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One Day Worldwide cricket was played beginning around 1971 yet not one of these aggregates was made in the twentieth hundred years. It likewise proposes to us that this might be a seriously liquid rundown and there will be more increments in the months that follow. England’s reality record score of 498/4 is likewise the latest passage and advises us to anticipate all the more high scores in practically no time.
| Team | Runs | Against | Venue | Date | |
| England | 498 | Netherlands | Amstelveen | 17 Jun 2022 | |
| England | 481 | Australia | Nottingham | 19 Jun 2018 | |
| England | 444 | Pakistan | Nottingham | 30 Aug 2016 | |
| Sri Lanka | 443 | Netherlands | Amstelveen | 4 Jul 2006 | |
| South Africa | 439 | West Indies | Johannesburg | 18 Jan 2015 | |
| South Africa | 438 | Australia | Johannesburg | 12 Mar 2006 | |
| South Africa | 438 | India | Mumbai | 25 Oct 2015 | |
| Australia | 434 | South Africa | Johannesburg | 12 Mar 2006 | |
| South Africa | 418 | Zimbabwe | Potchefstroom | 20 Sep 2006 | |
| India | 418 | West Indies | Indore | 8 Dec 2011 |
England 498/4 vs. Netherlands – 2022
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A record 498/4, made by England against the Netherlands in 2022, is currently the most influential group in ODI cricket. Phil Salt, Dawid Malan, and Jos Buttler all scored century runs for England, which included Jos Buttler’s unbeaten 162 on top.
England 481/6 vs. Australia – 2018
England’s score against the Dutch beat the record they had set four years earlier. Australia was the casualty this time as Eoin Morgan’s men came to 481/6 at Trent Scaffold. Australia, who lost the match by 232 runs, was very much impacted by Alex Hales and Jonny Bairstow’s centuries.
England 444/3 vs. Pakistan – 2016
Trent Scaffold is a quick scoring ground and England had recently set a record complete here in 2016. Against Pakistan, the group would order a triumphant score of 444 for the deficiency of only three wickets.
On his home ground, Alex Hales was Player of the Match by and by for his 171, which was a singular record for English hitters at that point. England would proceed to dominate the match by 169 runs.
Sri Lanka 443/9 vs. Netherlands – 2006
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The ground at Amstelveen likewise includes unequivocally in this gathering. Against the Netherlands here in 2006, Sri Lanka made 443/9 and Sanath Jayasuriya became top-scoring with 157 runs.
The Dutch made only 248 in reply to lose by 195 runs.
South Africa 439/2 vs. West Indies
South Africa’s most noteworthy group absolute to date is the 439/2 made against the West Indies at Johannesburg in 2015. The main three hitters generally made hundreds of years as Hashim Amla top-scored 153. The Windies made 291/7 in reply to lose by 148 runs.
South Africa 438/9 vs. Australia – 2006
Here the two groups passed 400. South Africa’s all-out of 438/9 is the most ever to win an ODI batting second and that is a record that might in all likelihood never be beaten. Herschelle Gibbs was the legend with 175 as the South Africans pursued down Australia’s absolute with one ball in excess.
South Africa 438/4 vs. India – 2015
South Africa made 438/4 in another high-scoring game, and it set up a vehement, 214-run prevail over India at the Wankhede Arena in Mumbai. The absolute included three centuries; the most elevated individual score was Faf Du Plessis’ 133.
Australia 434/4 vs. South Africa – 2006
Australia’s total of 434/4 was a record at that point; however, it was broken promptly when South Africa effectively pursued it down. This fantastic game in Johannesburg saw the Aussies set a solid objective, because of Ricky Ponting’s most noteworthy ODI score of 164.
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