One Day International (ODI) cricket news, match reports, records and all-time lists, including double centuries, most runs, most wickets and fastest milestones.
Rohit Sharma has hit the most sixes in ODI cricket, 381, after breaking Shahid Afridi’s record of 351 in November 2025. Full top 10 list with Afridi, Chris Gayle, Sanath Jayasuriya and MS Dhoni, plus innings records.
Shai Hope’s unbeaten 162 led West Indies’ highest ODI chase as they hunted down 352 to beat India in New Chandigarh; India won the series 2-1.
Shubman Gill reached 200 in 117 balls, the fastest double century in ODI history, as India chased down 406 to beat West Indies by eight wickets in Guwahati.
India have won the Asia Cup a record 9 times, most recently beating Pakistan in the 2025 final in Dubai. Sri Lanka have 6 titles and Pakistan 2. Full Asia Cup winners list with runners-up, captains, final results and records.
In ODI cricket India was not prominent for their bowling. Initially, Indian bowlers couldn’t bowl well in a match as
India has been playing ODI cricket since 1974, and their batting has played a huge role in winning the matches.
ODI cricket is one of the most loved formats of the game among cricket teams. 50 years back in 1971,
Australia have won the most ODIs in history with 619 wins, ahead of India (577) and Pakistan (529). Australia also have the best win percentage among the major teams, just ahead of South Africa. Full team-by-team ODI win list for 2026.
Pakistan lead Afghanistan 7-1 in ODIs after eight matches. Afghanistan’s only win came at the 2023 World Cup in Chennai, where they chased 283 to win by 8 wickets. Full match-by-match AFG vs PAK ODI record.
The second most eminent cricket tournament of ICC has seen different characters dominating the game over the years. Each year
