Q de Kock of South Africa scored 124 and RR Pant of India scored zero in the third one day international at Cape Town between the two teams on 23.01.22 to provide the sixth occasion of rival wicket keeper batsmen scoring  a duck and a century in the history of one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	Moin Khan	0	1	Pak	Aus	Lahore	10.11.98
	Gilchrist	103	2	Aus	Pak	Lahore	10.11.98
2	JC Buttler	0	1	Eng	Srl	The Oval	13.06.13
	Sangakkara	134*	2	Srl	Eng	The Oval	13.06.13
3	L Ronchi	0	2	NZl	Eng	Birmingham	09.06.15
	JC Buttler	129	1	Eng	NZl	Birmingham	09.06.15
4	JC Buttler	0	1	Eng	RSA	Centurion	09.02.16
	Q de Kock	135	2	RSA	Eng	Centurion	09.02.16
5	Mutumbami	0	2	Zim	Ban	Sylhet	06.03.20
	Liton Das	176	1	Ban	Zim	Sylhet	06.03.20
6	RR Pant	0	2	Ind	RSA	Cape Town	23.01.22
	Q de Kock	124	1	RSA	Ind	Cape Town	23.01.22

India won the toss and elected to field first to provide the 277th occasion of India doing so in one day internationals. It also provides the 97tth occasion of India doing so in one day internationals on away soil

India won the toss and elected to field first to provide the 18th occasion of India doing so against South Africa in one day internationals. It also provides the ninth occasion of India doing so in one day internationals against South Africa in South Africa.

India has made four changes for this game.  Suryakumar Yadav, Jayant Yadav, Prasidh Krishna and D Chahar come in for R Ashwin, SN Thakur, VR Iyer and Bhuvneshwar.

T Bavuma was dismissed run out for 8 in this game to provide the 581^st occasion of a captain dismissed run out in an innings in the history of one day internationals. It also provides the 78^th occasion of a captain dismissed run out in an innings against India in one day internationals.

T Bavuma was dismissed run out for 8 in this game to provide the 39th occasion of a South African captain dismissed run out in an innings in the history of one day internationals. It also provides the sixth occasion of a South African captain dismissed run out in an innings against India in one day internationals.

T Bavuma was dismissed run out for 8 in this game to provide the 183rd occasion of a captain dismissed run out in an innings for a single digit {zero to nine} in the history of one day internationals. It also provides the 24th occasion of a captain dismissed run out in an innings for single digit {zero to nine} against India in one day internationals.

T Bavuma was dismissed run out for 8 in this game to provide the 39th occasion of a South African captain dismissed run out in an innings for single digits {zero to nine} in the history of one day internationals. It also provides the first occasion of a South African captain dismissed run out for single digits {zero to nine} in an innings against India in one day internationals.

Q de Kock scored 124 in this game to provide the 179^th occasion of a wicket keeper batsman scoring a century in one day internationals. It also provides the 28^th occasion of a South African wicket keeper batsman scoring a century in one day internationals

Q de Kock scored 124 in this game to provide the 21st occasion of a wicket keeper batsman scoring a century against India in one day internationals. It also provides the sixth occasion of a South African wicket keeper batsman scoring a century against India in one day internationals. All the six centuries have been scored by Q de Kock.

Q de Kock and KC Sangakkara share the record for most centuries by a wicket keeper batsman against India in one day internationals. Both have scored six centuries which are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	I	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Q de Kock	135	1	Ind	Jo’burg	05 Dec 2013
2	Q de Kock	106	1	Ind	Durban	08 Dec 2013
3	Q de Kock	101	1	Ind	Centurion	11 Dec 2013
4	Q de Kock	103	1	Ind	Rajkot	18 Oct 2015
5	Q de Kock	109	1	Ind	Mumbai	25 Oct 2015
6	Q de Kock	124	1	Ind	Cape Town	23 Jan 2022
No	Player	Runs	I	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	KC Sangakkara	138*	1	Ind	Jaipur	31 Oct 2005
2	KC Sangakkara	110	1	Ind	Rajkot	11 Feb 2007
3	KC Sangakkara	128	1	Ind	Adelaide	19 Feb 2008
4	KC Sangakkara	105	1	Ind	Hobart	28 Feb 2012
5	KC Sangakkara	133	2	Ind	Hambantota	21 Jul 2012
6	KC Sangakkara	103	2	Ind	Fatullah	28 Feb 2014

Q de Kock’s 124 in this game represent his 17^th century in one day internationals as a wicket keeper batsman. He now occupies the second place in the list of wicket keeper batsmen who have scored most centuries in one day internationals. The first place is occupied by KC Sangakkara who has scored 23 centuries. Q de Kock went past AC Gilchrist who has scored 16 centuries on his way to occupy the second place.

Q de Kock scored 124 in this game to provide the 238th occasion of a batsman scoring a century against India in one day internationals. It also provides the 30th occasion of a South African batsman scoring a century against India in one day internationals. All the six centuries have been scored by Q de Kock.

Q de Kock scored 124 in this game to provide the 80th occasion of a wicket keeper opening batsman scoring a century in one day internationals. It also provides the eleventh occasion of a wicket keeper opening batsman scoring a century against India in one day internationals

Q de Kock scored 124 in this game to provide the 17th occasion of a South wicket keeper opening batsman scoring a century in one day internationals. All the seventeen centuries have been scored by Q de Kock.

It also provides the sixth occasion of a South African wicket keeper batsman scoring a century against India in one day internationals. All the six centuries have been scored by Q de Kock.

Q de Kock-HE van der Dussen posted 144 runs for the fourth wicket in this game to provide the 267^th occasion of South African batsmen posting a three figure partnership in one day internationals. It also provides the 36th occasion of South African batsmen posting a three figure partnership against India in one day internationals.

Q de Kock-HE van der Dussen posted 144 runs for the fourth wicket in this game to provide the 47^th occasion of South African batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the fourth wicket in one day internationals. It also provides the eighth occasion of South African batsmen posting a three figure partnership against India for the fourth wicket in one day internationals.

V Kohli’s two catches fetched him an aggregate of 134 catches and 23 catches against South Africa in one day internationals. His 23 catches against South Africa is a record for most catches by a fieldsman other than the wicket keeper in the history of one day internationals

V Kohli’s two catches fetched him an aggregate of 60 catches and 13 catches against South Africa in one day internationals on away soil

His 60 catches on away soil is a record for most catches by an Indian fieldsman other than the wicket keeper. He became the second fieldsman other than the wicket keeper to pouch 60 plus catches in the annals of one day internationals. DPMD Jayawardene of Sri Lanka has pouched 68 catches

His 13 catches against South Africa on away soil is a record for most catches by a fieldsman other than the wicket keeper on away soil in the history of one day internationals

His 134 catches places him in the sixth place among the fieldsmen other than the wicket keepers who have pouched most catches in one day internationals. Other five are – DPMD Jayawardene {218}, RT Ponting {160}, M Azaruddin {150}, SR Tendulkar {140} and LRPL Taylor {139}. V Kohli went past SP Fleming who had pouched 133 catches on his way to occupy the sixth place

His 134 catches places him in the third place among the Indian fieldsmen other than the wicket keepers who have pouched most catches in one day internationals. The first two places are occupied by M Azaruddin {150} and SR Tendulkar {140}

S Dhawan scored 61 in this game to provide his 52^nd fifty, while V Kohli posted his 107^th fifty when he scored 65. It also represents their 35^th and 64^th half centuries in one day internationals.

V Kohli’s 65 provide his 12^th fifty and eighth half century against South Africa in one day internationals. S Dhawan’s 61 represent his ninth fifty and sixth half century against South Africa in one day internationals.

V Kohli’s run aggregate against South Africa at the end of this game read 1403. He became the second Indian batsman to score 1400 plus runs against South Africa in one day internationals after SR Tendulkar. SR Tendulkar has scored 2001 runs against South Africa.

V Kohli became the sixth batsman in the history of one day internationals to score 1400 plus runs against South Africa. The following table lists these six batsmen.

No	Player	Team	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave
1	Tendulkar	Ind	57	57	1	2001	200*	35.73
2	Ponting	Aus	48	48	1	1879	164	39.97
3	Sangakkara	Srl	44	43	4	1789	169	45.87
4	SR Waugh	Aus	47	44	7	1581	120*	42.72
5	Chanderpaul	Win	39	39	4	1559	150	44.54
6	V Kohli	Ind	30	28	5	1403	160*	61.00

V Kohli became the seventh batsman in the history of one day internationals to score 12 or more fifties against South Africa. The following table lists these seven batsmen.

No	Player	Team	M	I	NO	Runs	HS	C	HC	50+
1	RT Ponting	Aus	48	48	1	1879	164	2	13	15
2	Sangakkara	Srl	44	43	4	1789	169	2	13	15
3	R Dravid	Ind	36	36	3	1309	084	0	14	14
4	SR Waugh	Aus	47	44	7	1581	120*	2	12	14
5	Chanderpaul	Win	39	39	4	1559	150	1	12	13
6	Tendulkar	Ind	57	57	1	2001	200*	5	08	13
7	V Kohli	Ind	30	28	5	1403	160*	4	08	12

RR Pant failed to score in this game to provide the 43^rd occasion of an Indian wicket keeper batsman scoring a duck in an innings in one day internationals. It also provides the fourth occasion of an Indian wicket keeper batsman scoring a duck in an innings against South Africa in one day internationals.

RR Pant collected the first ball duck in this game to provide the 15th occasion of an Indian wicket keeper batsman scoring a first ball duck in an innings in one day internationals. It also provides the second occasion of an Indian wicket keeper batsman scoring a first ball duck in an innings against South Africa in one day internationals. Prior to this D Dasgupta was dismissed for a first ball duck against South Africa at East London on 19.10.01

T Bavuma of South Africa took four catches in this game to provide the seventh occasion of a captain taking four catches in an innings in the history of one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Ct	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	KC Wessels	4	1	RSA	Win	Kingston	07.04.92
2	MA Taylor	4	2	Aus	Win	Sydney	08.12.92
3	KR Rutherford	4	1	NZl	Ind	Napier	16.02.95
4	GC Smith	4	2	RSA	Ind	Cape Town	26.11.06
5	SP Fleming	4	2	NZl	Eng	Adelaide	23.01.07
6	LRPL Taylor	4	2	NZl	Ind	Dambulla	10.08.10
7	T Bavuma	4	2	RSA	Ind	Cape Town	23.01.22

It provides the third occasion of a South African captain taking four catches in an innings in the history of one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Ct	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	KC Wessels	4	1	RSA	Win	Kingston	07.04.92
2	GC Smith	4	2	RSA	Ind	Cape Town	26.11.06
3	T Bavuma	4	2	RSA	Ind	Cape Town	23.01.22

It also provides the fourth occasion of a captain taking four catches in an innings against India in the history of one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Ct	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	KR Rutherford	4	1	NZl	Ind	Napier	16.02.95
2	GC Smith	4	2	RSA	Ind	Cape Town	26.11.06
3	LRPL Taylor	4	2	NZl	Ind	Dambulla	10.08.10
4	T Bavuma	4	2	RSA	Ind	Cape Town	23.01.22

It also provides the second occasion of a South African captain taking four catches in an innings against India in the history of one day internationals. Both such occasions are tabulated below. Both GC Smith and T Bavuma chose Cape Town to perform the feat of taking four catches against India.

No	Player	Ct	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	GC Smith	4	2	RSA	Ind	Cape Town	26.11.06
2	T Bavuma	4	2	RSA	Ind	Cape Town	23.01.22

D Chahar scored 54 in this game which represent his second fifty in one day internationals. Prior to this knock, he had scored 69 not out against Sri Lanka at Col-RPS on 20 Jul 2021.

South Africa won this game by four runs to provide its 391^st win and also its 18^th win by single digit runs {one to nine} margin.

No	Team	Res	Margin	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	RSA	won	4 runs	Win	Cape Town	17 Feb 1993
2	RSA	won	5 runs	Aus	Jo’burg	19 Feb 1994
3	RSA	won	6 runs	Eng	Cape Town	09 Jan 1996
4	RSA	won	9 runs	Pak	Lahore	02 Nov 1997
5	RSA	won	1 run	NZl	Hobart	11 Dec 1997
6	RSA	won	2 runs	NZl	Brisbane	09 Jan 1998
7	RSA	won	6 runs	Aus	Melbourne	23 Jan 1998
8	RSA	won	1 run	Eng	Cape Town	26 Jan 2000
9	RSA	won	8 runs	Aus	Mel’one-CS	20 Aug 2000
10	RSA	won	8 runs	Pak	Tangier	18 Aug 2002
11	RSA	won	7 runs	Eng	E London	09 Feb 2005
12	RSA	won	1 run	Win	Bridgetown	11 May 2005
13	RSA	won	9 runs	Srl	Adelaide	24 Jan 2006
14	RSA	won	2 runs	Pak	Dub-DSC	02 Nov 2010
15	RSA	won	4 runs	Srl	B’fontein	17 Jan 2012
16	RSA	won	1 run	Pak	Sharjah	30 Oct 2013
17	RSA	won	5 runs	Ind	Kanpur	11 Oct 2015
18	RSA	won	4 runs	Ind	Cape Town	23 Jan 2022

South Africa won this game by four runs to provide its 49th win against India and also its second win by single digit runs {one to nine} margin against India

No	Team	Res	Margin	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	RSA	won	5 runs	Ind	Kanpur	11 Oct 2015
2	RSA	won	4 runs	Ind	Cape Town	23 Jan 2022

Q de Kock of South Africa scored 124 and RR Pant of India scored zero in the this game to provide the sixth occasion of rival wicket keeper batsmen scoring  a duck and a century in the history of one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	Moin Khan	0	1	Pak	Aus	Lahore	10.11.98
	Gilchrist	103	2	Aus	Pak	Lahore	10.11.98
2	JC Buttler	0	1	Eng	Srl	The Oval	13.06.13
	Sangakkara	134*	2	Srl	Eng	The Oval	13.06.13
3	L Ronchi	0	2	NZl	Eng	Birmingham	09.06.15
	JC Buttler	129	1	Eng	NZl	Birmingham	09.06.15
4	JC Buttler	0	1	Eng	RSA	Centurion	09.02.16
	Q de Kock	135	2	RSA	Eng	Centurion	09.02.16
5	Mutumbami	0	2	Zim	Ban	Sylhet	06.03.20
	Liton Das	176	1	Ban	Zim	Sylhet	06.03.20
6	RR Pant	0	2	Ind	RSA	Cape Town	23.01.22
	Q de Kock	124	1	RSA	Ind	Cape Town	23.01.22

Q de Kock with his six centuries against India became the fifth batsman in the annals of one day games to score six or more centuries against India in one day internationals. Others are – ST Jayasuriya {07}, AB de Villiers {06}, RT Ponting {06} and KC Sangakkara {06}.

Q de Kock with his six centuries against India became the second South African batsman in the annals of one day games to score six centuries against India in one day internationals after AB de Villiers. AB de Villiers has also scored six centuries against India.

No	Player	Runs	I	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Q de Kock	135	1	Ind	Jo’burg	05 Dec 2013
2	Q de Kock	106	1	Ind	Durban	08 Dec 2013
3	Q de Kock	101	1	Ind	Centurion	11 Dec 2013
4	Q de Kock	103	1	Ind	Rajkot	18 Oct 2015
5	Q de Kock	109	1	Ind	Mumbai	25 Oct 2015
6	Q de Kock	124	1	Ind	Cape Town	23 Jan 2022
No	Player	Runs	I	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	AB de Villiers	114*	2	Ind	Gwalior	24 Feb 2010
2	AB de Villiers	102*	1	Ind	Ahmedabad	27 Feb 2010
3	AB de Villiers	109	1	Ind	Centurion	11 Dec 2013
4	AB de Villiers	104*	1	Ind	Kanpur	11 Oct 2015
5	AB de Villiers	112	2	Ind	Chennai	22 Oct 2015
6	AB de Villiers	119	1	Ind	Mumbai	25 Oct 2015

T Bavuma of South Africa took four catches in the third one day international at Cepe Town on 23.01.22 against India to provide the seventh occasion of a captain taking four catches in an innings in the history of one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Ct	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	KC Wessels	4	1	RSA	Win	Kingston	07.04.92
2	MA Taylor	4	2	Aus	Win	Sydney	08.12.92
3	KR Rutherford	4	1	NZl	Ind	Napier	16.02.95
4	GC Smith	4	2	RSA	Ind	Cape Town	26.11.06
5	SP Fleming	4	2	NZl	Eng	Adelaide	23.01.07
6	LRPL Taylor	4	2	NZl	Ind	Dambulla	10.08.10
7	T Bavuma	4	2	RSA	Ind	Cape Town	23.01.22

It provides the third occasion of a South African captain taking four catches in an innings in the history of one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Ct	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	KC Wessels	4	1	RSA	Win	Kingston	07.04.92
2	GC Smith	4	2	RSA	Ind	Cape Town	26.11.06
3	T Bavuma	4	2	RSA	Ind	Cape Town	23.01.22

It also provides the fourth occasion of a captain taking four catches in an innings against India in the history of one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Ct	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	KR Rutherford	4	1	NZl	Ind	Napier	16.02.95
2	GC Smith	4	2	RSA	Ind	Cape Town	26.11.06
3	LRPL Taylor	4	2	NZl	Ind	Dambulla	10.08.10
4	T Bavuma	4	2	RSA	Ind	Cape Town	23.01.22

Out of the seven captains in the list, three each are from New Zealand and South Africa. The performance of these captains are furnished below

No	Player	Ct	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	KR Rutherford	4	1	NZl	Ind	Napier	16.02.95
2	SP Fleming	4	2	NZl	Eng	Adelaide	23.01.07
3	LRPL Taylor	4	2	NZl	Ind	Dambulla	10.08.10
1	KC Wessels	4	1	RSA	Win	Kingston	07.04.92
2	GC Smith	4	2	RSA	Ind	Cape Town	26.11.06
3	T Bavuma	4	2	RSA	Ind	Cape Town	23.01.22

It also provides the second occasion of a South African captain taking four catches in an innings against India in the history of one day internationals. Both such occasions are tabulated below. Both GC Smith and T Bavuma chose Cape Town to perform the feat of taking four catches against India.

No	Player	Ct	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	GC Smith	4	2	RSA	Ind	Cape Town	26.11.06
2	T Bavuma	4	2	RSA	Ind	Cape Town	23.01.22

JD Vandersay of Sri Lanka captured four wickets conceding ten runs against Zimbabwe at Palekkele on 21 Jan 2022 to provide the 21^st occasion of a Sri Lankan bowler capturing four or more wickets against Zimbabwe in one day internationals.  All such occasions are tabulated below. It also provides the 164^th occasion of a Sri Lankan bowler capturing four or more wickets against various oppositions in one day internationals.

No	Player	W	R	I	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	ST Jayasuriya	4	19	2	Zim	Patna	15 Nov 1993
2	WPUJC Vaas	4	20	2	Zim	Harare	03 Nov 1994
3	UDU Chandana	4	31	1	Zim	Col-SSC	22 Jan 1998
4	ST Jayasuriya	4	41	2	Zim	Bulawayo	12 Dec 1999
5	M Muralitharan	4	16	2	Zim	Harare	15 Dec 1999
6	TCB Fernando	5	67	2	Zim	Sharjah	26 Oct 2001
7	WPUJC Vaas	8	19	1	Zim	Col-SSC	08 Dec 2001
8	M Muralitharan	4	32	2	Zim	Col-RPS	12 Dec 2001
9	WPUJC Vaas	4	38	1	Zim	Bulawayo	22 Apr 2004
10	M Muralitharan	4	32	1	Zim	Bulawayo	22 Apr 2004
11	WPUJC Vaas	4	11	1	Zim	Harare	25 Apr 2004
12	M Muralitharan	5	23	2	Zim	Harare	29 Apr 2004
13	M Muralitharan	4	14	1	Zim	Harare	20 Nov 2008
14	BAW Mendis	4	15	1	Zim	Harare	22 Nov 2008
15	BAW Mendis	6	29	1	Zim	Harare	28 Nov 2008
16	M Muralitharan	5	29	2	Zim	Harare	30 Nov 2008
17	TM Dilshan	4	04	2	Zim	Pallekele	10 Mar 2011
18	PADLR Sandakan	4	52	1	Zim	Galle	02 Jul 2017
19	A Dananjaya	4	47	2	Zim	Hambantota	10 Jul 2017
10	NLTC Perera	4	33	1	Zim	Mirpur	21 Jan 2018
21	JDF Vandersay	4	10	2	Zim	Pallekele	21 Jan 2022

Zimbabwe was dismissed all out for 70 by Sri Lanka in the third ODI at Palekkele on 21 Jan 2022 to provide the 124^th occasion of a team dismissed all out for a total less than 100 runs in the history of one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Team	Score	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Sri Lanka	86	1	v West Indies	Manchester	07 Jun 1975
2	East Africa	94	2	v England	Birmingham	14 Jun 1975
3	England	93	1	v Australia	Leeds	18 Jun 1975
4	Australia	70	2	v England	Birmingham	04 Jun 1977
5	Pakistan	85	2	v England	Manchester	24 May 1978
6	India	79	1	v Pakistan	Sialkot	13 Oct 1978
7	England	94	1	v Australia	Melbourne	07 Feb 1979
8	Canada	45	1	v England	Manchester	13 Jun 1979
9	India	63	1	v Australia	Sydney	08 Jan 1981
10	New Zealand	74	1	v Australia	Wellington	20 Feb 1982
11	Sri Lanka	96	1	v India	Sharjah	08 Apr 1984
12	Sri Lanka	91	2	v Australia	Adelaide	28 Jan 1985
13	Pakistan	87	2	v India	Sharjah	22 Mar 1985
14	Australia	70	2	v New Zealand	Adelaide	27 Jan 1986
15	Bangladesh	94	1	v Pakistan	Moratuwa	31 Mar 1986
16	New Zealand	64	1	v Pakistan	Sharjah	15 Apr 1986
17	Sri Lanka	55	2	v West Indies	Sharjah	03 Dec 1986
18	India	78	2	v Sri Lanka	Kanpur	24 Dec 1986
19	Australia	91	2	v West Indies	Perth	04 Jan 1987
20	New Zealand	94	2	v Australia	Ch’church	04 Mar 1990
21	New Zealand	74	1	v Pakistan	Sharjah	01 May 1990
22	Pakistan	74	1	v England	Adelaide	01 Mar 1992
23	West Indies	87	2	v Australia	Sydney	08 Dec 1992
24	Pakistan	81	2	v West Indies	Sydney	17 Dec 1992
25	Pakistan	71	1	v West Indies	Brisbane	09 Jan 1993
26	Pakistan	43	1	v West Indies	Cape Town	25 Feb 1993
27	Sri Lanka	98	2	v South Africa	Col-RPS	02 Sep 1993
28	Zimbabwe	99	2	v West Indies	Hyd-RGS	21 Nov 1993
29	South Africa	69	2	v Australia	Sydney	14 Dec 1993
30	West Indies	93	2	v Kenya	Pune	29 Feb 1996
31	Zimbabwe	94	2	v Pakistan	Sharjah	06 Apr 1997
32	Bangladesh	92	2	v Zimbabwe	Nairobi-Aga	14 Oct 1997
33	Sri Lanka	98	2	v India	Sharjah	09 Nov 1998
34	Sri Lanka	99	2	v England	Perth	29 Jan 1999
35	Scotland	68	1	v West Indies	Leicester	27 May 1999
36	Bangladesh	87	2	v Pakistan	Dhaka	02 Jun 2000
37	India	54	2	v Sri Lanka	Sharjah	29 Oct 2000
38	West Indies	91	2	v Zimbabwe	Sydney	23 Jan 2001
39	England	86	2	v Australia	Manchester	14 Jun 2001
40	Kenya	90	1	v India	B’fontein	12 Oct 2001
41	Zimbabwe	38	1	v Sri Lanka	Col-SSC	08 Dec 2001
42	England	89	2	v New Zealand	Wellington	16 Feb 2002
43	Sri Lanka	78	2	v Pakistan	Sharjah	17 Apr 2002
44	Bangladesh	76	1	v Sri Lanka	Col-SSC	05 Aug 2002
45	Kenya	84	1	v Australia	Nairobi-Gym	02 Sep 2002
46	Netherlands	86	2	v Sri Lanka	Col-RPS	16 Sep 2002
47	Bangladesh	77	2	v New Zealand	Col-SSC	23 Sep 2002
48	Namibia	84	2	v Pakistan	Kimberley	16 Feb 2003
49	Canada	36	1	v Sri Lanka	Paarl	19 Feb 2003
50	Namibia	45	2	v Australia	P’stroom	27 Feb 2003
51	Bangladesh	76	2	v India	Dhaka	11 Apr 2003
52	Zimbabwe	92	1	v England	Bristol	06 Jul 2003
53	New Zealand	97	1	v Australia	Faridabad	29 Oct 2003
54	England	88	1	v Sri Lanka	Dambulla	18 Nov 2003
55	West Indies	54	2	v South Africa	Cape Town	25 Jan 2004
56	Zimbabwe	35	1	v Sri Lanka	Harare	25 Apr 2004
57	Bangladesh	93	1	v South Africa	Birmingham	12 Sep 2004
58	U.S.A.	65	1	v Australia	Southampton	13 Sep 2004
59	Kenya	94	1	v Pakistan	Birmingham	14 Sep 2004
60	Bangladesh	86	2	v New Zealand	Chattogram	02 Nov 2004
61	Zimbabwe	65	2	v India	Harare	29 Aug 2005
62	Zimbabwe	69	2	v Kenya	Harare	01 Mar 2006
63	Australia	93	2	v South Africa	Cape Town	03 Mar 2006
64	Canada	75	2	v Zimbabwe	Trinidad	16 May 2006
65	Canada	94	1	v Kenya	Toronto	06 Aug 2006
66	Zimbabwe	85	1	v West Indies	Ahmedabad	08 Oct 2006
67	West Indies	80	1	v Sri Lanka	Mum-BS	14 Oct 2006
68	Pakistan	89	2	v South Africa	Mohali	27 Oct 2006
69	India	91	2	v South Africa	Durban	22 Nov 2006
70	Netherlands	91	1	v Bermuda	Benoni	02 Dec 2006
71	New Zealand	73	2	v Sri Lanka	Auckland	06 Jan 2007
72	Canada	92	2	v Kenya	Nairobi-J	05 Feb 2007
73	Bermuda	78	2	v Sri Lanka	Trinidad	15 Mar 2007
74	Zimbabwe	99	2	v Pakistan	Kingston	21 Mar 2007
75	Ireland	91	1	v Australia	Bridgetown	13 Apr 2007
76	Ireland	77	1	v Sri Lanka	St George’s	18 Apr 2007
77	Netherlands	80	1	v West Indies	Dublin	10 Jul 2007
78	Bangladesh	93	1	v New Zealand	Queenstown	31 Dec 2007
79	South Africa	83	1	v England	Nottingham	26 Aug 2008
80	Bangladesh	74	2	v Australia	Darwin	30 Aug 2008
81	Zimbabwe	67	1	v Sri Lanka	Harare	22 Nov 2008
82	Zimbabwe	80	2	v Sri Lanka	Mirpur	12 Jan 2009
83	Pakistan	75	2	v Sri Lanka	Lahore	24 Jan 2009
84	Zimbabwe	44	1	v Bangladesh	Chattogram	03 Nov 2009
85	India	88	2	v New Zealand	Dambulla	10 Aug 2010
86	Afghanistan	88	2	v Kenya	Nairobi-G	07 Oct 2010
87	Kenya	69	1	v New Zealand	Chennai	20 Feb 2011
88	Bangladesh	58	1	v West Indies	Mirpur	4 Mar 2011
89	Bangladesh	78	2	v South Africa	Mirpur	19 Mar 2011
90	Ireland	96	1	v Pakistan	Belfast	28 May 2011
91	West Indies	61	1	v Bangladesh	Chattogram	18 Oct 2011
92	Bangladesh	91	1	v Pakistan	Mirpur	01 Dec 2011
93	Sri Lanka	43	2	v South Africa	Paarl	11 Jan 2012
94	Australia	74	1	v Sri Lanka	Brisbane	18 Jan 2013
95	West Indies	70	1	v Australia	Perth	01 Feb 2013
96	Sri Lanka	96	2	v India	Trinidad	09 Jul 2013
97	West Indies	98	2	v Pakistan	Providence	14 Jul 2013
98	Canada	67	1	v Netherlands	KCity-NW	29 Aug 2013
99	Kenya	89	1	v Afghanistan	Sharjah	02 Oct 2013
100	Kenya	93	1	v Afghanistan	Sharjah	04 Oct 2013
101	England	99	2	v Sri Lanka	Ch-le-St	25 May 2014
102	Sri Lanka	67	1	v England	Manchester	28 May 2014
103	Bangladesh	58	2	v India	Mirpur	17 Jun 2014
104	Bangladesh	70	2	v West Indies	St George’s	22 Aug 2014
105	Afghanistan	63	2	v Scotland	A Dhabi	14 Jan 2015
106	Zimbabwe	82	2	v Afghanistan	Sharjah	25 Dec 2015
107	Afghanistan	58	2	v Zimbabwe	Sharjah	02 Jan 2016
108	Ireland	82	2	v Pakistan	Dublin-M	18 Aug 2016
109	New Zealand	79	2	v India	Vizag	29 Oct 2016
110	Zimbabwe	54	2	v Afghanistan	Harare	26 Feb 2017
111	Pakistan	74	2	v New Zealand	Dunedin	13 Jan 2018
112	Bangladesh	82	1	v Sri Lanka	Mirpur	25 Jan 2018
113	Zimbabwe	95	2	v Afghanistan	Sharjah	19 Feb 2018
114	Hong Kong	91	1	v Scotland	Bulawayo	06 Mar 2018
115	U.A.E.	91	2	v Ireland	Harare	12 Mar 2018
116	Zimbabwe	67	1	v Pakistan	Bulawayo	18 Jul 2018
117	Zimbabwe	78	2	v South Africa	B’fontein	03 Oct 2018
118	U.A.E.	97	2	v Nepal	ICCA Dub	26 Jan 2019
119	India	92	1	v New Zealand	Hamilton	31 Jan 2019
120	Oman	81	2	v Namibia	Windhoek	27 Apr 2019
121	Namibia	94	1	v U.A.E.	Al Amerat	09 Jan 2020
122	U.S.A.	35	1	v Nepal	Kirtipur	12 Feb 2020
123	P.N.G.	82	2	v Nepal	Al Amerat	10 Sep 2021
124	Zimbabwe	70	2	v Sri Lanka	Pallekele	21 Jan 2022

It also provides the 18^th occasion of Zimbabwe dismissed all out for a total less than 100 runs in one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Score	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Zimbabwe	99	2	v West Indies	Hyd-RGS	21 Nov 1993
2	Zimbabwe	94	2	v Pakistan	Sharjah	06 Apr 1997
3	Zimbabwe	38	1	v Sri Lanka	Col-SSC	08 Dec 2001
4	Zimbabwe	92	1	v England	Bristol	06 Jul 2003
5	Zimbabwe	35	1	v Sri Lanka	Harare	25 Apr 2004
6	Zimbabwe	65	2	v India	Harare	29 Aug 2005
7	Zimbabwe	69	2	v Kenya	Harare	01 Mar 2006
8	Zimbabwe	85	1	v West Indies	Ahmedabad	08 Oct 2006
9	Zimbabwe	99	2	v Pakistan	Kingston	21 Mar 2007
10	Zimbabwe	67	1	v Sri Lanka	Harare	22 Nov 2008
11	Zimbabwe	80	2	v Sri Lanka	Mirpur	12 Jan 2009
12	Zimbabwe	44	1	v Bangladesh	Chattogram	03 Nov 2009
13	Zimbabwe	82	2	v Afghanistan	Sharjah	25 Dec 2015
14	Zimbabwe	54	2	v Afghanistan	Harare	26 Feb 2017
15	Zimbabwe	95	2	v Afghanistan	Sharjah	19 Feb 2018
16	Zimbabwe	67	1	v Pakistan	Bulawayo	18 Jul 2018
17	Zimbabwe	78	2	v South Africa	B’fontein	03 Oct 2018
18	Zimbabwe	70	2	v Sri Lanka	Pallekele	21 Jan 2022

It also provides the 19^th occasion of a team dismissed all out for a total less than 100 runs against Sri Lanka in one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Score	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	India	78	2	v Sri Lanka	Kanpur	24 Dec 1986
2	India	54	2	v Sri Lanka	Sharjah	29 Oct 2000
3	Zimbabwe	38	1	v Sri Lanka	Col-SSC	08 Dec 2001
4	Bangladesh	76	1	v Sri Lanka	Col-SSC	05 Aug 2002
5	Netherlands	86	2	v Sri Lanka	Col-RPS	16 Sep 2002
6	Canada	36	1	v Sri Lanka	Paarl	19 Feb 2003
7	England	88	1	v Sri Lanka	Dambulla	18 Nov 2003
8	Zimbabwe	35	1	v Sri Lanka	Harare	25 Apr 2004
9	West Indies	80	1	v Sri Lanka	Mum-BS	14 Oct 2006
10	New Zealand	73	2	v Sri Lanka	Auckland	06 Jan 2007
11	Bermuda	78	2	v Sri Lanka	Trinidad	15 Mar 2007
12	Ireland	77	1	v Sri Lanka	St George’s	18 Apr 2007
13	Zimbabwe	67	1	v Sri Lanka	Harare	22 Nov 2008
14	Zimbabwe	80	2	v Sri Lanka	Mirpur	12 Jan 2009
15	Pakistan	75	2	v Sri Lanka	Lahore	24 Jan 2009
16	Australia	74	1	v Sri Lanka	Brisbane	18 Jan 2013
17	England	99	2	v Sri Lanka	Ch-le-St	25 May 2014
18	Bangladesh	82	1	v Sri Lanka	Mirpur	25 Jan 2018
19	Zimbabwe	70	2	v Sri Lanka	Pallekele	21 Jan 2022

It also provides the fifth occasion of Zimbabwe dismissed all out for a total less than 100 runs against Sri Lanka in one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Score	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Zimbabwe	38	1	v Sri Lanka	Col-SSC	08 Dec 2001
2	Zimbabwe	35	1	v Sri Lanka	Harare	25 Apr 2004
3	Zimbabwe	67	1	v Sri Lanka	Harare	22 Nov 2008
4	Zimbabwe	80	2	v Sri Lanka	Mirpur	12 Jan 2009
5	Zimbabwe	70	2	v Sri Lanka	Pallekele	21 Jan 2022