has there been any 300 run partnership in ODIs?
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OH Yes. THERE WAS A PARTNERSHIP OF 331 BETWEEN Sachin Tendulkar and Rahul Dravid vs New Zealand In 1999-2000 in Hyderabad. IN THIS MATCH, SACHIN SCORED HIS HIGHEST ODI SCORE OF 186*.\n\nAND, THERE WAS A PARTNERSHIP OF 318 BETWEEN Rahul Dravid and Saurav Ganguly VS Sri Lanka In 1999 in Taunton. SAURAV GANGULY SCORED HIS HIGHEST ODI SCORE OF 183* IN THIS MATCH.\n\nSO, RAHUL DRAVID IS THE ONLY BATSMAN TO BE INVOLVED IN TWO 300+ PARTNERSHIPS IN ODIs
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Saeed Anwar of Pakistan has the highest Individual ODI score. \n\nSaeed Anwar of pakistan - 194 Out against india in chennai.
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in tests---6\nin odis---45
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The article http://www.skeptics.com.au/journal/1993/2_cricket.htm may be of interest to you though it is a bit outdated. When it was written,  ten Australian batsmen had scored eleven 87s between them.
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The answers above, though correct are a bit confusing. Let me just try to clear the facts:\n\nIn List A Limited-Overs cricket (Not international cricket)\n\n34 (5x6 1x4)   \nIVA Richards (34) off DA Graveney                           \nSomerset v Gloucestershire, Taunton, 1977\n\nThe S.C Ganguly achivement mentioned above was:\n34 (4x6 2x4)   off Sukvinder Singh, India v India B, Chennai, 2000/01. This however included 2 runs as no-balls.\n\nIn One Day Internationals: Sanath jayasuriya has scored 30 runs once:\n30  runs: ST Jayasuriya (666642)   CZ Harris        SL v NZ     Sharjah       2000-01\n\nHe has also scored 29 runs once:\n29  runs: ST Jayasuriya (x4066661) Aamer Sohail     SL v Pak    Singapore     1995-96\n\nIn the second instance, as Peter_cat mentions, one run was a wide - so the total runs cored of the over was 30.
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AND YOUR NEXT QUESTION WILL BE, "WHO HITS MAXIMUM RUNS IN ODIS?".\nISN'T IT?
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highest total by bangladesh in ODIs:301/7\n\nBangladesh vs Kenya, 1st One-Day International \nOne Day International # 2350, Kenya in Bangladesh \nMatch Date : 17th Mar 2006  \nVenue : Shaheed Chandu Stadium, Bogra \nToss : Bangladesh \nResult : Bangladesh won by 131 runs \n\nthat's for sure \nI have confirmed everywhere\nMy answer can not be wrong\nMan of the Match : Shahriar Nafees (BD)  \nUmpires : Nadeem Ghauri (PAK) and Nadir Shah (BD)  \n\nBangladesh Innings  \nBatsman           Status              Runs Balls 4s 6s SRR \nJaved Omar     c S Tikolo b P Ongondo  28   53    4 0  52.8 \nShahriar Nafees   run out              91  112   11 0  81.3 \nAftab Ahmed   c T Mishra b P Ongondo   62   69    3 2  89.9 \nMohammad Ashraful     b JK Kamande     18   24    2 0  75.0 \nMohammad Rafique  c T Mishra b T Odoyo 36   25    3 1 144.0 \nAlok Kapali          run out            1    2    0 0  50.0 \nMashrafe Mortaza   not out             44   16    5 3 275.0 \nKhaled Mashud(W)   run out              1    1    0 0 100.0 \nAbdur Razzak   not out                  0    0    0 0   0.0 \nHabibul Bashar(C)   DNB     -   \nSyed Rasel   DNB     -   \nShahadat Hossain   DNB     -   \nExtras : 1-Leg Bye 16-Wide 2-No Ball 1-Bye total 20  \nTotal:  (for 7 wickets in 50.0 overs) 301  run rate: 6.02 \nFall Of Wickets : 1/92 (Javed Omar - 20.3 over), 2/168 (Shahriar Nafees - 34.1 over), 3/205 (Mohammad Ashraful - 41.1 over), 4/238 (Aftab Ahmed - 45.1 over), 5/242 (Alok Kapali - 45.5 over), 6/278 (Mohammad Rafique - 49.0 over), 7/285 (Khaled Mashud - 49.3 over)  \n\nBowling Analysis \nBowler         O  M   R  W  R/O  Wd NB \nThomas Odoyo  10  1  46  1 4.60  1  2  \nAS Luseno      3  0  22  0 7.33  1  0  \nMartin Suji    8  0  48  0 6.00  1  0  \nPeter Ongondo 10  0  73  2 7.30  2  0  \nSteve Tikolo  10  0  47  0 4.70  3  0  \nJK Kamande     9  1  63  1 7.00  2  0  \n\nKenya Innings (302 runs to win in 50 overs)  \nBatsman             Status            Runs Balls 4s 6s SRR \nKennedy Otieno(W)  b Syed Rasel        6    12    1 0 50.0 \nDavid Obuya   c M Ashraful b S Rasel  14    37    2 0 37.8 \nSteve Tikolo(C) c A Ahmed   b S Rasel  8     9    1 0 88.9 \nAnthony Suji   c(sub)   b M Rafique   33    55    4 0 60.0 \nHitesh Modi    c A Ahmed  b S Hossain  1     3    0 0 33.3 \nThomas Odoyo   c K Mashud  b A Razzak 16    20    2 0 80.0 \nT Mishra   st K Mashud  b M Ashraful  43    82    3 0 52.4 \nJK Kamande      b Mohammad Rafique     4     5    1 0 80.0 \nMartin Suji         run out           12    34    1 0 35.3 \nPeter Ongondo c A Razzak b M Ashraful 10    29    2 0 34.5 \nAS Luseno              not out         8     7    1 0 114.3 \nCollins Obuya   DNB     -   \nExtras : 2-Leg Bye 7-Wide 4-No Ball 2-Bye  TOTAL: 15  \nTotal:  (all out in 48.1 overs) 170 RUN RATE: 3.53 \nFall Of Wickets : 1/11 (Kennedy Otieno - 3.1 over), 2/29 (Steve Tikolo - 7.4 over), 3/38 (David Obuya - 11.4 over), 4/45 (Hitesh Modi - 12.4 over), 5/74 (Thomas Odoyo - 19.5 over), 6/88 (Anthony Suji - 24.5 over), 7/94 (JK Kamande - 26.5 over), 8/125 (Martin Suji - 37.3 over), 9/161 (Peter Ongondo - 46.4 over), 10/170 (T Mishra - 48.1 over)  \n\nBowling Analysis \nBowler            O   M   R  W  R/O  Wd NB\nMashrafe Mortaza  9   2  34  0 3.78   1  3  \nSyed Rasel        8   1  31  3 3.88   1  0  \nShahadat Hossain  5   0  16  1 3.20   0  0  \nAbdur Razzak      8   1  18  1 2.25   1  0  \nMohammad Rafique 10   0  36  2 3.60   0  1  \nAlok Kapali       6   1  22  0 3.67   3  0  \nMohammad Ashraful 2.1 0   9  2 4.15   0  0  \n\nBangladesh's Highest total in 1 innings in test matches: 488/10 \nBangladesh VS Zimbabwe \nDate:06-Jan-2005 \nVenue: Chittagong,Bangladesh \nResult: Bangladesh won by 226 runs \n\nBangladesh's lowest total in ODIs: 76/10 \nBangladesh vs India \ndate: 11-Apr-2003 \nVenue: Dhaka,Bangladesh TVS Cup \nResult:India won by 200 runs \n\nBangladesh's lowest total in 1 innings test matches: 86/10 \nBangladesh vs Sri Lanka \nDate: 12-Sep-2005 \nVenue: Khettaram
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If u are asking highest no of six's hit by batsman in an inning then answer is Sanath Jaysuriay and Shahid Afridi hits 11 six's in an inning but highest no six's hit by batsman in ODI is Shahid  Afridi with tally of 223 six's
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Wasim Akram has run out most people in ODIs\nAllan Border in tests\n\nSteve Waugh has run out most partners in both ODIs and tests
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Nobody has achieved it in international cricket - it has been done twice in first class cricket by Garry Sobers (Notts v Glam) and Ravi Shastri (Bombay vs Baroda), but both were domestic games.  No player has hit 32 or more in full international cricket, but both Ians Botham and Ridpath have hit 32 in an over playing for international representative sides on tour games (against provincial, rather than other national teams).\nYet despite this answer being up for hours, people are still answering Sobers/ Shastri.  Neither of those was INTERNATIONAL cricket matches, folks....
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South Africa recently did 435 in ODI match
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on tuesday a player called Jonathan (Northorthleads) break the record in a club match, he scored 42 runs in one over.\nPrevious record was 32 runs made by Gary Sobers(1968) and ravi Shastry.\n\nit is only a first class record thats all...
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Saeed Anwar (Pakistan) made 194 in Chennai in 1997 against India before Saurav Ganguly took his catch that could have gone for a six.He broke the record of Desmond Haynes(188).
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ODI's: Shane Bond - 18.63\nTests: GA Lohmann(Eng) - 10.75
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brian lara for test cricket with 11204 runs.sachin for ODI with 13909 runs. sachin is highest run getter when combining both forms of cricket.
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The 35 centuries will be definitely be overtaken within a year. The most likely to do that would be Ricky Ponting - younger than Tendulkar and already has 31 tons to his credit. Tendulkar, unfortunately isn't scoring test centuries as frequently as before. He has scored just 4 centuries in the past 4 years (One against Bangladesh). In the same period, Ponting has scored 17 centuries. I have a feeling that even Lara (32 test centuries) would go past Tendulkar. \n\nComing to ODIs, Tendulkar has almost double the number than his closest rival (40 vs. 22 centuries). I don't see any current player (Including young talents like Tharanga) to reach close to 45 centuries (Possibly where Tendulkar would end up). \n\nBut then, records are meant to be broken. With more matches coming up against minnows, somebody will eventually get to that ODI record. My guess is it will be an hugely talented opener from a subcontinent team  - they play more ODI matches in easier batting conditions. I think the ODI record will be intact for at least the next 10 years.
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Nice Question.................\nhe has hit 44 sixes in 35 odis