Hyderabad: Australia and India have played 140 one day games. India has won 52 games, lost 78 and ten games have ended as no result games.
Team totals of 300 plus runs have been posted by two teams on 44 occasions. Australia has posted 300 plus runs on 26 occasions, while India has posted on 18 occasions.
Australia has been dismissed all out after posting 300 plus runs on three occasions, while India has been dismissed all out on three occasions after posting 300 plus runs.
India’s score of 382 for 6 at Bengaluru on 02.11.13 is the highest team total in the series. It also represents India’s highest team total. Australia’s 359 for 6 at Mohali on 10.03.19 represent its highest team total.
India has been dismissed all out on five occasions for a total less than 150 runs in a completed innings while Australia has been dismissed all out on five occasions for a total less than 150 runs in a completed innings.
India’s 63 all out at Sydney on 08.01.81 is the lowest innings total against Australia. It is also the only occasion of a team getting dismissed for less than 100 runs in Australia-India one day series. Australia’s lowest total against India is 101 at Perth on 08.12.91.
Australia has won on nine occasions with 100 plus runs margin, while India has won on three occasions. Australia’s largest victory margin is its 208 runs victory at Sydney on 08.02.04, while India’s largest victory margin is its two wins - by 118 runs at Chelmsford on 20.06.83 and 118 runs at Indore on 31.03.01. Australia’s 208 runs victory at Sydney on 08.02.04 represent the only victory by 200 plus runs in Australia-India one day series.
Australia has won a game without losing a wicket on one occasion – at Mumbai on 14.01.20. It also represents the first such win by a team in Australia-India one day series. Australia has won by nine wickets on five occasions, while India has won one occasion – at Vadodara on 11.10.07.
Australia has won on five occasions with 100 plus balls remaining. It’s won by nine wickets with 178 deliveries to spare represent its largest win in this category of statistics. India’s largest win in this category is it’s eight wickets win at Melbourne on 03.03.85 with 83 deliveries to spare.
Australia has won five games with single digits runs margin – one to nine runs, while India has won four games with single-digit runs margin. Australia has won two games with one run margin – at Chennai on 09.10.87 and at Brisbane on 01.03.92.
India has won two games with two wickets margin – at Bengaluru on 21.10.96 and at Mumbai on 17.10.07. Australia has won one game by two wickets margin – at Sydney on 22.01.04.
Australia has won 12 games with single-digit delivery remaining in the second innings when it had batted second in the game, while India has been victorious on ten occasions with single-digit delivery remaining in the second innings when it had batted second in the game.
-- By Cricket Statistician Gopalakrishna Ramaswamy
