Australia Joins India in 1000th ODI Club! Clean Sweep against WI Seals Historic Milestone

Australia Joins India in 1000th ODI Club

In a historic feat, Australia has become only the second team to reach the remarkable milestone of playing 1000 One Day Internationals (ODIs). Surpassing numerous cricketing milestones, India stands as the pioneer, achieving this distinction before any other nation.

Australia’s 1000th ODI Triumph

In a decisive third ODI against the West Indies, Australia clinched their 1000th ODI victory with a resounding 8-wicket win. This triumph not only marked the century of ODIs for Australia but also sealed their dominance in the three-match series with an impressive 3-0 clean sweep.

Statistical Showdown: Australia vs. India

While India holds the record for the most ODIs played, participating in 1055 matches, Australia boasts a higher win percentage. Having won 609 out of 1000 ODIs, Australia’s winning percentage stands at an impressive 63.5%. In contrast, India, with 559 victories out of 1055 matches, maintains a winning percentage of 55.73%.

Top 5 Teams with the Most ODIs

  1. India – 1055 ODIs
  2. Australia – 1000 ODIs
  3. Pakistan – 970 ODIs
  4. Sri Lanka – 912 ODIs
  5. West Indies – 873 ODIs

Player of the Match

The 1000th ODI showcased Australian fast bowler Xavier Bartlett as the standout performer. His remarkable contribution included taking 4 wickets, a stellar performance that earned him the well-deserved ‘Player of the Match’ award. Bartlett’s spell of 4 wickets for 21 runs in 7.1 overs played a pivotal role in restricting the West Indies to a mere 86 runs in 24.1 overs.

Australia’s Commanding Victory

Australia’s batting prowess came to the forefront as they efficiently chased down the target of 87 runs in just 6.2 overs, losing only 2 wickets. Openers Jake Fraser-McGurk and Joe Ingles played crucial innings, ensuring a swift and dominating victory for the Australian team.

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