ODIs 2014

Highest scores

1. 1South Africa v West Indies439-291, Match 2, 18 Jan439
2. 2South Africa v Ireland411-210, Match 24, 3 Mar411
3. 3South Africa v West Indies408-151, Match 19, 27 Feb408
4. 4India v Sri Lanka404-251, Match 4, 13 Nov404
5. 5New Zealand v West Indies393-250, Quarter Final, 21 Mar393

Biggest wins

1. 1South Africa v West Indies408-151, Match 19, 27 Feb257
2. 2South Africa v Ireland411-210, Match 24, 3 Mar201
3. 3Australia v Zimbabwe350-152, Match 1, 25 Aug198
4. 4West Indies v Bangladesh247-70, Match 2, 22 Aug177
5. 5India v Sri Lanka363-194, Match 1, 2 Nov169

Highest-scoring inningss

1. 1South Africa v West IndiesInns, 439-291, Match 2, 18 Jan439
2. 2South Africa v IrelandInns, 411-210, Match 24, 3 Mar411
3. 3South Africa v West IndiesInns, 408-151, Match 19, 27 Feb408
4. 4India v Sri LankaInns, 404-251, Match 4, 13 Nov404
5. 5New Zealand v West IndiesInns, 393-250, Quarter Final, 21 Mar393

Biggest comebacks

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

Highest-scoring games

1. 1South Africa v West Indies439-291, Match 2, 18 Jan730
2. 2Australia v Sri Lanka376-312, Match 32, 8 Mar688
3. 3West Indies v Zimbabwe372-289, Match 15, 24 Feb661
4. 4Ireland v Zimbabwe331-326, Match 30, 7 Mar657
5. 5India v Sri Lanka404-251, Match 4, 13 Nov655

Lowest scores

1. 1Bangladesh v India58-105, Match 2, 17 June58
2. 2Sri Lanka v England67-73, Match 3, 28 May67
3. 3India v Australia69-0, Match 5, 26 Jan69
4. 4Bangladesh v West Indies70-247, Match 2, 22 Aug70
5. 5England v Sri Lanka73-67, Match 3, 28 May73

Longest winning streaks

1. 1New Zealand31 Jan to 24 Mar9
2. 2Australia19 Nov to 14 Feb8
3. 3India15 Feb to 19 Mar7
4. 4India11 Oct to 16 Nov7
5. 5South Africa12 July to 29 Aug6

Longest losing streaks

1. 1Zimbabwe4 Sept to 15 Feb7
2. 2United Arab Emirates19 Feb to 15 Mar, still going6
3. 3Scotland12 Jan to 14 Mar, still going6
4. 4Pakistan17 Dec to 21 Feb6
5. 5West Indies11 Oct to 21 Jan5

Highest-scoring grounds

1. 1Manuka Oval, Canberra3 games, avg runs per game (both sides)622.3
2. 2Saxton Oval, Nelson4 games, avg runs per game (both sides)594.5
3. 3Mahinda Rajapaksa International Cricket Stadium, Sooriyawewa, Hambantota4 games, avg runs per game (both sides)542.3
4. 4Bellerive Oval, Hobart4 games, avg runs per game (both sides)526.3
5. 5R Premadasa Stadium, Colombo5 games, avg runs per game (both sides)512.4

Runs

1. 1Rohit SharmaIndia, v Sri Lanka, Match 4264
2. 2Martin GuptillNew Zealand, v West Indies, Quarter Final237
3. 3Chris GayleWest Indies, v Zimbabwe, Match 15215
4. 4Luke RonchiNew Zealand, v Sri Lanka, Match 5170
5. 5D RamdinWest Indies, v Bangladesh, Match 3169

Balls faced

1. 1Rohit SharmaIndia, v Sri Lanka, Match 4173
2. 2Martin GuptillNew Zealand, v West Indies, Quarter Final163
3. 3MN SamuelsWest Indies, v Zimbabwe, Match 15156
4. 4Chris GayleWest Indies, v Zimbabwe, Match 15147
5. 5Tillakaratne DilshanSri Lanka, v Bangladesh, Match 18146

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