In the ODI World Cup 2023, the Australian cricket team defeated the Netherlands on Wednesday by a margin of 309 runs. The ODI World Cup had never seen a victory like this one. There are four more instances in which the team has dominated the opposition to record a significant run victory. These teams in ODI cricket are winning victoriously. Such convincing victories are rare, but when they do occur, it is evident that one team completely outperformed the other.
5 victorious teams in ODI cricket:
5. Australia:
The fastest World Cup century in history for Glenn Maxwell!
A sixth World Cup hundred for David Warner!
A third-straight four-wicket haul for Adam Zampa!
And a record 309-run win over the Netherlands on a memorable night in Delhi #CWC23 pic.twitter.com/yRdbgfzole— Cricket Australia (@CricketAus) October 25, 2023
Afghanistan was all out for just 142 runs in the end, well short of Australia’s 418-run target. During the 2015 ODI World Cup, local hero Mitchell Johnson was the star with the ball, grabbing four wickets in a row. With the bat, David Warner led the team with 178 runs, still a record for the Australian World Cup.
4. New Zealand:
Ireland were bowled out for just 112 runs, with Gary Wilson scoring the most with 21 runs. In a completely one-sided match, Brendon McCullum (166) and James Marshall (161) of the Kiwis had recorded career-best totals. Tim Southee and Michael Mason spearheaded the Kiwis’ attack, each taking three wickets with the ball.
HHDL meeting with players and their families of the New Zealand cricket team at his residence in Dharamsala, HP, India on October 24, 2023. Photo by Tenzin pic.twitter.com/laKILNpAqo
— Dalai Lama (@DalaiLama) October 24, 2023
3. Zimbabwe:
Sean Williams, the captain of Zimbabwe, scored 174 runs, the most at bat. This contributed to Zimbabwe scoring more than 400 runs in an ODI for the first time ever. The United States of America was asked to chase a massive 409-run target, and after they were all out for 104 runs, they won by an overwhelming 304 runs.
Raza, Raza, Raza!
Zimbabwe chase down the target of 199 and win the second T20I by 5 wickets against Namibia 🙇♂️#NAMvZIM #2ndT20I pic.twitter.com/j0fmLZ0jz8
— Zimbabwe Cricket (@ZimCricketv) October 25, 2023
2. Australia:
The fastest World Cup century in history for Glenn Maxwell!
A sixth World Cup hundred for David Warner!
A third-straight four-wicket haul for Adam Zampa!
And a record 309-run win over the Netherlands on a memorable night in Delhi #CWC23 pic.twitter.com/yRdbgfzole— Cricket Australia (@CricketAus) October 25, 2023
With four wickets at eight runs, Adam Zampa spearheaded the bowling attack, leading the Dutch to a total of ninety runs. With the exception of Vikramjit Singh’s 25-run innings, none of the Dutch batsmen could muster an opposition. Glenn Maxwell set a record for the fastest century in ODI World Cup history earlier in the day by scoring his century off just 40 balls. David Warner scored 104 runs, giving him a century in 22 ODIs.
1. India:
Every team is almost scoring excess of 350. Then there is Rohit Sharma who is not letting teams to score even 300 runs. He restricted Australia below 200.
Take a bow Captain Rohit Sharma.#AUSvsNED pic.twitter.com/3bI3ebfkfP
— Daemon (@Four_Tea_Five) October 25, 2023
Mohammad Siraj shredded the Lankan batting lineup, forcing them to chase an enormous 391 in order to win. After bowling Sri Lanka out for 73, the right-arm pacer claimed 4 wickets at a cost of 32 runs in his 10 overs. Shubman Gill scored 116 runs and Virat Kohli scored an undefeated 166 to help the Indian team reach a huge 390 runs.
So, this was all about the teams in ODI cricket. Also read, MCA to give free popcorn & drinks amid IND v/s Sri match.
