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A One Day International (ODI) is a form of limited-overs cricket that is played between two teams with international standing. During the game, which may last up to 9 hours, each team faces a certain amount of overs, currently 50. This format is used to play the Cricket World Cup, which is typically held every four years. Twenty20 International competitions can sometimes be referred to as Limited Overs Internationals (LOI), another moniker for One Day International competitions. They are significant contests that stand as the apex of List A, limited-overs play.
1) Australia defeated South Africa (438/9) in 2006’s City Of Gold match
The Australians achieved 434 runs in their first innings in 2006 thanks to Ponting’s 164 from 105 deliveries, losing 6 wickets in the process. Herschelle’s innings of 175 from 11 deliveries and his captain Smith’s effort of 90 runs from 55 deliveries allowed the South African team to chase down the goal with 1 wicket in hand and 1 delivery remaining.
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2) In Durban in 2016, Australia defeated South Africa (372/6)
In ODI cricket, the South African team defeated the Australian team in the second-highest run chase, which was against the same opponents as the first chase. In 2016, it was their third One-Day match. Miller’s 118 from 79 deliveries, Quinton’s smash of 70 from 49 deliveries, and Amla’s 45 runs from 30 deliveries helped the South Africans reach their goal with 4 deliveries remaining.
3) Windies vs. England, Bridgetown, 2019, 364/4
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The West Indies scored 360 runs against England in the One-Day match of the 2019 series. They scored more than 300 runs thanks to Gayle (135 runs), Hope (64 runs), and Bravo (40 runs). Thanks to the hundreds that Jason and Root produced, the English team overcame the West Indies team by six wickets.
4) India vs. Australia (362/1) at Jaipur, 2013
The Australian team scored 359 runs, setting a target for the Indian side to meet. Team India scored 360 runs in the final three deliveries in the second One-Day International. India was able to successfully complete the biggest run chase in an ODI because to Rohit’s score of 141 runs off 123 deliveries and Virat’s knock of 100 runs off 52 deliveries.
5) Australia vs. India (359/6) – Mohali – 2019
The Australians reached the required total of 359 during the fourth One-Day match of their 2019 tour of India. Usman’s 91-run innings, Turner’s 84-run total and Handscomb’s 100-run performance all contributed to the Australian team’s victory by 4 wickets and 13 deliveries.
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