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International Cricket Council Media Pack One Day INTERNATIONAL CRICKET COUNCIL MEDIA PACK ONE DAY INTERNATIONAL RECORDS AS AT 31/10/2010 COMPILED BY: Marion R.Collin Hon Statistician .I.C.C. and E.C.B. W.C.A. Statistics Programme Version 4.01 (S) (C) Gordon Vince 1989-1994 13/10/2010 WOMEN'S CRICKET MEDIA PACK CONTENTS All One Innings Games Table of Results Team Records Individual Records Batting Records All Player Partnership Records Bowling Records All Round Records Wicketkeeping and Fielding Records 13/10/2010 WOMEN'S MATCH RECORDS ONE DAY INTERNATIONAL RECORDS (including World Cup,World Cup Trophy, European Cup 1989- 2000 and Rose Bowl) 31/10/2010 OVERALL RECORDS AUSTRALIA MATCHES 240 WON 185 LOST 49 TIED 1 NO RESULT 5 DENMARK MATCHES 33 WON 6 LOST 27 TIED NO RESULT ENGLAND MATCHES.249 WON 137 LOST 102 TIED 2 NO RESULT 8 Including European Cup 2001 (3 matches won 2 lost 1) INDIA MATCHES 178 WON 93 LOST 80 TIED 1 NO RESULT 4 INTERNATIONAL XI MATCHES 18 WON 3 LOST 14 TIED NO RESULT 1 IRELAND MATCHES 112 WON 35 LOST 74 TIED NO RESULT 4 JAMAICA MATCHES 5 WON 1 LOST 4 TIED NO RESULT NETHERLANDS MATCHES 93 WON 18 LOST 75 TIED NO RESULT NEW ZEALAND MATCHES 246 WON 127 LOST 112 TIED 2 NO RESULT 5 SRI LANKA MATCHES 81 WON 41 LOST 39 TIED NO RESULT 1 PAKISTAN MATCHES 76 WON 15 LOST 60 TIED NO RESULT 1 SCOTLAND MATCHES 8 WON 1 LOST 7 TIED NO RESULT SOUTH AFRICA MATCHES 83 WON 38 LOST 40 TIED 1 NO RESULT 4 TRINIDAD &TOBAGO MATCHES 6 WON 2 LOST 4 TIED NO RESULT YOUNG ENGLAND MATCHES 6 WON 1 LOST 5 TIED NO RESULT WEST INDIES MATCHES 79 WON 35 LOST 41 TIED 1 NO RESULT 2 JAPAN MATCHES 5 WON 0 LOST 5 TIED NO RESULT TEAM RECORDS HIGHEST INNINGS TOTALS (300 runs or more) 455 for 5 New Zealand Pakistan Christchurch 1996/97 (ODI) (Highest score in ODI Men or Women) 412 for 3 Australia Denmark Bandra East 1997/98 (WC ) 397 for 4 Australia Pakistan Melbourne 1996/97 (ODI) 376 for 2 England Pakistan Vijayawada 1997/98 (WC ) 375 for 5 Netherlands Japan Schiedam 2003 (WCT) 373 for 7 New Zealand Pakistan Sydney 2008/09 (WC) 335 for 4 New Zealand Netherlands Amstelveen 2002 (ODI) 324 for 3 England Ireland Pune 1997/98 (WC ) 310 for 3 England South Africa Lord,s 2008 (ODI) 309 for 2 Ireland Netherlands Miskin Manor 2005 (EC *) 307 for 4 Australia New Zealand Hamilton 2008-/09 (RB) 301 for 4 England Denmark Hyderadad 1997/98 (WC ) 300 for 4 England South Africa Potchefstroom 2004/05 (ODI) 300 for 5 Netherlands Scotland Oegstgeest 2003 (WCT) *Only match of 2005 European Cup that was an ‘official’ODI LOWEST INNINGS TOTALS (less than 40 runs) 22 Netherlands West Indies Deventer 2008 (ODI) 23 Pakistan Australia Melbourne 1996/97 (ODI) 24 Scotland England Reading 2000 (EC ) 26 India New Zealand St Saviours 2002 (ODI) 27 Pakistan Australia Hyderabad 1996/97 (WC ) 28 Japan Pakistan Amsterdam 2003 (WCT) 29 Netherlands Australia Perth 1988/89 (WC ) 37 India New Zealand Lindfield 1993 (WC) HIGHEST TOTAL-BATTING SECOND (250 or more) For Against Venue Won By Date 272 England New Zealand Chennai (NZ) 2006/07 (ODI) 269 for 4 Australia England Chennai (AUS) 2006/07 (ODI) 263 New Zealand Australia Hamilton (AUS) 2008/09 (RB) 261 for 4 New Zealand Australia Chennai (NZ) 2006/07 (ODI) 256 England Australia Taunton (AUS) 2005 (ODI) 256 for 4 Australia New Zealand Invercargill (AUS) 2009-10 (RB) WOMEN'S MATCH RECORDS ONE DAY INTERNATIONAL RECORDS (including World Cup, World Cup Trophy, European Cup 1989-2001 and Rose Bowl) 31/10/2010 TEAM RECORDS HIGHEST TOTAL-BATTING SECOND (250 or more) cont 254 for 8 South Africa England Taunton (SAF) 1997 (ODI) 253 for 4 Australia New Zealand Lincoln (AUS) 2002/03 (ODI) 250 for 2 Australia New Zealand Lincoln (AUS) 2007-08 (SRB) HIGHEST MATCH AGGREGATE (500 or more) 570 for 14 New Zealand v Australia Hamilton 2008-09 ( RB) 563 for 16 Englandv v New Zealand Chennai 2006-07 (ODI) 537 for 12 Australia v England Chennai 2006-07 (ODI) 523 for New Zealand v Pakistan Sydney 2008-09 ( WC) 522 for 5 England v Pakistan Vijayavada 1997-98 (WC) 521 for 13 Australia v New Zealand Chennai 2006/07 (ODI) 516 for 13 Ireland v Netherlands Miskin Manor 2005 (ODI) 511 FOR 12 New Zealand v Australia Invercargill 2009-10 (RB) 507 for 13 England v South Africa Taunton 1997 (ODI) 507 for 19 England v New Zealand Chennai 2006/07 (ODI) 505 for 13 New Zealand v Australia Lincoln 2001-02 (RB) 502 for 15 New Zealand v Pakistan Christchurch 1996-97 (ODI) 502 for 20 England Australia Taunton 2005 (ODI) LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY 10 WICKETS 10 wkts England beat India Nelson 1981-82 ( WC) 10 wkts Australia beat Ireland Sydney 1988-89 ( WC) 10 wkts England beat Ireland Melbourne 1988-89 ( WC) 10 wkts Australia beat Ireland Melbourne 1988-89 ( WC) 10 wkts England beat Ireland Dublin 1990 (ODI) 10 wkts Australia beat Netherlands Warrington 1993 ( WC) 10 wkts New Zealand beat Netherlands Lindfield 1993 ( WC) 10 wkts New Zealand beat Australia Beckenham 1993 ( WC) 10 wkts New Zealand beat Pakistan Christchurch 1996-97 (ODI) 10 wkts Australia beat South Africa Bangalore 1997-98 ( WC) 10 wkts Netherlands beat Denmark Hasum 1997 (ODI) 10 wkts South Africa beat Ireland Dublin 1997 (ODI) 10 wkts Netherlands beat Sri Lanka Kandy 1997-98 (ODI) 10 wkts Australia beat England Bowral 1999-00 (ODI) 10 wkts Australia beat Ireland Christchurch 2000-01 ( WC) 10 wkts Australia beat Netherlands Lincoln 2000-01 ( WC) 10 wkts West Indies beat Japan Amstelveen 2003 (WCT) 10 wkts West Indies beat Scotland Schiedam 2003 (WCT) 10 wkts India beat Sri Lanka Kandy 2003-04 (ODI) 10 wkts Australia beat Ireland Pretoria 2004-05 ( WC) 10 wkts South Africa beat West Indies Pretoria 2004-05 (ODI) 10 wkts India beat England Silchar 2005-06 (ODI) 10 wkts India beat Sri Lanka Karachi(29/12/2005) 2005-06 ( AC) 10 wkts India beat Sri Lanka Karachi(01/01/2006) 2005-06 ( AC) 10 wkts India beat Pakistan Karachi(02/01/2006) 2005-06 ( AC) 10 wkts India beat Sri lanka Jaipur 2006-07 ( AC) 10 wkts England beat WestIndies Loughborough 2008 (ODI) 10 wkts South Africa beat Ireland Crowthorne 2008 (ODI) 10 wkts England beat India Taunton 2008 (ODI) 10 wkts India beat Pakistan BowraL 2008-09 ( WC) 10 wkts Ireland beat Netherlands Dublin 2009 (ODI) 10 wkts Australia beat New Zealand Melbourne 2009-10 (RB) 10 wkts South Africa beat Netherlands Potchefstroom 2010-11 (ODI) WOMEN'S MATCH RECORDS ONE DAY INTERNATIONAL RECORDS (including World Cup, World Cup Trophy, European Cup 1986-2001 and Rose Bowl) 31/10/2010 TEAM RECORDS MORE THAN 300 RUNS 408 runs New Zealand beat Pakistan Christchurch 1996-97 (ODI) 374 runs Australia beat Pakistan Melbourne 1996-97 (ODI) 363 runs Australia beat Denmark Mumbai 1997-98 ( WC) 301 runs Netherlands beat Japan Schiedam 2003 (WCT) NARROWEST MARGIN OF VICTORY 1 wkt` New Zealand beat Australia Sydney 1997-98 (RB) 1 wkt India beat England Manchester 1999 (ODI) 1 wkt South Africa beat England Canterbury 2000 (ODI) 1 wkt Pakistan beat Netherlands Karachi 2000-01 (ODI) 1 wkt South Africa beat England Pt Elizabeth 2003-04 (ODI) 1 wkt Australia beat New Zealand Brisbane 2006-07 (SRB) (1 ball to spare) 1 wkt West Indies beat England Basseterre 2009-10 (ODI) LESS THAN 5 RUNS 1 run New Zealand beat Australia Wanganui 1994-95 (SRB) 1 run England beat India Lincoln 2002-03 (ODI) 1 run Australia beat New Zealand Brisbane 2006-07 ( RB) 1 run South Africa beat West Indies Pretoria 2004-05 ( WC) 1 run Australia beat new Zealand Brisbane 2006-07 ( RB) 2 runs New Zealand beat India Delhi 1984-85 (ODI) 2 runs New Zealand beat Australia Wellington 1993-94 ( RB) 2 runs England beat Australia Stratford 2005 (ODI) 2 runs Australia beat New Zealand Darwin 2007 ( RB) 3 runs England beat India Finchampstead 1993 ( WC) 4 runs Australia beat New Zealand Wellington 1985-86 ( RB) 4 runs Netherlands beat Denmark Haarlem 1991 ( EC) 4 runs Australia beat New Zealand Adelaide 1995-96 ( RB) 4 runs New Zealand beat Australia Lincoln 2000-01 ( WC) 4 runs Pakistan beat West Indies Karachi 2003-04 (ODI) 4 runs Australia beat England Taunton 2005 (ODI) 4 runs New Zealand beat Australia Whangarei 2008-09 (SRB) WINNING ON LAST BALL OF THE MATCH South Africa beat England by 2 wickets Taunton 1997 (ODI) England beat India by 3 wickets Nottingham 1999 (ODI) Australia beat Ireland by 5 wickets (D/L) Dublin 2001 (ODI_ Australia beat New Zealand by 6 wickets Lincoln 2001-02 ( RB) New Zealand beat India by 2 wickets Chennai 2003-04 (ODI) South Africa beat England by 1 Wicket Port Elizabeth 2003-04 (ODI) Australia beat India by by 4 wickets Chennai 2006-07 (ODI) England beat Australia by 2 wickets (D/L) Stratford 2009 (ODI) England beat Australia by 2 wickets Wormsley 2009 (ODI) Australia beat New Zealand by 2 wickets Queenstown 2009-10 (RB) TIED MATCHES New Zealand (147-9) England (147-8) Auckland 1981-82 (WC) Australia (167) England (167-8) Christchurch 1981-82(WC) India (176) New Zealand (176-9) Indore 1997-98 (WC) South Africa (180-6) West Indies (180-8) Capetown 2009-10 (ODI) MOST CONSECUTIVE NUMBER OF MATCHES WITHOUT DEFEAT (15 or more) 24 Australia 01 January 1978 to 07 February 1985 20 England 25 February 2008 to 17 March 2009 17 Australia 12 December 1997 to 07 February 2009 16 Australia 25 February 1999 to 18 December 2000 WOMEN'S MATCH RECORDS ONE DAY INTERNATIONAL RECORDS (including World Cup, World Cup Trophy, European Cup 1986-2001 and Rose Bowl) 31/10/2010 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS MOST APPEARANCES( 50 or more) 141 K.L Rolton Australia 140 C.M.Edwards England 120 S.C.Taylor England 121 A.Chopra India 120 M.Raj India 118 B.J.Clark Australia 118 D.A.Hockley New Zealand 117 H.M.Tiffen New Zealand 109 C.L.Fitzpatrick Australia 109 J.Smit(Cassar) England 105 C.E.Taylor England
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