List of England One Day International cricket records

The England Cricket Team played their first One Day International against Australia on 5 January 1971 at the Melbourne Cricket Ground after the first three days of the arranged Test Match had been abandoned due to rain. A one-off one day game consisting of 40 eight-ball overs per side was played instead, Australia winning by 5 wickets.

England have hosted the Cricket World Cup on 4 occasions but have never won the competition. Their best performance was reaching the finals in 1979, 1987 and 1992.

Any player in bold is currently active in the England squad.

Team Records

Team wins, losses, ties and draws

Matches Played

Team 1st ODI Matches Won Lost Drawn Tied % Won
 England January, 1971 677 328 318 8 23 50.76
Source:[1]. Last updated: 12 October 2016.

Results Summary

Opposition Span Matches Won Lost Drawn Tied % Won
 Afghanistan 2015–2015 1 1 0 0 0 100.00
 Australia 1971–2015 136 51 80 2 3 39.09
 Bangladesh 2000–2016 19 15 4 0 0 78.94
 Canada 1979–2007 2 2 0 0 0 100.00
 East Africa 1975–1975 1 1 0 0 0 100.00
 India 1974–2015 93 38 50 2 3 43.33
 Ireland 2006–2015 7 5 1 0 1 83.33
 Kenya 1999–2007 2 2 0 0 0 100.00
 Namibia 2003–2003 1 1 0 0 0 100.00
 Netherlands 1996–2011 3 3 0 0 0 100.00
 New Zealand 1973–2015 83 36 41 2 4 46.83
 Pakistan 1974–2016 81 49 30 0 2 62.02
 Scotland 2008–2015 4 3 0 0 1 100.00
 South Africa 1992–2016 56 24 28 1 3 46.22
 Sri Lanka 1982–2016 69 33 34 1 1 49.26
 United Arab Emirates 1996–1996 1 1 0 0 0 100.00
 West Indies 1973–2014 88 42 42 0 4 50.00
 Zimbabwe 1992–2004 30 21 8 0 1 72.41
Source:[2]. Last updated: 12 October 2016.

Highest and Lowest Scores

Highest Totals by England

Rank Score Against Stadium Place Year Result
1 444/3 vs.  Pakistan Trent Bridge England Nottingham, England 2016 Won
2 408/9 vs.  New Zealand Edgbaston England Birmingham, England 2015 Won
3 399/9 vs.  South Africa Mangaung Oval South Africa Bloemfontein, South Africa 2016 Won
4 391/4 vs.  Bangladesh Trent Bridge England Nottingham, England 2005 Won
5 365/9 vs.  New Zealand The Oval England London, England 2015 Lost
6 363/7 vs.  Pakistan Trent Bridge England Nottingham, England 1992 Won
7 355/5 vs.  Pakistan Dubai International Cricket Stadium United Arab Emirates Dubai, United Arab Emirates 2015 Won
8 350/3 vs.  New Zealand Trent Bridge England Nottingham, England 2015 Won
9 347/7 vs.  Bangladesh Edgbaston England Birmingham, England 2010 Won
10 340/6 vs.  New Zealand McLean Park New Zealand Napier, New Zealand 2008 Tied
Source:.[3] Last updated: 12 October 2016.

Lowest Totals by England

Rank Score Against Stadium Place Year Result
1 86 vs.  Australia Old Trafford England Manchester, England 2001 Lost
2 88 vs.  Sri Lanka Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium Sri Lanka Dambulla, Sri Lanka 2003/04 Lost
3 89 vs.  New Zealand Westpack Trust Stadium New Zealand Wellington, New Zealand 2001/02 Lost
4 93 vs.  Australia Headingley England Leeds, England 1975 Lost
5 94 vs.  Australia Melbourne Cricket Ground Australia Melbourne, Australia 1978/79 Lost
6 99 vs.  Sri Lanka Riverside Ground England Chester-le-Street, England 2014 Lost
7 101 vs.  New Zealand Riverside Ground England Chester-le-Street, England 2004 Lost
8 103 vs.  South Africa The Oval England London, England 1999 Lost
9 104 vs.  Sri Lanka R. Premadasa Stadium Sri Lanka Colombo, Sri Lanka 2007 Lost
10 107 vs.  Zimbabwe Newlands Cricket Ground South Africa Cape Town, South Africa 2000 Lost
Source:.[4] Last updated: 12 October 2016.

Individual records

Appearances

Most ODIs as Captain

Name Years As Captain Total Won Tied Lost No Result
Alastair Cook 2010-14 69 36 1 30 2
Andrew Strauss 2006-11 62 27 1 33 1
Michael Vaughan 2003-07 60 32 2 22 4
Nasser Hussain 1996-03 56 28 - 27 1
Graham Gooch 1988-93 50 24 - 23 3
Eoin Morgan 2011–present 48 24 1 21 2
Mike Atherton 1993-97 43 20 1 21 1
Alec Stewart 1991-03 41 15 - 25 1
Mike Gatting 1986-88 37 26 - 11 -
Bob Willis 1978-84 29 16 - 13 -
Source.[5] Last updated: 12 October 2016.

Most ODI Career Appearances

Rank Appearances Player Span
1 197 Paul Collingwood 2001–2011
2 194 James Anderson 2002–2015
3 170 Alec Stewart 1989–2003
4 161 Ian Bell 2004–2015
5 158 Darren Gough 1994–2006
6 147 Eoin Morgan 2009–present
7 138 Andrew Flintoff 1999–2009
8 134 Kevin Pietersen 2004–2013
9 127 Andrew Strauss 2003–2011
10 125 Graham Gooch 1976–1995
Source:.[6] Last updated: 12 October 2016.

Batting

Most ODI Career Runs

Rank Runs Player Matches Average Career Span
1 5,416 Ian Bell 161 37.87 2004–2015
2 5,092 Paul Collingwood 197 35.36 2001–2011
3 4,677 Alec Stewart 170 31.60 1989–2003
4 4,422 Kevin Pietersen 134 41.32 2004–2013
5 4,335 Marcus Trescothick 123 37.37 2000–2006
6 4,290 Graham Gooch 125 36.98 1976–1995
7 4,276 Eoin Morgan 147 37.50 2009–present
8 4,205 Andrew Strauss 127 35.63 2003–2011
9 4,010 Allan Lamb 122 39.31 1982–1992
10 3,846 Graeme Hick 120 37.33 1991–2001
Source:[7]. Last updated: 12 October 2016.

Most ODI Career Centuries

Rank Hundreds Player Matches Runs Average Career Span
1 12 Marcus Trescothick 123 4,335 37.37 2000–2006
2 9 Kevin Pietersen 134 4,422 41.32 2004–2013
3 8 Joe Root 78 3,017 45.71 2013–present
8 Graham Gooch 125 4,290 36.98 1976–1995
4 7 Eoin Morgan 147 4,276 37.50 2009–present
7 David Gower 114 3,170 30.77 1978–1991
7 6 Andrew Strauss 127 4,205 35.63 2003–2011
8 5 Alastair Cook 92 3,204 36.40 2006–2014
5 Nick Knight 100 3,637 40.41 1996–2003
5 Graeme Hick 100 3,846 37.33 1991–2001
5 Paul Collingwood 197 5,092 35.36 2001–2011
Source:[8]. Last updated: 12 October 2016.

Highest Individual Scores

No. Score Batsmen Against Stadium Place Year
1 171 Alex Hales vs.  Pakistan Trent Bridge England Nottingham, England 2016
2 167* Robin Smith vs.  Australia Edgbaston England Birmingham, England 1993
3 162 Jason Roy vs.  Sri Lanka The Oval New Zealand London, England 2016
4 158 David Gower vs.  New Zealand The Gabba Australia Brisbane, Australia 1982/83
158 Andrew Strauss vs.  India M. Chinnaswamy Stadium India Banglore, India 2011
6 154 Andrew Strauss (2) vs.  Bangladesh Edgbaston England Birmingham, England 2010
7 152 Andrew Strauss (3) vs.  Bangladesh Trent Bridge England Nottingham, England 2005
8 142* Bill Athey vs.  New Zealand Old Trafford England Manchester, England 1986
142 Graham Gooch vs.  Pakistan National Stadium Pakistan Karachi, Pakistan 1987/88
10 141 Ian Bell vs.  Australia Bellerive Oval Australia Hobart, Australia 2015
Source:[9]. Last updated: 12 October 2016.

World Cup Centuries

No. Score Batsmen Against Stadium Place Date
1 137 Dennis Amiss vs.  India Lord's England London, England 7 June 1975
2 131 Keith Fletcher vs.  New Zealand Trent Bridge England Nottingham, England 11 June 1975
3 102 Allan Lamb vs.  New Zealand The Oval England London, England 9 June 1983
4 130 David Gower vs.  Sri Lanka County Ground England Taunton, England 11 June 1983
5 115 Graham Gooch vs.  India Wankhede Stadium India Mumbai, India 5 November 1987
6 104* Graeme Hick vs.  Netherlands Arbab Niaz Stadium Pakistan Peshawar, Pakistan 22 February 1996
7 104 Kevin Pietersen vs.  Australia Sir Vivian Richards Stadium West Indies Cricket Board North Sound, Antigua 8 April 2007
8 100 Kevin Pietersen (2) vs.  West Indies Kensington Oval West Indies Cricket Board Bridgetown, Barbados 21 April 2007
9 158 Andrew Strauss vs.  India M. Chinnaswamy Stadium India Banglore, India 27 February 2011
10 128 Moeen Ali vs.  Scotland Hagley Oval New Zealand Christchurch, New Zealand 23 February 2015
11 121 Joe Root vs.  Sri Lanka Westpac Stadium New Zealand Wellington, New Zealand 1 March 2015
Source:[10]. Last updated: 17 March 2016.

Bowling

Most ODI Career Wickets

Rank Wickets Player Matches Average Years
1 269 wickets James Anderson 194 29.22 2002–2015
2 234 wickets Darren Gough 158 26.29 1994–2006
3 178 wickets Stuart Broad 121 30.13 2006–present
4 168 wickets Andrew Flintoff 138 23.61 1999–2009
5 145 wickets Ian Botham 116 28.54 1976–1992
6 115 wickets Phil DeFreitas 103 32.82 1987–1997
7 111 wickets Paul Collingwood 197 38.68 2001–2011
8 109 wickets Tim Bresnan 85 34.98 2006–2015
9 104 wickets Graeme Swann 79 27.76 2000–2013
10 98 wickets Steven Finn 65 28.96 2011–present
Source:[11]. Last updated: 12 October 2016.

Most ODI Career 5 Wickets in an Innings

Rank 5s Player Matches Wickets BBI Average Years
1 2 Chris Woakes 53 70 6/45 34.24 2011–present
2 Vic Marks 34 44 5/20 25.79 1980–1988
2 Steven Finn 65 98 5/33 28.96 2011–present
2 Mark Ealham 64 67 5/15 32.79 1996–2001
2 Andrew Flintoff 138 168 5/19 23.61 1999–2009
2 Darren Gough 158 234 5/44 26.29 1994–2006
2 James Anderson 194 269 5/23 29.22 2002–2015
8= 1 16 players 1973–present
BBI - Best Bowling in an Innings. Source:[12] Last updated: 12 October 2016.

Best individual bowling in an innings

No. Figures Bowler Against Stadium Place Year
1 6/31 Paul Collingwood vs.  Bangladesh Trent Bridge England Nottingham, England 2005
2 6/45 Chris Woakes vs.  Australia The Gabba Australia Brisbane, Australia 2010/11
3 6/47 Chris Woakes vs.  Sri Lanka Pallekele Stadium Sri Lanka Kandy, Sri Lanka 2014
4 5/15 Mark Ealham vs.  Zimbabwe De Beers Diamond Oval South Africa Kimberley, South Africa 1999/00
5 5/19 Andrew Flintoff vs.  West Indies Beausejour Stadium West Indies Cricket Board Gros Islet, St Lucia 2009
6 5/20 Vic Marks vs.  New Zealand Basin Reserve New Zealand Wellington, New Zealand 1983/84
7 5/21 Craig White vs.  Zimbabwe Queens Sports Club Zimbabwe Bulawayo, Zimbabwe 1999/00
8 5/23 Stuart Broad vs.  South Africa Trent Bridge England Nottingham, England 2008
5/23 James Anderson vs.  South Africa St George's Park South Africa Port Elizabeth, South Africa 2009
10 5/26 Ronnie Irani vs.  India The Oval England London, England 2002
Source:.[13] Last updated: 12 October 2016.

Fielding

Note:Some of the players listed have played as both a wicket-keeper and regular fielder, so figures in each table may not match their overall career totals. Matches is number of ODIs played as designated keeper / fielder, rather than the total number of matches.

Most dismissals as wicket-keeper

No. Dismissals Player Matches Catches Stumpings Span
1 163 Alec Stewart [lower-alpha 1] 138 148 15 1989–2003
2 113 Jos Buttler 80 101 12 2012–present
3 77 Matt Prior [lower-alpha 2] 56 69 8 2004–2011
4 72 Geraint Jones 49 68 4 2004–2006
5 64 Craig Kieswetter [lower-alpha 3] 43 52 12 2010–2013
6 47 Jack Russell 40 41 6 1987–1998
7 43 Chris Read 36 41 2 2000–2006
8 32 Bob Taylor 27 26 6 1973–1984
9 29 Paul Downton 28 26 3 1977–1988
10 23 Paul Nixon 19 20 3 2007
Source:.[14] [15] Last updated: 12 October 2016.
  1. ↑ Stewart has 11 catches in 32 matches as a fielder
  2. ↑ Prior's totals include a catch and stumping when he was not the nominated keeper at the toss. He also has 2 catches in 11 other matches as a fielder.
  3. ↑ Kieswetter has 1 catch in 3 matches as a fielder

Most catches as fielder

No. Catches Player Matches Span
1 108 Paul Collingwood 197 2001–2011
2 64 Graeme Hick 120 1991–2001
3 57 Andrew Strauss 127 2003–2011
4 56 Eoin Morgan[lower-alpha 1] 145 2009–present
5 54 Ian Bell 161 2004–2015
6 53 James Anderson 194 2002–2015
7 46 Andrew Flintoff 138 1999–2009
8 45 Graham Gooch 125 1976–1995
45 Marcus Trescothick[lower-alpha 2] 118 2000–2006
10 44 David Gower 114 1978–1991
Nick Knight 100 1996–2003
Source:.[16] Last updated: 12 October 2016
  1. ↑ Morgan also has 3 catches in 2 matches as keeper
  2. ↑ Trescothick also has 4 catches in 5 matches as keeper

Partnership Records

Highest Partnerships for each Wicket

No. Score Batsmen Against Stadium Place Year
1 256* Alex Hales & Jason Roy vs.  Sri Lanka Edgbaston England Birmingham, England 2016
2 250 Andrew Strauss & Jonathan Trott vs.  Bangladesh Edgbaston England Birmingham, England 2010
3 213 Graeme Hick & Neil Fairbrother vs.  West Indies Lord's England London, England 1991
4 226 Andrew Strauss & Andrew Flintoff vs.  West Indies Lord's England London, England 2004
5 226* Eoin Morgan & Ravi Bopara vs.  Ireland Malahide Cricket Club Ground Republic of Ireland Dublin, Ireland 2013
6 150 Michael Vaughan & Geraint Jones vs.  Zimbabwe Queens Sports Club Zimbabwe Bulawayo, Zimbabwe 2004/05
7 177 Jos Buttler & Adil Rashid vs.  New Zealand Edgbaston England Birmingham, England 2015
8 99* Ravi Bopara & Stuart Broad vs.  India Old Trafford England Manchester, England 2007
9 100 Liam Plunkett & Vikram Solanki vs.  Pakistan Gaddafi Stadium Pakistan Lahore, Pakistan 2005/06
10 53 James Anderson & Steven Finn vs.  Australia The Gabba Australia Brisbane, Australia 2011
Source:.[17] Last updated: 2 July 2016.

Highest Partnerships by Runs

No. Score Wicket Batsmen Against Stadium Place Year
1 256* 1st Alex Hales & Jason Roy vs.  Sri Lanka Edgbaston England Birmingham, England 2016
2 250 2nd Andrew Strauss & Jonathan Trott vs.  Bangladesh Edgbaston England Birmingham, England 2010
3 248 2nd Alex Hales & Joe Root vs.  Pakistan Trent Bridge England Nottingham, England 2016
4 226* 5th Eoin Morgan & Ravi Bopara vs.  Ireland Malahide Cricket Club Ground Republic of Ireland Dublin, Ireland 2013
226 4th Andrew Strauss & Andrew Flintoff vs.  West Indies Lord's England London, England 2004
6 213 3rd Graeme Hick & Neil Fairbrother vs.  West Indies Lord's England London, England 1991
7 210 4th Andrew Strauss & Paul Collingwood vs.  Bangladesh Trent Bridge England Nottingham, England 2005
8 202 2nd Graham Gooch & David Gower vs.  Australia Lord's England London, England 1985
9 200 1st Marcus Trescothick & Vikram Solanki vs.  South Africa The Oval England London, England 2003
10 198 3rd Joe Root & Eoin Morgan vs.  New Zealand Trent Bridge England Nottingham, England 2015
Source:.[18] Last updated: 31 October 2016.

See also

References

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  13. ↑ "Cricket Records | Records | England | One-Day Internationals | Best bowling figures in an innings | ESPN Cricinfo". stats.espncricinfo.com. Retrieved 9 August 2016.
  14. ↑ "Cricket Records | Records | England | One-Day Internationals | Most dismissals | ESPN Cricinfo". stats.espncricinfo.com. Retrieved 9 August 2016.
  15. ↑ "Records as designated wicketkeeper". ESPNcricinfo.com. Retrieved 19 October 2016.
  16. ↑ "Cricket Records | Records | England | One-Day Internationals | Most catches in career | ESPN Cricinfo". stats.espncricinfo.com. Retrieved 18 October 2016.
  17. ↑ "Cricket Records | Records | England | One-Day Internationals | Highest partnerships by wicket | ESPN Cricinfo". stats.espncricinfo.com. Retrieved 9 August 2016.
  18. ↑ "Cricket Records | Records | England | One-Day Internationals | Highest partnerships by runs | ESPN Cricinfo". stats.espncricinfo.com. Retrieved 31 October 2016.
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