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A Full LOI Stats at Nottingham Limited Overs International Records at Trent Bridge, Nottingham As at 16 June 2018. Team Records Results Team P W L T NR Australia 7 3 3 1 0 Bangladesh 2 0 2 0 0 England 31 15 13 2 1 India 5 2 3 0 0 New Zealand 7 2 5 0 0 Pakistan 12 7 5 0 0 South Africa 4 2 2 0 0 Sri Lanka 6 1 4 1 0 West Indies 7 5 1 0 1 Zimbabwe 3 2 1 0 0 All Day D/N Average 1st innings score 252 239 276 Won by team batting 1st 17 11 6 Won by team batting 2nd 22 15 7 Highest totals 444-3 (50) England v Pakistan 2016 391-4 (50) England v Bangladesh 2005 363-7 (55) England v Pakistan 1992 Lowest totals 83 (23) South Africa v England 2008 138 (50.1) Sri Lanka v Pakistan 1975 147 (38.2) England v West Indies 2004 Highest totals batting 2nd 350-3 (44) England v New Zealand 2015 (Won) 302-6 (48.2) Australia v England 2009 (Won) 286-8 (50) England v Sri Lanka 2016 (Tied) Largest victory margins (by runs) 198 runs England v Pakistan 1992 192 runs Pakistan v Sri Lanka 1975 169 runs England v Pakistan 2016 Batting Highest scores 171 (122) AD Hales England v Pakistan 2016 152 (128) AJ Strauss England v Bangladesh 2005 131 (147) KWR Fletcher England v New Zealand 1975 Most runs Name M Inns NO Runs HS Avg SR 100 50 AJ Strauss 7 7 1 399 152 66.5 95 1 2 EJG Morgan 11 9 1 376 113 47 120.121 2 IR Bell 8 7 3 345 86 *86.25 76.15 0 3 AJ Stewart 6 6 1 306 100 *61.2 65.52 1 2 Zaheer Abbas 5 5 1 300 103 *75 82.19 1 2 Most centuries 2 AJ Lamb Fastest fifty (balls) 21 Mohammad Ashraful Bangladesh v England 2005 Fastest century (balls) 73 EJG Morgan England v New Zealand 2015 Record wicket partnerships 1st 171* AN Cook and C Kieswetter England v Sri Lanka 2011 2nd 248 AD Hales and JE Root England v Pakistan 2016 3rd 198 JE Root and EJG Morgan England v New Zealand 2015 4th 210 AJ Strauss and PD Collingwood England v Bangladesh 2005 5th 96 GW Flower and S Matsikenyeri Zimbabwe v England 2003 6th 100 PL Symcox and JN Rhodes South Africa v Sri Lanka 1998 7th 138 JC Buttler and CR Woakes England v Sri Lanka 2016 8th 50* RW Marsh and RM Hogg Australia v Zimbabwe 1983 9th 70* Abdul Razzaq and Naved-ul-Hasan Pakistan v England 2006 10th 76 Yasir Shah and Mohammad Aamer Pakistan v England 2016 Bowling Best bowling in an innings 6-31 PD Collingwood England v Bangladesh 2005 6-39 KH MacLeay Australia v India 1983 6-59 Waqar Younis Pakistan v Australia 2001 Most wickets Name M Balls Runs Wkts Avg RPO BB 5I JM Anderson 8 398 339 16 21.18 5.11 4-55 0 SCJ Broad 7 372 320 14 22.85 5.16 5-23 1 Waqar Younis 3 174 181 12 15.08 6.24 6-59 1 D Gough 7 402 233 10 23.30 3.47 2-24 0 Imran Khan 6 284 146 9 16.22 3.08 3-15 0 Most economical bowling (minimum 10 overs) 10-4-16-2 (rpo 1.60) AD Mullally England v Zimbabwe 1999 Most runs conceded in an innings 10-0-110-0 (rpo 11.00) Wahab Riaz Pakistan v England 2016 Wicketkeeping Most dismissals in an innings 6 (ct 6) MJ Prior England v South Africa 2008 Most dismissals in a career Name M Ct St Total Wasim Bari 5 7 2 9 MJ Prior 4 8 0 8 JC Buttler 6 7 0 7 Fielding Most catches in an innings 3 R Clarke England v Zimbabwe 2003 3 CR Woakes England v Sri Lanka 2016 Most catches in a career Name M Ct EJG Morgan 11 5 CR Woakes 5 5 CH Gayle 3 4 GA Gooch 4 4 AJ Strauss 7 4 GP Thorpe 4 4 Appearances Most matches EJG Morgan 11 JM Anderson 8 IR Bell 8 PD Collingwood 8 Most captaincies AN Cook 4 EJG Morgan 4 AJ Strauss 4 MP Vaughan 4.
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