ODIs 2003

Highest scores

1. 1Australia v India359-151, Final, 8 Feb359
2. 2India v New Zealand353-208, Match 9, 15 Nov353
3. 3Australia v Zimbabwe344-196, Match 4, 16 Jan344
4. 4Pakistan v India329-317, Match 2, 16 Mar329
5. 5Pakistan v Bangladesh323-186, Match 1, 9 Sept323

Biggest wins

1. 1South Africa v West Indies263-54, Match 1, 25 Jan209
2. 2Australia v India359-151, Final, 8 Feb208
3. 3Australia v Zimbabwe344-196, Match 4, 16 Jan148
4. 4India v New Zealand353-208, Match 9, 15 Nov145
5. 5Pakistan v Bangladesh323-186, Match 1, 9 Sept137

Highest-scoring inningss

1. 1Australia v IndiaInns, 359-151, Final, 8 Feb359
2. 2India v New ZealandInns, 353-208, Match 9, 15 Nov353
3. 3Australia v ZimbabweInns, 344-196, Match 4, 16 Jan344
4. 4Pakistan v IndiaInns, 329-317, Match 2, 16 Mar329
5. 5Pakistan v BangladeshInns, 323-186, Match 1, 9 Sept323

Biggest comebacks

We need innings-by-innings scores to find comebacks.

Highest-scoring games

1. 1Pakistan v India329-317, Match 2, 16 Mar646
2. 2West Indies v South Africa300-297, Match 4, 1 Feb597
3. 3India v Pakistan294-293, Match 4, 21 Mar587
4. 4India v Australia303-284, Match 5, 18 Jan587
5. 5Pakistan v New Zealand292-291, Match 1, 29 Nov583

Lowest scores

1. 1South Africa v West Indies15-147, Match 3, 30 Jan15
2. 2India v South Africa46-0, Final, 21 Apr46
3. 3West Indies v South Africa54-263, Match 1, 25 Jan54
4. 4West Indies v England57-0, Match 2, 24 Apr57
5. 5England v Zimbabwe81-0, Match 4, 1 July81

Longest winning streaks

1. 1Australia29 Oct to 16 Jan6
2. 2Australia22 Jan to 20 Feb5
3. 3England6 July to 12 Nov5
4. 4Pakistan9 Sept to 5 Oct5
5. 5South Africa7 Oct to 25 Jan4

Longest losing streaks

1. 1Bangladesh2 Aug to 14 Mar, still going10
2. 2India22 Jan to 19 Mar6
3. 3Zimbabwe29 Nov to 20 Jan6
4. 4New Zealand15 Nov to 5 Dec4
5. 5Pakistan7 Oct to 12 Oct3

Highest-scoring grounds

1. 1Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore6 games, avg runs per game (both sides)532.0
2. 2Sydney Cricket Ground3 games, avg runs per game (both sides)460.7
3. 3Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium5 games, avg runs per game (both sides)432.2
4. 4Melbourne Cricket Ground3 games, avg runs per game (both sides)422.3
5. 5Harare Sports Club4 games, avg runs per game (both sides)401.0

Runs

1. 1Adam GilchristAustralia, v Zimbabwe, Match 4172
2. 2Sachin TendulkarIndia, v Pakistan, Match 2141
3. 3Yuvraj SinghIndia, v Australia, Match 7139
4. 4V SehwagIndia, v New Zealand, Match 9130
5. 5Wavell HindsWest Indies, v Zimbabwe, Match 4127

Balls faced

1. 1GW FlowerZimbabwe, v England, Match 1152
2. 2JH KallisSouth Africa, v Zimbabwe, Match 3147
3. 3ME TrescothickEngland, v Pakistan, Match 3145
4. 4Wavell HindsWest Indies, v Zimbabwe, Match 4141
5. 5Wavell HindsWest Indies, v Australia, Match 6140

Fours

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