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Pakistan won its Tri Series league game against South Africa chasing 352 runs against South Africa at Karachi on 12 Feb 2025 to provide the 19^th occasion of  a team winning a ODI by chasing 350 plus runs. All such occasions are tabulated below in the descending order of runs scored by the losing team. The list includes three occasions of teams winning chasing 400 plus runs.

No	Team	Score	Overs	I	Res	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Australia	434/4	50.0	1	lost	v South Africa	Johannesburg	12 Mar 2006
2	Sri Lanka	411/8	50.0	2	lost	v India	Rajkot	15 Dec 2009
3	New Zealand	401/6	50.0	1	lost	v Pakistan	Bengaluru	04 Nov 2023
4	West Indies	389	48.0	2	lost	v England	St George’s	27 Feb 2019
5	New Zealand	383/9	50.0	2	lost	v Australia	Dharamsala	28 Oct 2023
6	Australia	371/6	50.0	1	lost	v South Africa	Durban	05 Oct 2016
7	England	366/8	50.0	2	lost	v India	Cuttack	19 Jan 2017
8	England	365/9	46.0	2	lost	v New Zealand	The Oval	12 Jun 2015
9	England	365	48.5	2	lost	v Scotland	Edinburgh	10 Jun 2018
10	Pakistan	361/7	50.0	2	lost	v England	Southampton	11 May 2019
11	West Indies	360/8	50.0	1	lost	v England	Bridgetown	20 Feb 2019
12	Australia	359/5	50.0	1	lost	v India	Jaipur	16 Oct 2013
13	Ireland	359/9	50.0	2	lost	v New Zealand	Dublin (M)	15 Jul 2022
14	India	358/9	50.0	1	lost	v Australia	Mohali	10 Mar 2019
15	Pakistan	358/9	50.0	1	lost	v England	Bristol	14 May 2019
16	West Indies	356/5	50.0	1	lost	v England	The Oval	27 Sep 2017
17	South Africa	352/5	50.0	1	lost	v Pakistan	Karachi	12 Feb 2025
18	Australia	350/6	50.0	1	lost	v India	Nagpur	30 Oct 2013
19	England	350/7	50.0	1	lost	v India	Pune	15 Jan 2017

It was Pakistan’s second win chasing 350 plus runs in ODIs. Prior to this Pakistan had won an ODI chasing 401 for 6 put up by New Zealand at Bengaluru on 04 Nov 2023. Both the occasions are tabulated below.

No	Team	Score	Overs	I	Res	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	New Zealand	401/6	50.0	1	lost	v Pakistan	Bengaluru	04 Nov 2023
2	South Africa	352/5	50.0	1	lost	v Pakistan	Karachi	12 Feb 2025

Pakistan is one of the teams to win an ODI chasing 400 plus runs. Others are – South Africa and India

No	Team	Score	Overs	I	Res	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Australia	434/4	50.0	1	lost	v South Africa	Johannesburg	12 Mar 2006
2	Sri Lanka	411/8	50.0	2	lost	v India	Rajkot	15 Dec 2009
3	New Zealand	401/6	50.0	1	lost	v Pakistan	Bengaluru	04 Nov 2023

England and India share the record of winning an ODI chasing 350 plus runs in the history of one day internationals.  Both the teams have won on five occasions.

No	Team	Score	Overs	I	Res	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	West Indies	389	48.0	2	lost	v England	St George’s	27 Feb 2019
2	Pakistan	361/7	50.0	2	lost	v England	Southampton	11 May 2019
3	West Indies	360/8	50.0	1	lost	v England	Bridgetown	20 Feb 2019
4	Pakistan	358/9	50.0	1	lost	v England	Bristol	14 May 2019
5	West Indies	356/5	50.0	1	lost	v England	The Oval	27 Sep 2017
1	Sri Lanka	411/8	50.0	2	lost	v India	Rajkot	15 Dec 2009
2	England	366/8	50.0	2	lost	v India	Cuttack	19 Jan 2017
3	Australia	359/5	50.0	1	lost	v India	Jaipur	16 Oct 2013
4	Australia	350/6	50.0	1	lost	v India	Nagpur	30 Oct 2013
5	England	350/7	50.0	1	lost	v India	Pune	15 Jan 2017

England won the toss and opted to field first in this game to provide the 225th occasion of England doing so in ODIs. It also provides the 34th occasion of England doing so against India in ODIs.

England won the toss and opted to field first in this game to provide the 87th occasion of England doing so in ODIs on away soil. It also provides the 17th occasion of England doing so against India in ODIs on away soil.

India was inserted by England {lost the toss and was put in by England} to provide the 250^th occasion of India inserted by the opposition in ODIs. It also provides the 34th occasion of India inserted by England in ODIs.

India was inserted by England {lost the toss and was put in by England} to provide the 93rd occasion of India inserted by the opposition in ODIs on home soil. It also provides the 17th occasion of India inserted by England in ODIs on home soil,

Shubman Gill-V Kohli added 116 runs for the second wicket in this game to provide the 488^th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the 55^th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in ODIs against England

Shubman Gill-V Kohli added 116 runs for the second wicket in this game to provide the 112^th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in ODIs for the second wicket. It also provides the eighth occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in ODIs against England for the second wicket.

Shubman Gill-SS Iyer added 104 runs for the third wicket in this game to provide the 489^th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the 56^th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in ODIs against England

Shubman Gill-SS Iyer added 104 runs for the third wicket in this game to provide the 94^th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in ODIs for the third wicket.  It also provides the ninth occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in ODIs against England for the third wicket

Shubman Gill scored 112 in this game to provide the 321st occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a century in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the 26th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a century in an innings in ODIs against England

Shubman Gill scored 112 in this game to provide the 166th occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a century in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the tenth occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a century in an innings in ODIs against England

Shubman Gill {112}, V Kohli {53] and SS Iyer {78} scored fifties in this game to provide the 124^th occasion of three Indian batsmen scoring fifties in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the 16th occasion of three Indian batsmen scoring fifties in an innings in ODIs against England

Shubman Gill {112}, V Kohli {52] and SS Iyer {78} scored fifties in this game to provide the 21^st occasion of three Indian batsmen batting at number two, three and four scoring fifties in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the fourth occasion of three Indian batsmen batting at number two, three and four scoring fifties in an innings in ODIs against England

Shubman Gill’s 112 in this game represent his seventh century and his 22^nd fifty in ODIs. V Kohli’s   52 represent his 123rd fifty in ODIs. SS Iyer’s represent his 25^th fifty in ODIs.

Shubman Gill {112}, V Kohli {53] and SS Iyer {78} scored fifties in this game to provide the 1554^th , 1555^th and 1556th occasion of Indian batsmen scoring fifties in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the 180^th, 181^st and 182^nd occasion of three Indian batsmen scoring fifties in an innings in ODIs against England.

India posted 356 in this game to provide the 137^th occasion of India posting a total of 300 plus runs in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the 20^th occasion of India posting a total of 300 plus runs in an innings in ODIs against England.

India posted 356 in this game to provide the 40th occasion of India posting a total of 350 plus runs in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the fourth occasion of India posting a total of 350 plus runs in an innings in ODIs against England.

India was dismissed all out for 356 in this game to provide the eleventh occasion of India dismissed all out for 300 plus runs in an innings in ODIs. It will also provide the third occasion of India dismissed all out for 300 plus runs in an innings in ODIs against England

India was dismissed all out for 356 in this game to provide the first occasion of India dismissed all out for 350 plus runs in an innings in ODIs. It will also provide the first occasion of India dismissed all out for 350 plus runs in an innings in ODIs against England

India was dismissed all out for 356 on the last ball of its innings in this game to provide the second occasion of dismissed all out for 300 plus on the last ball of its innings. The first occasion was – India dismissed all out for 304 on the last ball of its innings against Sri Lanka at Bristol on 11 Jul 2002.

One day internationals history has witnessed 154 occasions of a team dismissed all out on the last ball of an innings. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Score	Overs	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	New Zealand	186	60.0	2	v England	Nottingham	11 Jun 1975
2	India	230	60.0	1	v New Zealand	Manchester	14 Jun 1975
3	Zimbabwe	171	60.0	1	v West Indies	Birmingham	20 Jun 1983
4	England	213	60.0	1	v India	Manchester	22 Jun 1983
5	England	168	50.0	2	v West Indies	Manchester	31 May 1984
6	Australia	191	50.0	1	v West Indies	Brisbane	13 Jan 1985
7	Australia	178	50.0	1	v West Indies	Sydney	12 Feb 1985
8	New Zealand	206	50.0	1	v India	Sydney	05 Mar 1985
9	India	187	50.0	1	v Australia	Melbourne	09 Feb 1986
10	Australia	194	50.0	1	v West Indies	Sydney	28 Jan 1987
11	New Zealand	213	50.0	1	v West Indies	Auckland	21 Mar 1987
12	England	208	50.0	1	v New Zealand	Auck0land	19 Mar 1988
13	Pakistan	161	50.0	1	v Australia	Melbourne	03 Jan 1990
14	Australia	193	50.0	2	v New Zealand	Hobart	18 Dec 1990
15	West Indies	235	50.0	2	v Pakistan	Sharjah	21 Oct 1991
16	West Indies	252	50.0	2	v India	Adelaide	14 Dec 1991
17	South Africa	195	50.0	1	v Sri Lanka	Wellington	02 Mar 1992
18	India	184	50.0	1	v South Africa	Cape Town	07 Dec 1992
19	West Indies	194	50.0	2	v Australia	Melbourne	15 Dec 1992
20	South Africa	198	50.0	2	v Pakistan	Durban	09 Feb 1993
21	Pakistan	187	50.0	1	v West Indies	Johannesburg	27 Feb 1993
22	England	256	50.0	1	v India	Gwalior	04 Mar 1993
23	New Zealand	214	50.0	1	v Australia	Wellington	24 Mar 1993
24	Zimbabwe	248	50.0	2	v India	Indore	18 Nov 1993
25	India	195	50.0	1	v South Africa	Eden Gardens	24 Nov 1993
26	Sri Lanka	202	50.0	1	v West Indies	W.A.C.A	14 Jan 1996
27	West Indies	173	50.0	1	v India	Gwalior	21 Feb 1996
28	South Africa	230	50.0	1	v England	Rawalpindi	25 Feb 1996
29	Australia	258	50.0	1	v India	Wankhede	27 Feb 1996
30	England	246	50.0	1	v Pakistan	Nottingham	01 Sep 1996
31	India	191	50.0	1	v Pakistan	Toronto	18 Sep 1996
32	New Zealand	197	50.0	1	v Pakistan	Sharjah	10 Nov 1996
33	Sri Lanka	189	50.0	1	v Pakistan	Sharjah	12 Nov 1996
34	New Zealand	192	50.0	1	v Pakistan	Sharjah	13 Nov 1996
35	Pakistan	187	50.0	1	v Zimbabwe	Sharjah	06 Apr 1997
36	India	208	50.0	1	v Pakistan	Toronto	13 Sep 1997
37	Zimbabwe	284	50.0	1	v Bangladesh	Nairobi (Aga)	14 Oct 1997
38	South Africa	200	50.0	1	v Australia	Sydney	04 Dec 1997
39	England	266	50.0	1	v West Indies	Bridgetown	01 Apr 1998
40	Zimbabwe	213	50.0	1	v India	Bulawayo	26 Sep 1998
41	Pakistan	211	50.0	1	v Zimbabwe	Sheikhupura	22 Nov 1998
42	Sri Lanka	186	50.0	1	v England	Melbourne	19 Jan 1999
43	Australia	270	50.0	1	v Sri Lanka	Adelaide	24 Jan 1999
44	Bangladesh	213	50.0	1	v Kenya	Dhaka	20 Mar 1999
45	Australia	202	50.0	1	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (RPS)	31 Aug 1999
46	Kenya	162	50.0	2	v India	Nairobi (Gym)	29 Sep 1999
47	Sri Lanka	213	50.0	1	v Zimbabwe	Bulawayo	12 Dec 1999
48	England	207	50.0	1	v Zimbabwe	The Oval	08 Jul 2000
49	Pakistan	135	50.0	1	v New Zealand	Napier	20 Feb 2001
50	England	240	50.0	2	v Pakistan	Lord’s	12 Jun 2001
51	Zimbabwe	193	50.0	2	v Sri Lanka	Sharjah	26 Oct 2001
52	India	260	50.0	1	v West Indies	Port of Spain	02 Jun 2002
53	India	304	50.0	1	v Sri Lanka	Bristol	11 Jul 2002
54	Pakistan	227	50.0	1	v Australia	Nairobi (Gym)	07 Sep 2002
55	Netherlands	136	50.0	1	v Pakistan	Colombo (SSC)	21 Sep 2002
56	Kenya	211	50.0	1	v Zimbabwe	Harare	08 Dec 2002
57	England	292	50.0	1	v Sri Lanka	Brisbane	17 Dec 2002
58	England	272	50.0	1	v Namibia	Gqeberha	19 Feb 2003
59	Pakistan	198	50.0	1	v New Zealand	Dambulla	23 May 2003
60	Australia	252	50.0	1	v West Indies	St George’s	30 May 2003
61	Sri Lanka	191	50.0	1	v West Indies	Kingstown	11 Jun 2003
62	Sri Lanka	239	50.0	1	v U.A.E.	Dambulla	17 Jul 2004
63	South Africa	191	50.0	1	v Sri Lanka	Dambulla	25 Aug 2004
64	Australia	265	50.0	1	v Pakistan	W.A.C.A	30 Jan 2005
65	Zimbabwe	250	50.0	1	v India	Harare	04 Sep 2005
66	Australia	258	50.0	2	v Sri Lanka	Sydney	22 Jan 2006
67	England	288	50.0	1	v India	Indore	15 Apr 2006
68	India	197	50.0	1	v Pakistan	Abu Dhabi	18 Apr 2006
69	Ireland	274	50.0	1	v Netherlands	Ayr	08 Aug 2006
70	New Zealand	210	50.0	1	v England	Adelaide	23 Jan 2007
71	Canada	199	50.0	1	v Kenya	Gros Islet	14 Mar 2007
72	Zimbabwe	221	50.0	2	v Ireland	Kingston	15 Mar 2007
73	Sri Lanka	235	50.0	1	v England	North Sound	04 Apr 2007
74	Ireland	193	50.0	1	v India	Belfast	23 Jun 2007
75	India	184	50.0	2	v England	Southampton	21 Aug 2007
76	Zimbabwe	206	50.0	1	v South Africa	Bulawayo	22 Aug 2007
77	Sri Lanka	221	50.0	1	v Australia	Melbourne	29 Feb 2008
78	New Zealand	182	50.0	1	v England	Bristol	21 Jun 2008
79	Australia	345	50.0	1	v Scotland	Edinburgh	28 Aug 2009
80	England	299	50.0	1	v Australia	Nottingham	15 Sep 2009
81	South Africa	297	50.0	2	v India	Jaipur	21 Feb 2010
82	Zimbabwe	161	50.0	1	v West Indies	Kingstown	14 Mar 2010
83	Ireland	219	50.0	1	v West Indies	Kingston	15 Apr 2010
84	Kenya	190	50.0	1	v Canada	Schiedam	10 Jul 2010
85	West Indies	203	50.0	1	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (SSC)	03 Feb 2011
86	Kenya	198	50.0	1	v Canada	Delhi	07 Mar 2011
87	West Indies	275	50.0	1	v Ireland	Mohali	11 Mar 2011
88	Netherlands	306	50.0	1	v Ireland	Eden Gardens	18 Mar 2011
89	West Indies	220	50.0	1	v Pakistan	Gros Islet	25 Apr 2011
90	Australia	223	50.0	2	v South Africa	Gqeberha	23 Oct 2011
91	Pakistan	222	50.0	1	v England	Dubai (DICS)	18 Feb 2012
92	Pakistan	237	50.0	1	v England	Dubai (DICS)	21 Feb 2012
93	Sri Lanka	238	50.0	1	v Australia	Melbourne	02 Mar 2012
94	New Zealand	221	50.0	2	v West Indies	Basseterre	16 Jul 2012
95	South Africa	305	50.0	2	v India	Cardiff	06 Jun 2013
96	New Zealand	314	50.0	1	v India	Auckland	25 Jan 2014
97	Canada	210	50.0	1	v Netherlands	Mount Maunganui	28 Jan 2014
98	Kenya	260	50.0	1	v Scotland	Christchurch	30 Jan 2014
99	England	227	50.0	1	v India	Nottingham	30 Aug 2014
100	Pakistan	230	50.0	2	v Australia	Abu Dhabi	12 Oct 2014
101	England	265	50.0	1	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (RPS)	07 Dec 2014
102	New Zealand	248	50.0	1	v Sri Lanka	Hamilton	15 Jan 2015
103	Bangladesh	267	50.0	1	v Afghanistan	Canberra	18 Feb 2015
104	Scotland	210	50.0	1	v Afghanistan	Dunedin	26 Feb 2015
105	Ireland	237	50.0	1	v Pakistan	Adelaide	15 Mar 2015
106	Sri Lanka	212	50.0	1	v Australia	Dambulla	31 Aug 2016
107	Bangladesh	265	50.0	1	v Afghanistan	Mirpur	25 Sep 2016
108	Afghanistan	258	50.0	2	v Bangladesh	Mirpur	25 Sep 2016
199	Zimbabwe	257	50.0	1	v West Indies	Bulawayo	19 Nov 2016
110	New Zealand	251	50.0	1	v Bangladesh	Nelson	29 Dec 2016
111	England	328	50.0	1	v West Indies	Bridgetown	09 Mar 2017
112	Afghanistan	338	50.0	1	v Ireland	Greater Noida	17 Mar 2017
113	India	252	50.0	1	v Australia	Eden Gardens	21 Sep 2017
114	New Zealand	257	50.0	1	v Pakistan	Dunedin	13 Jan 2018
115	Sri Lanka	221	50.0	1	v Bangladesh	Mirpur	27 Jan 2018
116	England	234	50.0	1	v New Zealand	Wellington	03 Mar 2018
117	P.N.G.	235	50.0	1	v Ireland	Harare	06 Mar 2018
118	Zimbabwe	289	50.0	1	v West Indies	Harare	19 Mar 2018
119	India	236	50.0	2	v England	Lord’s	14 Jul 2018
120	Netherlands	215	50.0	2	v Nepal	Amstelveen	03 Aug 2018
121	Afghanistan	249	50.0	1	v Sri Lanka	Abu Dhabi	17 Sep 2018
112	India	237	50.0	2	v Australia	Delhi	13 Mar 2019
123	Australia	316	50.0	2	v India	The Oval	09 Jun 2019
124	Afghanistan	288	50.0	2	v West Indies	Leeds	04 Jul 2019
125	England	241	50.0	2	v New Zealand	Lord’s	14 Jul 2019
126	U.S.A.	213	50.0	1	v Oman	Kirtipur	06 Feb 2020
127	Sri Lanka	307	50.0	1	v West Indies	Pallekele	01 Mar 2020
128	Australia	271	50.0	1	v South Africa	Bloemfontein	04 Mar 2020
129	Netherlands	195	50.0	1	v Ireland	Utrecht	02 Jun 2021
130	Namibia	228	50.0	1	v Oman	Windhoek	26 Nov 2021
131	U.A.E.	214	50.0	2	v Oman	Al Amerat	08 Feb 2022
132	India	265	50.0	1	v West Indies	Ahmedabad	11 Feb 2022
133	U.A.E.	147	50.0	1	v P.N.G.	Dubai (DICS)	19 Mar 2022
134	Scotland	171	50.0	1	v U.A.E.	Pearland	03 Jun 2022
135	Zimbabwe	216	50.0	2	v Afghanistan	Harare	04 Jun 2022
136	Zimbabwe	228	50.0	1	v Afghanistan	Harare	06 Jun 2022
137	Australia	254	50.0	2	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (RPS)	21 Jun 2022
138	Scotland	208	50.0	1	v Namibia	Windhoek	05 Dec 2022
139	Namibia	285	50.0	1	v Nepal	Kirtipur	14 Feb 2023
140	Netherlands	270	50.0	2	v Zimbabwe	Harare	23 Mar 2023
141	U.S.A.	231	50.0	1	v Jersey	Windhoek	04 Apr 2023
142	Sri Lanka	268	50.0	1	v Afghanistan	Hambantota	02 Jun 2023
143	Scotland	320	50.0	1	v Oman	Bulawayo	25 Jun 2023
144	Australia	276	50.0	1	v India	Mohali	22 Sep 2023
145	New Zealand	273	50.0	1	v India	Dharamsala	22 Oct 2023
146	Netherlands	229	50.0	1	v Bangladesh	Eden Gardens	28 Oct 2023
147	Afghanistan	244	50.0	1	v South Africa	Ahmedabad	10 Nov 2023
148	India	240	50.0	1	v Australia	Ahmedabad	19 Nov 2023
149	England	325	50.0	1	v West Indies	North Sound	03 Dec 2023
150	Nepal	224	50.0	1	v Canada	Kirtipur	08 Feb 2024
151	Sri Lanka	235	50.0	1	v Bangladesh	Chattogram	18 Mar 2024
152	Namibia	313	50.0	1	v U.A.E.	Windhoek	20 Sep 2024
153	Nepal	286	50.0	1	v U.S.A.	Dallas	27 Oct 2024
154	India	356	50.0	1	v England	Ahmedabad	12 Feb 2025

One day internationals history has witnessed 16 occasions of India dismissed all out on the last ball of an innings. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Score	Overs	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	India	230	60.0	1	v New Zealand	Manchester	14 Jun 1975
2	India	187	50.0	1	v Australia	Melbourne	09 Feb 1986
3	India	184	50.0	1	v South Africa	Cape Town	07 Dec 1992
4	India	195	50.0	1	v South Africa	Eden Gardens	24 Nov 1993
5	India	191	50.0	1	v Pakistan	Toronto	18 Sep 1996
6	India	208	50.0	1	v Pakistan	Toronto	13 Sep 1997
7	India	260	50.0	1	v West Indies	Port of Spain	02 Jun 2002
8	India	304	50.0	1	v Sri Lanka	Bristol	11 Jul 2002
9	India	197	50.0	1	v Pakistan	Abu Dhabi	18 Apr 2006
10	India	184	50.0	2	v England	Southampton	21 Aug 2007
11	India	252	50.0	1	v Australia	Eden Gardens	21 Sep 2017
12	India	236	50.0	2	v England	Lord’s	14 Jul 2018
13	India	237	50.0	2	v Australia	Delhi	13 Mar 2019
14	India	265	50.0	1	v West Indies	Ahmedabad	11 Feb 2022
15	India	240	50.0	1	v Australia	Ahmedabad	19 Nov 2023
16	India	356	50.0	1	v England	Ahmedabad	12 Feb 2025

One day internationals history has witnessed eleven occasions of a team dismissed all out on the last ball of an innings against England. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Score	Overs	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	New Zealand	186	60.0	2	v England	Nottingham	11 Jun 1975
2	South Africa	230	50.0	1	v England	Rawalpindi	25 Feb 1996
3	Sri Lanka	186	50.0	1	v England	Melbourne	19 Jan 1999
4	New Zealand	210	50.0	1	v England	Adelaide	23 Jan 2007
5	Sri Lanka	235	50.0	1	v England	North Sound	04 Apr 2007
6	India	184	50.0	2	v England	Southampton	21 Aug 2007
7	New Zealand	182	50.0	1	v England	Bristol	21 Jun 2008
8	Pakistan	222	50.0	1	v England	Dubai (DICS)	18 Feb 2012
0	Pakistan	237	50.0	1	v England	Dubai (DICS)	21 Feb 2012
10	India	236	50.0	2	v England	Lord’s	14 Jul 2018
11	India	356	50.0	1	v England	Ahmedabad	12 Feb 2025

AU Rashid captured four for 64 in this game to provide the 198^th occasion of an England bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the 24th occasion of an England bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings in ODIs against England

AU Rashid captured four for 64 in this game to provide the 33rd occasion of an England spin bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the fourth occasion of an England spin bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings in ODIs against India

V Kohli’s 52 in this game represent his 13^th fifty against England in ODIs. He now owns the record for most fifties by an Indian batsman against England in ODIs. He went past SK Rains who had scored twelve fifties against England in ODIs.

AU Rashid’s four for 64 in this game represent his first four wicket haul against India in ODIs.

AU Rashid captured four for 64 in this game to provide the 198^th occasion of an England bowler capturing four or more wickets conceding 60 plus runs in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the second occasion of an England bowler capturing four or more wickets conceding 60 plus runs in an innings in ODIs against India. CR Woakes is the other bowler to concede 60 plus runs while taking four or more wickets against India. He had returned with figures of four for 60 against India at Cuttack on 19.01.2017

AU Rashid captured four for 64 in this game to provide the second occasion of an England spin bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings in ODIs. Prior to this Au Rashid himself has captured five for 85 against West Indies at St George’s on 27 Feb 2019

AU Rashid captured four for 64 in this game to provide the first occasion of an England spin bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings in ODIs against India.

England was dismissed all out for 214 in this game to provide the 250th occasion of England dismissed all out in an ODI innings. It also provides the 42nd occasion of England dismissed all out in an ODI innings against India.

England was dismissed all out for 214 in this game to provide the 131st occasion of England dismissed all out in an ODI innings while batting second. It also provides the 18th occasion of England dismissed all out in an ODI innings against India while batting second.

India won this game by 142 runs to provide the 55th occasion of India winning a ODI by 100 plus runs margin. It also provides the sixth occasion of India winning a ODI by 100 plus runs margin against England.

India posted its 562^nd win in ODI when it won this game by 142 runs. This win represent India’s 61^st ODI win against England

MP Breetzke of South Africa scored 150 against New Zealand at Lahore on 10.02.2025 was in a losing cause to provide the 23^rd occasion of a batsman’s 150 plus scores in ODIs going in vain. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	RA Smith	167*	1	England	v Australia	Birmingham	21 May 1993
2	CH Gayle	152*	1	West Indies	v South Africa	Johannesburg	04 Feb 2004
3	RT Ponting	164	1	Australia	v South Africa	Johannesburg	12 Mar 2006
4	ML Hayden	181*	1	Australia	v New Zealand	Hamilton	20 Feb 2007
5	CK Coventry	194*	1	Zimbabwe	v Bangladesh	Bulawayo	16 Aug 2009
6	SR Tendulkar	175	2	India	v Australia	Hyderabad	05 Nov 2009
7	TM Dilshan	160	2	Sri Lanka	v India	Rajkot	15 Dec 2009
8	TM Dilshan	160*	1	Sri Lanka	v India	Hobart	28 Feb 2012
9	GJ Bailey	156	1	Australia	v India	Nagpur	30 Oct 2013
10	KJ Coetzer	156	1	Scotland	v Bangladesh	Nelson	05 Mar 2015
11	RG Sharma	150	2	India	v South Africa	Kanpur	11 Oct 2015
12	RG Sharma	171*	1	India	v Australia	W.A.C.A	12 Jan 2016
13	DA Warner	173	2	Australia	v South Africa	Cape Town	12 Oct 2016
14	E Lewis	176*	1	West Indies	v England	The Oval	27 Sep 2017
15	TP Ura	151	1	PNG	v Ireland	Harare	06 Mar 2018
16	CH Gayle	162	2	West Indies	v England	St George’s	27 Feb 2019
17	Imam-ul-Haq	151	1	Pakistan	v England	Bristol	14 May 2019
18	Fakhar Zaman	193	2	Pakistan	v South Africa	Johannesburg	04 Apr 2021
19	Babar Azam	158	1	Pakistan	v England	Birmingham	13 Jul 2021
20	Ibrahim Zadran	162	1	Afghanistan	v Sri Lanka	Pallekele	30 Nov 2022
21	Rahmanullah Gurbaz	151	1	Afghanistan	v Pakistan	Hambantota	24 Aug 2023
22	Soumya Sarkar	169	1	Bangladesh	v New Zealand	Nelson	20 Dec 2023
23	MP Breetzke	150	1	South Africa	v New Zealand	Lahore	10 Feb 2025

MP Breetzke of South Africa scored 150 against New Zealand at Lahore on 10.02.2025 was in a losing cause to provide the third occasion of a batsman’s 150 plus scores in ODIs going in vain against New Zealand. All such occasions are tabulated below. MP Breetzke became the first batsman from South Africa to witness 150 plus score going in vain in one day internationals.

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	ML Hayden	181*	1	Australia	v New Zealand	Hamilton	20 Feb 2007
2	Soumya Sarkar	169	1	Bangladesh	v New Zealand	Nelson	20 Dec 2023
3	MP Breetzke	150	1	South Africa	v New Zealand	Lahore	10 Feb 2025

MP Breetzke of South Africa scored150 runs against New Zealand at Lahore on 10 Feb 2025 to provide the 19^th occasion of a batsman scoring century on one day international debut. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	DL Amiss	103	2	England	v Australia	Manchester	24 Aug 1972
2	DL Haynes	148	1	West Indies	v Australia	St John’s	22 Feb 1978
3	A Flower	115*	1	Zimbabwe	v Sri Lanka	New Plymouth	23 Feb 1992
4	Saleem Elahi	102*	2	Pakistan	v Sri Lanka	Gujranwala	29 Sep 1995
5	MJ Guptill	122*	1	New Zealand	v West Indies	Auckland	10 Jan 2009
6	CA Ingram	124	1	South Africa	v Zimbabwe	Bloemfontein	15 Oct 2010
7	RJ Nicol	108*	2	New Zealand	v Zimbabwe	Harare	20 Oct 2011
8	PJ Hughes	112	1	Australia	v Sri Lanka	Melbourne	11 Jan 2013
9	MJ Lumb	106	2	England	v West Indies	North Sound	28 Feb 2014
10	MS Chapman	124*	1	Hong Kong	v U.A.E.	ICCA Dubai	16 Nov 2015
11	KL Rahul	100*	2	India	v Zimbabwe	Harare	11 Jun 2016
12	T Bavuma	113	1	South Africa	v Ireland	Benoni	25 Sep 2016
13	Imam-ul-Haq	100	2	Pakistan	v Sri Lanka	Abu Dhabi	18 Oct 2017
14	RR Hendricks	102	1	South Africa	v Sri Lanka	Pallekele	05 Aug 2018
15	Abid Ali	112	2	Pakistan	v Australia	Dubai (DICS)	29 Mar 2019
16	Rahmanullah Gurbaz	127	1	Afghanistan	v Ireland	Abu Dhabi	21 Jan 2021
17	MM English	107	1	Scotland	v Namibia	Dundee	26 Jul 2024
18	AA Jangoo	104*	2	West Indies	v Bangladesh	Basseterre	12 Dec 2024
19	MP Breetzke	150	1	South Africa	v New Zealand	Lahore	10 Feb 2025

MP Breetzke of South Africa scored150 runs against New Zealand at Lahore on 10 Feb 2025 to provide the fourth occasion of a South African batsman scoring century on one day international debut. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	CA Ingram	124	1	South Africa	v Zimbabwe	Bloemfontein	15 Oct 2010
2	T Bavuma	113	1	South Africa	v Ireland	Benoni	25 Sep 2016
3	RR Hendricks	102	1	South Africa	v Sri Lanka	Pallekele	05 Aug 2018
4	MP Breetzke	150	1	South Africa	v New Zealand	Lahore	10 Feb 2025

MP Breetzke’s 150 represent the highest individual score by a debutant in One day internationals. The previous best was 148 by DL Haynes of West Indies against Australia at St John’s on 22 Feb 1978. DL Hayne’s records stood intact for 46 years 11 months and 07 daya. MP Breetzke became the first batsman to score 150 plus runs on one day international debut.

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	MP Breetzke	150	1	South Africa	v New Zealand	Lahore	10 Feb 2025
2	DL Haynes	148	1	West Indies	v Australia	St John’s	22 Feb 1978

MP Breetzke of South Africa scored 150 runs against New Zealand at Lahore on 10 Feb 2025 to provide the 15^th occasion of an opening batsman scoring century on one day international debut. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	DL Amiss	103	2	England	v Australia	Manchester	24 Aug 1972
2	DL Haynes	148	1	West Indies	v Australia	St John’s	22 Feb 1978
3	A Flower	115*	1	Zimbabwe	v Sri Lanka	New Plymouth	23 Feb 1992
4	Saleem Elahi	102*	2	Pakistan	v Sri Lanka	Gujranwala	29 Sep 1995
5	MJ Guptill	122*	1	New Zealand	v West Indies	Auckland	10 Jan 2009
6	RJ Nicol	108*	2	New Zealand	v Zimbabwe	Harare	20 Oct 2011
7	PJ Hughes	112	1	Australia	v Sri Lanka	Melbourne	11 Jan 2013
8	MJ Lumb	106	2	England	v West Indies	North Sound	28 Feb 2014
9	KL Rahul	100*	2	India	v Zimbabwe	Harare	11 Jun 2016
10	T Bavuma	113	1	South Africa	v Ireland	Benoni	25 Sep 2016
11	Imam-ul-Haq	100	2	Pakistan	v Sri Lanka	Abu Dhabi	18 Oct 2017
12	Abid Ali	112	2	Pakistan	v Australia	Dubai (DICS)	29 Mar 2019
13	Rahmanullah Gurbaz	127	1	Afghanistan	v Ireland	Abu Dhabi	21 Jan 2021
14	MM English	107	1	Scotland	v Namibia	Dundee	26 Jul 2024
15	MP Breetzke	150	1	South Africa	v New Zealand	Lahore	10 Feb 2025

MP Breetzke of South Africa scored150 runs against New Zealand at Lahore on 10 Feb 2025 to provide the second occasion of an opening batsman scoring century on one day international debut. Both such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	T Bavuma	113	1	South Africa	v Ireland	Benoni	25 Sep 2016
2	MP Breetzke	150	1	South Africa	v New Zealand	Lahore	10 Feb 2025

MP Breetzke’s 150 represent the highest individual score by a debutant opening batsman in One day internationals. The previous best was 148 by DL Haynes of West Indies against Australia at St John’s on 22 Feb 1978. DL Hayne’s records stood intact for 46 years 11 months and 07 daya. MP Breetzke became the first opening batsman to score 150 plus runs on one day international debut.

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	MP Breetzke	150	1	South Africa	v New Zealand	Lahore	10 Feb 2025
2	DL Haynes	148	1	West Indies	v Australia	St John’s	22 Feb 1978

MP Breetzke of South Africa scored 150 runs against New Zealand at Lahore on 10 Feb 2025 to provide the seventh occasion of an opening batsman batting at number one scoring century on one day international debut. Both such occasions are tabulated below. He became the first South African opening batsman batting at number one to achieve the feat

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	A Flower	115*	1	Zimbabwe	v Sri Lanka	New Plymouth	23 Feb 1992
2	RJ Nicol	108*	2	New Zealand	v Zimbabwe	Harare	20 Oct 2011
3	MJ Lumb	106	2	England	v West Indies	North Sound	28 Feb 2014
4	KL Rahul	100*	2	India	v Zimbabwe	Harare	11 Jun 2016
5	Imam-ul-Haq	100	2	Pakistan	v Sri Lanka	Abu Dhabi	18 Oct 2017
6	Rahmanullah Gurbaz	127	1	Afghanistan	v Ireland	Abu Dhabi	21 Jan 2021
7	MP Breetzke	150	1	South Africa	v New Zealand	Lahore	10 Feb 2025

MP Breetzke’s 150 represent the highest individual score by a debutant opening batsman batting at number one in One day internationals. The previous best was 127 by Rahmanullah Gurbaz of Afghanistan against Ireland at Abu Dhabi on 21 Jan 2021.MP Breetzke became the first opening batsman batting at number one to score 150 plus runs on one day international debut.

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	MP Breetzke	150	1	South Africa	v New Zealand	Lahore	10 Feb 2025
2	Rahmanullah Gurbaz	127	1	Afghanistan	v Ireland	Abu Dhabi	21 Jan 2021

One of my cousins – a great cricket enthusiast – by name Sri Manjunath Anantharamaiah who retired from State Bank of India, St Mark’s Road Branch, Bangalore and has seen the SBI Greats  – GR Viswanth, SMH Kirmani, Roger Binny, Raghuram Bhat, Raghunath Beerala, R Arun Kumar and a host of others from very close quarters has observed an extremely rare coincidence in the history of One day Internationals

He has observed that in two one day internationals, played on consecutive days – in different countries (neighbouring countries}, the teams batting first and second scored identical  runs as a result of which the result margin of win by runs was also identical in both the games

England scored 304 while batting first and India scored 308 for 6 while batting second and won the match by six wickets at Nagpur on 08 Feb 2025. This game was played in India and was the second ODI of the bilateral Series

South Africa scored 304 for 8 while batting first and New Zealand scored 308 for 6 while batting second and won the match by six wickets at Lahore on 09 Feb 2025. This game was played in Pakistan as a part of Pakistan Tri series

Those who want to congradulate Sri Manjunath on this brilliant finding are requested to do so on his mobile number 99161 20696 which is also his whatsapp number

England won the toss and elected to bat first in this game to provide the 168th occasion of England doing so in ODIs. It also provides the 22nd occasion of England doing so against India in ODIs

England won the toss and elected to bat first in this game to provide the 78th occasion of England doing so in ODIs on away soil. It also provides the twelfth occasion of England doing so against India in ODIs on away soil

India capped CV Varun for this game. He became the 259th cricketer to represent India in ODIs. He also became the 46th Indian cricketer to make their ODI debut against England.

V Kohli took two catches in this game which fetched 19 catches against England. He now holds the record for most catches by an Indian fieldsman against England. He went past M Azharuddin who had pouched 18 catches against England.

V Kohli took two catches in this game which fetched 154 catches in his ODI career. He now needs three more catches to own the record for most catches by an Indian fieldsman in ODIs. M Azharuddin has pouched 156 catches and holds the record currently.

V Kohli is one of the fieldsman to pouch 150 plus catches in ODIs. Others are – M Jayawardene {218}, RT Ponting {160} and M Azhauddin {156}

JE Root scored 69 in this game which represents his 56^th fifty in ODIs. He now holds the record for most fifties by an England batsman in ODIs. He went past EJG Morgan who had scored 55 fifties.

JE Root scored 69 in this game which represents his 40^th half century in ODIs. He became the second England batsman to score 40 plus half centuries in ODIs. EJG Morgan has scored 42 half centuries in ODIs

BM Duckett {65} and JE Root {69} scored fifties in this game to provide the 1061^st and 1062^nd occasion of England batsman scoring fifties in ODIs. It also provides the 146^th and 147^th occasion of England batsman scoring fifties in ODIs against India.

BM Duckett’s 65 in this game represent his eighth fifty in ODIs and his first fifty against India in ODIs.

BM Duckett scored 65 in this game to provide the 401^st occasion of England opening batsman scoring fifties in ODIs. It also provides the 47^th occasion of England opening batsman scoring fifties in ODIs against India.

England’s innings contained three run outs in this game to provide the 30th occasion of an England’s innings containing three run outs in ODIs. It also provides the fourth occasion of an England’s innings containing three run outs in ODIs against India.

England’s innings contained three run outs in this game to provide the 32nd occasion of an England’s innings containing three or more run outs in ODIs. It also provides the fifth occasion of an England’s innings containing three or more run outs in ODIs against India.

LS Livingston, AU Rashid and MA Wood were dismissed run out in England’s innings to provide the 511^th,512^th and 513rd occasion of England batsman dismissed run out in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the 87^th.88^th and 89^th occasion of England batsmen dismissed run out in an innings against India in ODIs

MA Wood was dismissed run out of the first ball to provide the third occasion of an England batsman dismissed run out of the first ball in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the first occasion of an England batsman dismissed run out of the first ball in an innings in ODIs against India.

MA Wood was dismissed run out of the first ball for zero in this game to provide the first occasion of an England batsman dismissed run out of the first ball in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the first occasion of an England batsman dismissed run out of the first ball for zero in an innings in ODIs against India.

MA Wood collected the first ball duck in this game to provide the 182^nd occasion of an England batsman collecting the first ball duck in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the 16th occasion of an England batsman collecting the first ball duck in an zero in an innings in ODIs against India.

England posted a total of 304 in this game to provide the 99th occasion of England posting a total of 300 plus runs in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the 15^th occasion of England posting a total of 300 plus runs in an innings in ODIs against India.

England was dismissed all out for 304 in this game to provide the 99th occasion of England dismissed all out for a total of 300 plus runs in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the first occasion of England dismissed all out for total of 300 plus runs in an innings in ODIs against India.

England was dismissed all out for 304 in this game to provide the tenth occasion of England dismissed all out for a total of 300 plus runs in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the first occasion of England dismissed all out for total of 300 plus runs in an innings in ODIs against India.

England was dismissed all out for 304 in this game to provide the 249th occasion of England dismissed all out in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the 41st occasion of England dismissed all out in an innings in ODIs against India.

RA Jadeja captured three wickets in this game which fetched him 45 wickets against England. He became the first Indian bowler and also the fourth bowler to captured 45 plus wickets against England in ODIs. Others are B Lee {65}, GD McGrath {55} and SL Malinga {48}

RG Sharma-Shubman Gill posted 136 runs for the first wicket in this game to provide the 487th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the 54th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in ODIs against England

RG Sharma-Shubman Gill posted 136 runs for the first wicket in this game to provide the 123rd occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in ODIs for the first wicket. It also provides the 16th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in ODIs against England for the first wicket

RG Sharma {119} and Shubman Gill {60} scored fifties in India’s innings to provide the 50^th occasion of one opener scoring a century and another a half century in an innings including both the openers scoring hundreds in ODIs. It also provides the fifth occasion one opener scoring a century and another a half century in an innings including both the openers scoring hundreds in ODIs against England.

RG Sharma {119} and Shubman Gill {60} scored fifties in India’s innings to provide the 1552^nd and 1553^rd occasion of Indian openers scoring fifties in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the 178th and 179th occasion of Indian openers scoring fifties in an innings in ODIs against England

RG Sharma {119} and Shubman Gill {60} scored fifties in India’s innings to provide the 617^th and 618th occasion of Indian batsmen scoring fifties in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the 61^st and 62nd occasion of Indian batsmen scoring fifties in an innings in ODIs against England

RG Sharma scored 119 in India’s innings to provide the 617^th and 618th occasion of Indian batsmen scoring centuries in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the 61^st and 62nd occasion of Indian batsmen scoring centuries in an innings in ODIs against England

RG Sharma scored 119 in India’s innings to provide the 165^th occasion of Indian opening batsman scoring centuries in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the ninth occasion of Indian opening batsman scoring centuries in an innings in ODIs against England

RG Sharma scored 119 in India’s innings to provide the 61^st occasion of Indian captain scoring centuries in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the third occasion of Indian captain scoring centuries in an innings in ODIs against England

RG Sharma scored 119 in India’s innings to provide the 24th occasion of Indian captain opener scoring centuries in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the second occasion of Indian captain opener scoring centuries in an innings in ODIs against England

RG Sharma scored 119 in India’s innings to provide the highest individual runs by an Indian captain opener in an innings in ODIs against England. SC Ganguly had scored 117 not out as Indian captain opener at Col-RPS on 25 Sep 2002.

RG Sharma’s 119 in this game represent his fifth century as a captain opener, his fifth century as a captain, his 30^th century as an opening batsman and his 32^nd century as a batsman.

India scored 308 for 6 in this game to provide the 136^th occasion of India scoring 300 plus runs in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the 19th occasion of India scoring 300 plus runs in an innings in ODIs against England.

England and India posted 304 and 308 for 6 respectively in this game to provide the 185^th occasion of both teams posting 300 plus runs in an ODI. It also provides the twelfth occasion of both teams posting 300 plus runs in India-England ODI series.

England lost this game despite posting 300 plus runs to provide 194^th the occasion of a team losing the game despite posting 300 plus runs in an innings in ODI. It also provide the 37^th occasion of team losing the game despite posting 300 plus runs in an innings in ODI against India.

England lost this game despite posting 300 plus runs to provide the 28^th occasion of a England losing the game despite posting 300 plus runs in an innings in ODI. It also provide the seventh occasion of England losing the game despite posting 300 plus runs in an innings in ODI against India

England lost this game despite posting 300 plus runs in the first innings to provide  the 21st occasion of a team losing the game despite posting 300 plus runs in the first innings in ODI. It also provide the fourth occasion of England losing the game despite posting 300 plus runs in an innings in ODI.

RG Sharma scored seven boundary sixes in this game which fetched him 338 boundary sixes in ODIs. He went past CH Gayle who had scored 331 boundary fours in ODIs to occupy the second place in the list of batsmen who have scored most boundary sixes in ODIs. Shahid Afridi with 351 boundary sixes to his credit occupy the first place.

RG Sharma scored seven boundary sixes in this game which fetched him 56 boundary sixes in ODIs while opening the innings. He became the second Indian opening batsman to score 50 plus boundary sixes. V Sehwag has scored 89 boundary sixes in ODIs while opening the innings.

RG Sharma scored seven boundary sixes in this game which fetched him 56 boundary sixes in ODIs while opening the innings. He became the sixth opening batsman to score 50 plus boundary sixes in the history of ODIs. Others are –CH Gayle {94}, V Sehwag {89}, ML Hayden {82}, DA Warner {69} and CG Greenidge {67}

V Kohli was dismissed for 5 in this game to provide the 66^th occasion of his being dismissed for a single digit score including zero in a ODI innings. It also provides his twelfth dismissal for single digit score including zero in a ODI innings against England.

V Kohli is the third batsman to be dismissed for a single digit score including zero on twelve or more occasions against England. Others are – DPMD Jayawardene {16} and SR Watson {13}

V Kohli was dismissed for 5 in this game to provide the fourth occasion of his being dismissed for an exact score of five in a ODI innings. It also provides his first dismissal for an exact score of five in a ODI innings against England.

RG Sharma’s aggregate number of runs in ODIs while batting second read 6026 at the end of this game. He became the third batsman in the history of one day game to complete 6000 plus runs while batting second. Others are – SR Tendulkar {8720} and V Kohli {7857}. It is interesting to note that the first three places are occupied by Indian batsmen in this category of statistics.

RG Sharma’s aggregate number of fifties in ODIs while batting second and winning the match read 40 at the end of this game. He became the third batsman in the history of one day game to score 40 plus fifties while batting second and winning the game. Others are – V Kohli {48} and SR Tendulkar {45}. It is interesting to note that the first three places are occupied by Indian batsmen in this category of statistics

RG Sharma’s aggregate number of fifties in ODIs while batting on home soil read 45 at the end of this game. He became the fourth batsman in the history of one day game to score 40 plus fifties while batting on home soil. Others are – SR Tendulkar {58}, V Kohli {57} and JH Kallis {46}.

RG Sharma has played 99 ODIs when India has won while batting second. One more win while batting second would fetch him 100 ODIs. He would become the tenth batsman in the history of ODIs to appear in 100 plus ODIs when a team has won while batting second. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Team	Span	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	HC	0
1	SR Tendulkar	Ind	1990-2012	127	124	25	5490	134	55.45	14	31	6
2	MS Dhoni	Ind	2005-2019	116	075	47	2876	183*	102.71	02	20	2
3	RT Ponting	Aus	1995-2011	111	104	31	4186	126	57.34	08	29	6
4	JH Kallis	RSA	1996-2012	110	100	30	3950	139	56.42	03	34	4
5	ST Jayasuriya	Srl	1989-2009	107	103	12	3633	152	39.92	09	18	6
6	SM Pollock	RSA	1996-2008	106	039	25	0645	90	46.07	00	03	1
7	V Kohli	Ind	2008-2025	103	097	32	5791	183	89.09	23	25	3
8	M Jayawardene	Srl	1998-2015	102	081	27	2901	126*	53.72	06	14	5
9	MV Boucher	RSA	1998-2010	100	051	25	1013	63*	38.96	00	03	3
9	Shahid Afridi	PAK	1996-2015	100	075	14	1990	108*	32.62	02	10	2
10	RG Sharma	Ind	2007-2025	99	095	26	4415	152*	63.98	13	27	5

RG Sharma has played 99 ODIs when India has won while batting second. One more win while batting second would fetch him 100 ODIs. He would become the fourth Indian batsman in the history of ODIs to appear in 100 plus ODIs when India has won while batting second. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Team	Span	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	HC	0
1	SR Tendulkar	Ind	1990-2012	127	124	25	5490	134	55.45	14	31	6
2	MS Dhoni	Ind	2005-2019	116	075	47	2876	183*	102.71	02	20	2
3	V Kohli	Ind	2008-2025	103	097	32	5791	183	89.09	23	25	3
4	RG Sharma	Ind	2007-2025	99	095	26	4415	152*	63.98	13	27	5

RG Sharma scored seven boundary sixes in this game which fetched him 187 boundary sixes in ODIs when a team has batted second. He owns the record of scoring most boundary sixes by a batsman when the team has batted second in an ODI. CH Gayle has scored 177 boundary sixes when his team batted second.

RG Sharma scored seven boundary sixes in this game which fetched him 131 boundary sixes in ODIs when a team has batted second and won. He is the only batsman to score 100 plus boundary sixes in ODIs when the team has batted second and won.

RG Sharma scored seven boundary sixes in this game which fetched him 242 boundary sixes in ODIs when a team has won. He needs two more boundary sixes in India’s winning games to overhaul the record of Shahid Afridi who has scored 243 boundary sixes in his team’s winning ODIs.

England won the toss and elected to bat first in this game to provide the 167th occasion of England doing so in ODIs. It also provides the 21st occasion of England doing so against India in ODIs

England won the toss and elected to bat first in this game to provide the 77th occasion of England doing so in ODIs on away soil. It also provides the eleventh occasion of England doing so against India in ODIs on away soil

India capped YBK Jaiswal and Harshit Rana for this game. They became the 257^th and 258th cricketers to represent India in ODIs. They also became the 44^th and 45th Indian cricketers to make their ODI debut against England.

India capped YBK Jaiswal and Harshit Rana for this game. They became the 88^th and 89th cricketers to represent India in ODIs on home soil. They also became the 22nd and 23rd Indian cricketers to make their ODI debut against England on home soil

India capped YBK Jaiswal for this game as an opening batsman. He became the 33rd opening batsman to represent India in ODIs. He also became the Indian opening batsman to make their ODI debut against England.

India capped YBK Jaiswal for this game as an opening batsman. He became the twelfth opening batsman to represent India in ODIs on home soil. He also became the fifth opening batsman to make his debut against England on home soil.

PD Salt was dismissed run out for 43 in this game to provide the 510^th occasion of an England batsman dismissed run out in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the 86th occasion of an England batsman dismissed run out in an innings in ODIs against India.

PD Salt was dismissed run out for 43 in this game to provide the 75^th occasion of an England opening batsman dismissed run out in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the 16th occasion of an England opening batsman dismissed run out in an innings in ODIs against India.

PD Salt was dismissed run out for 43 in this game to provide the 39^th occasion of an England opening batsman batting at number one dismissed run out in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the sixth occasion of an England opening batsman batting at number one dismissed run out in an innings in ODIs against India.

HC Brook was dismissed for zero in this game to provide the 580th occasion of an England batsman scoring zero in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the 68th occasion of an England batsman scoring zero in an innings in ODIs against India.

JC Buttler scored 52 and JG Bethel scored 51 in this game to provide the 834^th and 835^th   occasion of England batsmen scoring fifties in an innings in ODIs.  It also provides the 110^th and 111th occasion of England batsmen scoring fifties in an innings in ODIs against India.

JC Buttler scored 52 in this game to provide the 169th occasion of England captain scoring fifties in an innings in ODIs.  It also provides the 24th occasion of England captain scoring fifties in an innings in ODIs against India.

JC Buttler’s 52 in this game represent his 23^rd fifty in ODIs and also represent his fourth fifty in ODIs against India.  JB Bethel’s 51 in this game represent his first fifty in ODIs.

JC Buttler’s 52 in this game represent his eleventh fifty while leading England in ODIs and also represent his second fifty in ODIs against India while leading England. 

JC Buttler’s 52 in this game represent his tenth half century while leading England in ODIs and he became the sixth England captain to score ten or more half centuries.

Harshit Rana captured three wickets on his debut to become the 19th Indian bowler to capture exact three wickets on ODI debut. He also became the second Indian bowler to capture exact three wickets on ODI debut against England.

Harshit Rana captured three wickets on his debut to become the 12th Indian pace bowler to capture exact three wickets on ODI debut. He also became the second Indian pace bowler to capture exact three wickets on ODI debut against England.

RA Jadeja captured three wickets in this game which fetched him an aggregate of 42 wickets against England in ODIs. He became the first Indian bowler to capture 40 plus wickets in ODIs against England

RA Jadeja captured three wickets in this game which fetched him an aggregate of 42 wickets against England in ODIs. He became the sixth bowler to capture 40 plus wickets in ODIs against England. Others are – B Lee {65}, G McGrath {53}, SL Malinga {48}, MA Starc {43}, MD Marshall {41}, SM Pollock {40} and TC Southee {40}.

RA Jadeja captured three wickets in this game which fetched him an aggregate of 42 wickets against England in ODIs. He became the first Indian spin bowler to capture 40 plus wickets in ODIs against England. He is the only spin bowler in the history of ODIs to captured 40 plus wickets against England.

England was dismissed all out for 248 in this game to provide the 248th occasion of England dismissed all out in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the 40th occasion of England dismissed all out in an innings in ODIs against India

England was dismissed all out for 248 in this game to provide the 118^th occasion of England dismissed all out in an innings in ODIs while batting first. It also provides the 23rd occasion of England dismissed all out in an innings in ODIs against India while batting first.

Saqib Ahmed was dismissed stumped for 2 in this game to provide the 140th occasion of a England batsman dismissed stumped in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the 31st occasion of a England batsman dismissed stumped in an innings in ODIs against India

Saqib Ahmed was dismissed stumped for 2 in this game to provide the second occasion of a England batsman batting at number eleven dismissed stumped in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the first occasion of a England batsman batting at number eleven dismissed stumped in an innings in ODIs against India

RG Sharma was dismissed for two runs in this game to provide the 247th occasion of an Indian captain dismissed for single digit in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the 22nd occasion of an Indian captain dismissed for single digit in an innings in ODIs against England.

RG Sharma was dismissed for two runs in this game to provide the tenth occasion of his as captain dismissed for single digit in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the second occasion of his as captain dismissed for single digit in an innings in ODIs against England.

RG Sharma was dismissed for two runs in this game to provide the tenth occasion of his as captain dismissed for single digit in an innings in ODIs. He became the ninth Indian captain to be dismissed for single digit in an innings on ten or more occasions in ODIs.

Shubman Gill {87}, SS Iyer {59} and AR  Patel {52} scored fifties in this game to provide the 1549^th, 1550^th and 1551th occasion of Indian batsmen scoring fifties in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the 175^th, 176^th and 177th occasion of Indian batsman scoring fifties in an innings in ODIs against England.

Shubman Gill {87}, SS Iyer {59} and AR  Patel {52} scored fifties in this game to provide the 123rd occasion of three Indian batsmen scoring fifties in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the 15th occasion of three Indian batsman scoring fifties in an innings in ODIs against England.

Shubman Gill {87}, SS Iyer {59} and AR  Patel {52} scored fifties in this game to provide the seventh occasion of Indian batsmen batting at number three, four and five scoring fifties in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the third occasion of Indian batsman batting st number three, four and five scoring fifties in an innings in ODIs against England.

Shubman Gills’ 87 represent his 20^th fifty in ODIs.  SS Iyer’s 59 represent his 24^th fifty in ODIs. AR Patel’s 52 represent his third fifty in ODIs.

Shubman Gills’ 87 represent his first fifty in ODIs against England.  SS Iyer’s 59 represent his first fifty in ODIs against England. AR Patel’s 52 represent his first fifty in ODIs against England

Shubman Gill and AR Patel added 108 runs for the fourth wicket in this game to provide the 486th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in ODIs. It also provides the 53rd occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in ODIs against England.

Shubman Gill and AR Patel added 108 runs for the fourth wicket in this game to provide the 75th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in ODIs for the fourth wicket.  It also provides the eighth occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in ODIs against England for the fourth wicket.

India won this game by four wickets to post its 560^th win in ODIs. It also represent its  59^th win against England in ODIs

India won this game by four wickets to post its 311^th win by wickets margin in ODIs. It also represent its 35th win by wickets margin against England in ODIs.

The following table lists the ten occasions of a team losing one day international on DL Method or DLS Method after posting 300 plus runs while batting first.

No	Team	Result	Margin	Toss	Bat	Opposition	Ground	Start Date	Method
1	West Indies	lost	81 runs	lost	1st	v India	Rajkot	12 Nov 2002	DLS
2	India	lost	07 runs	lost	1st	v Pakistan	Peshawar	06 Feb 2006	DLS
3	India	lost	29 runs	won	1st	v West Indies	Kuala Lumpur	14 Sep 2006	DLM
4	West Indies	lost	06 runs	lost	1st	v England	The Oval	27 Sep 2017	DLS
5	Pakistan	lost	13 runs	won	1st	v South Africa	Centurion	25 Jan 2019	DLM
6	Scotland	lost	02 runs	won	1st	v Afghanistan	Edinburgh	10 May 2019	DLM
7	U.A.E.	lost	09 runs	won	1st	v Nepal	Kirtipur	16 Mar 2023	DLS
8	New Zealand	lost	21 runs	lost	1st	v Pakistan	Bengaluru	04 Nov 2023	DLS
9	Australia	lost	46 runs	lost	1st	v England	Ch-le-St	24 Sep 2024	DLS
10	England	lost	49 runs	lost	1st	v Australia	Bristol	29 Sep 2024	DLS