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India is only the second team to hold No 1 ICC Ranking in all formats (Tests, ODIs, T20s) at the same time in cricket history. Achieving the No.1 ranking across all formats has only happened once before this, with South Africa accomplishing this remarkable feat back in August 2012.
India vs Australia – Head to head – 5 Notable Records in One Day Internationals
1. Highest team scores in Ind vs Aus One Day matches
2. Lowest team scores in India vs Australia ODIs
3. Highest Individual Score in India vs Australia cricket (ODIs)
4. Most Sixes in an Innings between India and Australia encounters in One Dayers
5. Best Bowling Figure in India vs Australia ODIs
There are total 24 instances where a team has scored more than 400 runs in an innings in ODI cricket. But there is only one instance when a team successfully chase down a 400+ total.
Mahendra Singh Dhoni is the fastest batsman to No.1 ODI rank. He got there in his 38th innings only.
Shubman Gill Double Century – Only batsman to complete his double century by smashing 3 consecutive sixes
All-rounder Yuvraj Singh, is the only player in cricket history to take five wickets and score 50-plus runs in a World Cup match.
Malinga is the only man in the history of international cricket to pick up four wickets in four balls on two different occasions.
Rohit Sharma, broke Sachin Tendulkar’s record and became second fastest batsman to reach 10000 runs in ODIs. Rohit Sharma achieved this feat in just 241 innings. He broke the record of Little Master Sachin Tendulkar, who reached the milestone in 259 innings. Only Virat Kohli has scored 10000 runs in lesser innings, who took only 205 innings to achieve 10000 runs mark.
Virat Kohli achieved this feat of reaching 13000 runs in just 267 innings. This is fastest by any batsman in ODI history. Kohli broke the record of great Sachin Tendulkar who reached to the milestone of scoring 13000 runs in ODI cricket in 321 innings.
Rahul Dravid non argubally known as best slip fielder for India. He played 164 Tests and held 210 catches – a world record for a non-wicket keeping fielder.