Teamwise highest individual score in ODIs

Teamwise highest individual score in ODIs: The below list contains the highest individual scores by batsmen for each of the countries playing international cricket. Netherlands Wesley Barresi 137* vs Kenya 2014 Netherland’s wicket keeper Wesley Barresi holds the record for the highest score for the Netherlands. He scored 137* against Kenya. (Photo Source:ICC) Netherland’s wicketkeeper Wesley Barresi holds the record for the highest score for the Netherlands. He scored 137* against Kenya with 11 fours and 2 sixes against Kenya in 2014. Netherlands scored 265 runs. Sadly it was not enough and Kenya chased it down thanks to Irfan Karim’s 108 and won by 4 wickets. Kenya Kennedy Otieno 144 vs Bangladesh 1997 Kenyan wicket keeper Kennedy Otieno scored 144 against Bangladesh in 1997. (Photo Source: Getty Images) Kenyan wicket keeper Kennedy Otieno scored 144 against Bangladesh in 1997 and added a then world record 225 for the first wicket with Dipak Chudasama (122). Otieno made 144 with 16 fours and Kenya made 347/3 and won the match by 150 runs. Scotland Calum MacLoed 175 vs Canada 2014 Scotland’s opener Calum MacLeod made his country’s highest individual score of 175 against Canada during a tri-series match. (Photo Source:Cricket Scotland) Scotland’s opener Calum MacLeod made his country’s highest individual score of 175 against Canada during a tri-series match. MacLeod hit 14 fours and 5 sixes in 141 deliveries. Scotland made 341 in their 50 overs and won the match by 170 runs bowling out Canada for 171. Bangladesh Tamim Iqbal 154 vs Zimbabwe 2009 Tamim Iqbal hit 154 against Zimbabwe with 7 fours and 6 sixes in 138 balls. (Photo Source: AFP) Tamim Iqbal hit 154 against Zimbabwe with 7 fours and 6 sixes in 138 balls. Bangladesh was chasing 312 runs set by Zimbabwe and won the match by 4 wickets with balls to go. Zimbabwe Charles Coventry 194* vs Bangladesh 2009 Zimbabwe scored 312 thanks to a then world record 194* by Charles Coventry. (Photo Source: AFP) In the match in which Tamim Iqbal’s 154 took Bangladesh to victory, Zimbabwe scored 312 thanks to a then world record 194* by Charles Coventry. Coventry overlapped Saeed Anwar because he was not out on the same score. Coventry scored his runs with 7 sixes and 16 fours. England Alex Hales 171 vs Pakistan 2016 England batsman Alex Hales celebrates his century. (Photo by Stu Forster/Getty Images) Alex Hales made 171*, the highest score for England against Pakistan in 2016 at Trentbridge. England scored a record total of 444/3 in allotted 50 overs. It turned out to more than enough total as Pakistan scored 275/10 in 42.4 overs. South Africa Gary Kirsten 188* vs UAE 1996 World cup Gary Kirsten scored the World cup’s highest score of 188* against United Arab Emirates in their 1996 World cup clash. (Photo Source: Getty Images) Gary Kirsten scored the World cup’s highest score of 188* against United Arab Emirates in their 1996 World cup clash. It was Kirsten’s World cup debut and he hit 188* off 158 balls with 13 fours and 4 sixes. South Africa scored 321 runs and won by 169 runs bowling UAE out for 152. Sri Lanka Sanath Jayasuriya 189 vs India 2000 Sanath Jayasuriya scored 189 runs against India. (Photo Source : AFP ) Sri Lanka’s Sanath Jayasuriya equalled the then highest 189 against India in the Coca cola cup final in 2000 in Sharjah. Sri lanka scored 299/5 and dismissed India for just 54 to win the match by 245 runs. Jayasuriya hit 21 fours and 4 sixes in his innings. New Zealand Martin Guptill 237* vs West Indies 2015 Martin Guptill has the highest score for New Zealand in ODIs, 237* against West Indies. (Photo Source: Getty Images) Martin Guptill hit New Zealand’s highest score of 237* against West Indies in Wellington in QF of 2015 World Cup . He hit 24 fours and 11 sixes in 163 deliveries faced. New Zealand made 393/6 in 50 overs. This is now the highest individual score in World Cup history. West Indies Chris Gayle 215 vs Zimbabwe 2015 World cup Chris Gayle hit the first double hundred in World cup history. (Photo Source: Gallo Images) Chris Gayle hit the first ever 200 in the World cup history. His 215 is now the highest individual score for West Indies in ODIs beating Sir Viv Richards’ 189* against England in 1984. Gayle scored his 200 in 138 balls making it the fastest Double century in ODIs, breaking Virender Sehwag’s record of 140 balls. Gayle also hit record equaling 16 sixes and 10 fours in his innings. Gayle and Marlon Samuels added 372 runs for the 2nd wicket, another world record. Australia Shane Watson 185* vs Bangladesh 2011 Shane Watson’s 185*is the highest individual score in a chase. (Photo Source: BCCI) Shane Watson’s 185* is the highest individual score in a chase. Bangladesh made 229 and Shane Watson decided to just stand and smash it out of the ground. He hit 15 fours and 15 sixes in his innings. Watson scored 185 out of his team’s 232. Pakistan Saeed Anwar 194 vs India 1997 Saeed Anwar was the first batsman to cross 190 runs in one ODI innings. (Photo Source : Reuters ) Saeed Anwar took every Indian bowler to the cleaners in the macth at Chennai in the 1997 Independence cup tournament. Anwar made 194 and was looking good enough to make a double century before being dismissed by Sachin Tendulkar. He broke Sir Viv Richards’ 13 year old record and hit 22 fours and 5 sixes in his innings which lasted 146 balls. India Rohit Sharma 264 vs Sri Lanka 2014 Rohit Sharma’s 264 is the second highest score in List A cricket.(Photo Source : PTI). Rohit Sharma broke Virender Sehwag’s record for highest score in ODIs and for India in his 264 runs innings. Sharma also hit a record breaking 33 fours and 7 sixes in 173 balls faced. India scored 404/5 and won the match by 153 runs when Sri Lanka could just score 251 runs chasing. (All Stats Updated Till 6th November 2016)

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