One Day International is a form of limited overs cricket which is played between two teams. The first ODI was played between Australia and England in January 1971.
It is a late 20th century development and India sits on top of the list of most ODI wins between 2010 and 2019.
An ODI match has one innings per team and an inning concludes if the batting team is all out or exhausts the 50 overs of play.
India on Tuesday created history after defeating Australia at Gabba in over three decades.
Indian victory at Gabba proved to be a collective effort of team India. Even without the presence of Virat Kohli, Mohammed Shami, Ravindra Jadeja, Jasprit Bumrah, Ravichandran Ashwin, it remained a promising feast.
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Here is a look at the highest and lowest ODI totals of all teams-
Australia
434/4 vs SA in 2006
70/10 vs NZ in 1986 | 70/10 vs ENG in 197
Afghanistan
338/10 vs IRE in 2017
58/10 vs ZIM in 2016
Bangladesh
333/8 vs Aus in 2019
58/10 vs WI in 2011 | 58/10 vs IND in 2014
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England
481/6 vs AUS in 2018
86/10 vs AUS in 2001
India
418/5 vs WI in 2011
54/10 vs SL in 2000
Ireland
331/8 vs ZIM in 2015 | 331/6 vs SCO in 2018
77/10 vs SL in 2007
New Zealand
402/2 vs IRE in 2008
64/10 vs PAK in 1986
Pakistan
399/1 vs ZIM in 2018
43/10 vs WI in 199
South Africa
439/2 vs WI in 2015
69/10 vs AUS 1993
Sri Lanka
443/9 vs NETH in 2006
43/10 vs SA in 2012
West Indies
389/9 vs Eng in 2019
54/10 vs SA in 2004
Zimbabwe
351/7 vs KEN in 2009
35/10 vs SL in 2004
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