Some interesting records of matches between India and Australia
, The first international ODI match between India and Australia was played on 06 December 1980. India won this match by 66 runs. The match was 49 overs and Team India batted first and scored 208 runs for the loss of 9 wickets. Sandeep Patil scored the most runs for India in this match. He played an innings of 64 runs off 70 balls. Chasing the target from India, the Australian team was bowled out for 142 runs. Australia had a target of 209 runs to win. This match was played in Melbourne. Dilip Doshi took 3 wickets in 10 overs.
, So far 150 ODI matches have been played between India and Australia. Meanwhile, Team India has won 57 matches while they have faced defeat in 83 matches. While there is no result from 10 matches. India’s winning percentage against Australia in ODIs is 38.00.
, Australia holds the record for the biggest ODI win between India and Australia, be it by run difference, wickets or balls remaining. Australia defeated India by 208 runs on 8 February 2004 in Sydney. This is Australia’s biggest win against India in ODIs in terms of runs. If we talk about the biggest win in terms of balls remaining in the second innings, Australia won with 234 balls to spare in Visakhapatnam this year. Apart from this, Australia defeated India by 10 wickets in ODI matches played on 14 January 2020 and 19 March 2023, which is Australia’s biggest win against India in terms of wickets.
, Sachin Tendulkar holds the record for most runs in ODIs between India and Australia. Sachin Tendulkar has scored 3077 runs in 71 matches at an average of 44.59. During this time he has scored 9 centuries and 15 half-centuries. Second in the list is Rohit Sharma who has scored 2332 runs in 44 matches at an average of 58.30. While on the third position is Virat Kohli, who has scored 2313 runs in 48 matches at an average of 53.79.
, If we talk about active Australian players, Smith is currently the highest run-scoring batsman for Australia in ODIs against India. He has scored 1306 runs in 28 matches at an average of 54.41. While the highest run-scorer in ODIs between India and Australia is Australian batsman Ricky Ponting, who has scored 2164 runs at an average of 40.07 in 59 matches.
, Rohit Sharma holds the record for the highest individual score in an ODI between India and Australia. Rohit Sharma played an innings of 209 runs against Australia in 2013. If we talk about Australian players then the record of highest individual score in India vs Australia ODI matches is held by George Bailey. He played an innings of 156 runs in 2013.
, Rohit Sharma holds the record for most sixes in ODIs between India and Australia. Rohit Sharma has hit 84 sixes against Australia. Second in this list is Glenn Maxwell who has hit 44 sixes. While Sachin Tendulkar is third in this list with 35 sixes.
, Brett Lee is the highest wicket taker in ODIs between India and Australia. He has taken 55 wickets in 32 matches. While Kapil Dev is second in this list. Kapil Dev has taken 45 wickets in 41 matches. Mohammad Shami is fifth in the list with 38 wickets and Ravindra Jadeja is sixth with 37 wickets.
, If we talk about the highest individual bowling performance in ODIs between India vs Australia, Murali Karthik tops the list. In the match played on 17 October 2007, he bowled three maidens in 10 overs and took 6 wickets for 27 runs.
, Australia holds the highest score by any team in an India vs Australia ODI match. Australia scored 434 runs for the loss of 4 wickets in Canberra in 2016. India holds the record for making the lowest score. In 1981, India were bowled out for 91 runs in Adelaide.
, If we talk about the World Cup, Australia and India have faced each other 13 times in the World Cup. Meanwhile, Team India has won 5 times while Australia has won 8 times. At the same time, the two teams have met three times in the ICC knockout stage and India have lost twice, while Australia have lost once.
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