Date
1	JM Parker	New Zealand	England	Manchester	19 Jul 1978
2	TG Southee	New Zealand	England	Lord’s	15 Sep 2023
3	T Bavuma	South Africa	England	Southampton	07 Sep 2025

JC Archer captured four for 18 in this game to provide the 201^st occasion of a England bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings in a one day international. It also provides the 16^th occasion of a England bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings in a one day international against South Africa

JC Archer’s four for 18 in this game provides the third occasion of his capturing four or more wickets in an innings against South Africa in one day internationals. He became the fourth England bowler to capture four or more wickets in an innings against South Africa on three occasions. Others are – JM Anderson, DG Gough and SCJ Broad

No	No	Player	Overs	M	R	W	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	1	JM Anderson	10.0	2	38	4	1	v South Africa	Birmingham	08 Jul 2003
	2	JM Anderson	10.0	3	23	5	1	v South Africa	Gqeberha	29 Nov 2009
	3	JM Anderson	09.4	0	44	4	1	v South Africa	The Oval	31 Aug 2012
2	1	JC Archer	09.1	1	40	6	2	v South Africa	Kimberley	01 Feb 2023
	2	JC Archer	10.0	0	62	4	1	v South Africa	Lord’s	04 Sep 2025
	3	JC Archer	09.0	3	18	4	2	v South Africa	Southampton	07 Sep 2025
3	1	SCJ Broad	10.0	3	23	5	1	v South Africa	Nottingham	26 Aug 2008
	2	SCJ Broad	10.0	0	71	4	1	v South Africa	Cape Town	27 Nov 2009
	3	SCJ Broad	06.4	0	15	4	2	v South Africa	Chennai	06 Mar 2011
4	1	D Gough	10.0	0	33	4	1	v South Africa	Gqeberha	21 Jan 1996
	2	D Gough	10.0	0	35	4	1	v South Africa	Manchester	23 May 1998
	3	D Gough	10.0	1	29	4	1	v South Africa	Bloemfontein	23 Jan 2000

JC Archer captured four for 18 in this game to provide the 164th occasion of an England pace bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings in a one day international. It also provides the 15th occasion of an England pace bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings in a one day international against South Africa

JC Archer’s four for 18 in this game provides the third occasion of his capturing four or more wickets in an innings against South Africa in one day internationals. He became the fourth England pace bowler to capture four or more wickets in an innings against South Africa on three occasions. Others are – JM Anderson, DG Gough and SCJ Broad

England won this game by 342 runs to provide the fifth occasion of a team winning a one day international by 300 plus runs margin. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Res	Margin	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	England	won	342 runs	v South Africa	Southampton	07 Sep 2025
2	India	won	317 runs	v Sri Lanka	Thiruvananthapuram	15 Jan 2023
3	Australia	won	309 runs	v Netherlands	Delhi	25 Oct 2023
4	Zimbabwe	won	304 runs	v U.S.A.	Harare	26 Jun 2023
5	India	won	302 runs	v Sri Lanka	Wankhede	02 Nov 2023

England won this game by 342 runs which represent the largest margin of victory by runs by a team in a one day international. It is an improvement over India’s 317 runs win against Sri Lanka at Thiruvananthapuram on 15 Jan 2023

No	Team	Res	Margin	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	England	won	342 runs	v South Africa	Southampton	07 Sep 2025
2	India	won	317 runs	v Sri Lanka	Thiruvananthapuram	15 Jan 2023

It also represent England’s largest victory margin by runs in one day internationals. The previous best was England’s 242 runs win against Australia at Nottingham on 19 Jun 2018

No	Team	Res	Margin	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	England	won	342 runs	v South Africa	Southampton	07 Sep 2025
2	England	won	242 runs	v Australia	Nottingham	19 Jun 2018