One-Day International records




Teamedit

  • Australia's highest total in a One-Day International innings is 434/4, scored off 50 overs against South Africa in Johannesburg on 12 March 2006. This was a world record score before the South Africans later surpassed it in the same match.
  • Australia's lowest total in a One-Day International innings is 70. This score has occurred twice; once against England in 1977 and once against New Zealand in 1986.
  • Australia's largest victory in One-Day International cricket is 275 runs. This occurred against Afghanistan at the 2015 World Cup in Australia.
  • Australia are the only team in the history of the World Cup to win 3 consecutive tournaments; 1999, 2003 and 2007.
  • Australia went undefeated at the World Cup for a record 34 consecutive matches. After being defeated by Pakistan in 1999, Australia would remain unbeaten until they were again defeated by Pakistan in 2011.
  • Australia have won the most World Cups – 5.

Appearancesedit

  • Ricky Ponting has played in the most One-Day International matches for Australia, playing 395 matches.

Battingedit

  • Ricky Ponting has the most One-Day International runs by an Australian batsman with 13,291.
  • Ricky Ponting has the most One-Day International centuries by an Australian batsman with 30.
  • Ricky Ponting has the most One-Day International fifties by an Australian batsman with 82.
  • Ricky Ponting is the first Australian batsman to pass 10,000 One-Day International runs.
  • Shane Watson has the highest individual not out score in an innings by an Australian batsman with 185*.
  • Shane Watson has hit the most sixes in a single innings by an Australian player with 15.
  • Phillip Hughes was the only Australian player to score a century on debut in One-Day International cricket.

Bowlingedit

  • Glenn McGrath has the most One-Day International wickets by an Australian bowler with 381.
  • Glenn McGrath has the best bowling figures by an Australian bowler with 7/15.
  • Brett Lee has the most five-wicket hauls by an Australian bowler with 9.

Fielding and wicketkeepingedit

  • Ricky Ponting has the most catches taken by an Australian fielder with 154.
  • Adam Gilchrist has the most dismissals by an Australian wicketkeeper with 470.
  • Adam Gilchrist has the most catches taken by an Australian wicketkeeper with 416.
  • Adam Gilchrist has the most stumpings made by an Australian wicketkeeper with 54.

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