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List: Teams with Most 400+ Scores in ODI

Cricket in modern-day has become more of a batsman-friendly sport. The rise in T20 international games and domestic leagues around the globe has even influenced other formats where runs came cautiously.

This could be seen with the big increase in the totals of 300 reached and even chased successfully.

Another reason for these big scores in ODI is because of the fact that ICC is trying to expand the format to more nations and thereby more minnow teams get to play against bigger powers in bilaterals.

This article will list the teams who have scored 400+ scores in ODI and are sorted by the number of such instances.

Most 400+ Scores in ODI

TEAMS400+ SCORESWONLOSTTIED/NRWIN%
South Africa8800100
India7700100
England5500100
Australia211050
Sri Lanka211050
New Zealand211050
Zimbabwe1100100
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All-Out Below 100 Most Times in Tests

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Most 350+ Scores in ODI

Most 400+ Scores in ODI

Most Successful 350-plus Run Chases in ODI

All-Out Below 100 Most Times in ODIs

Most 200+ Totals in T20Is

Most 200+ Totals in T20 World Cup

Most 200+ Totals in an IPL Season

Most 250+ Totals in IPL

Most Times – 200+ Run Chases in IPL

Most “Below 100” Totals in IPL

Stats Insights

Australia is the first team to cross 400+ score in ODI.

South Africa and Sri Lanka are the only teams to attain the milestone number of 400 while batting second. While doing so, the protean side ended up on a historical winning note, whereas Sri Lanka failed to chase India’s 414.

South Africa, England, India, and New Zealand have never lost an ODI match after scoring 400+.

872 runs scored by Australia and South Africa together in a 2006 Johannesburg game is the highest aggregate by two teams in an ODI match, followed by 825 by India and Sri Lanka in Rajkot, 2009. These are the two instances when both teams crossed 400 mark in the same match.

Related: Which team has crossed the 600 runs mark in Test cricket most times?

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