what is the lowest team total in an ODI and when ?
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here is the list....\n1. zimbabwe....35\n2. canada .....36 ...2003\n3. pakistan....43....1993( noy sure of year)
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a 20 20 is a 20 overs match\nmaximum overs for a bowler - 8 overs\n20 overs for  each team
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In tests\n5/82 vs. Australia, Delhi on 13/10/1979\n\nIn ODIs\n5/43 vs. Australia, Trent Bridge, 13/06/1983
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India vs Pakistan 1st ODI in the Samsung Cup 2004. It was really entertaining and no one knew who was going to win till the last minute.
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I've already answered a similar question before. I'll 'copy' & 'paste' that one.\n\nPlayers are rated on a scale of 0 to 1000 points. If a player’s performance is improving on his past record, his points increase; if his performance is declining his points will go down. \n\n****There is no human intervention in this calculation process, and no subjective assessment is made of the quality of the pitch or of the players. \n\n**** There is a common misconception that there is an expert panel that sits down to assess the pitch in each match. In fact, all the Ratings calculations are based purely on the information in the scorecard\n\nTEST RANKINGS\n\nBATSMEN\n*runs scored \n*ratings of the opposing bowling attack; the higher the combined ratings of the attack, the more value is given to the batsman’s innings (in proportion\n*the level of run-scoring in the match, and the team’s innings total\n*out or not out (a not out innings receives a bonus) \n*the result. Batsmen who score highly in victories receive a bonus-value of opposition counts\n\nfor BOWLERS\n*wickets taken and runs conceded; \n*ratings of the batsmen dismissed \n*the level of run-scoring in the match\n*the result\n\n*Players who miss a Test match for their country, for whatever reason, lose 1% of their points.\n\n*New players start at zero points, and need to establish themselves before they get full ratings. There is a scale for calculating qualifications ( see the link for details)\n\n*ONE DAY RANKINGS\n*The principles behind the ODI Ratings are similar to those for the Test Ratings, \n*Batsmen gain significant credit for rapid scoring. \n*bowlers gain significant credit for economy. \n*Players lose only ½ % of their points for missing a match for their country\n*All ODI matches are considered equal, except for ICC Cricket World Cup matches, where good performances gain extra credit\n\n*Big scores or wicket hauls against very weak nations get much less credit than the same performances against the main ODI countries.
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I am assuming we are talking about ODIs. \n\nAfter SA's last World cup ODI in Kingsmead on 3rd March 2003,  Jacques Kallis has taken 44 wickets. Here's the breakdown:\n\n2003: 11 wickets (After the WC)\n2004: 11 wickets\n2005: 12 wickets\n2006: 10 wickets\n\nIn the WC 2003, Kallis had 3 wickets.
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AND YOUR NEXT QUESTION WILL BE, "WHO HITS MAXIMUM RUNS IN ODIS?".\nISN'T IT?
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For any issues relating to cricket see the ICC web-site. Some tremendous information available.\n\nTest matches:\n\nWarne         659\nMuralitharan  593\nMcGrath       542\n\nAs for ODI's:\n\nAkram         502\nYounis        416\nMuralitharan  411\n\nSee the links below\n\nCheers, L
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South Africa scored 274 runs in 50 overs.  India could manage only 168 runs in 41.3 overs and lost the match by 106 runs.  India have now lost 2-0  in the series
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ODI's: Shane Bond - 18.63\nTests: GA Lohmann(Eng) - 10.75
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98 against Pakistan in WC 03\n134 against Aus in Sharjah\n140-odd against Aus in Sharjah\n\nTest:\n130- odd against Pak in Chennai\n169 vs SA at Cape Town\n115 v Aus at Perth
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236 no vs WI, Madras in tests\n103 no vs NZ, nagpur in 1987 - ODIs
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Stumps at Day 3\nAustralia 181/1\nLead of over 620 runs \nDon't know why they didn't enforce the follow-on despite having a lead of over 400 runs.\nLanger and Ponting were at the crease.\nHayden was run-out for 37, I guess.\n\nEngland were all out for a mediocre 157 thanks to a six-for from the old war horse Glenn McGrath, his figures reading 6/50. Three wickets for Stuart Clark and 1 for Lee. \nNo addition to Warne's tally of 685 wickets, at least for now.
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INDIA CAN DRAW ONE OR TWO.\n\nIF THEY PLAY WITHOUT KEEPING THE ODI DEFEAT IN MIND, THEY CAN CONVERT ONE DRAW INTO A WIN.
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www.cricinfo.com search for sourave ganguly\nor copt paste this link or clik down and clik on odi stat\n\nhttp://content-usa.cricinfo.com/india/content/player/28779.html
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First Test:Australia vs England 15-3-1877\n\nFirst ODI:Australia vs England 5-1-1971
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India: 1st Innings \n \n  145/0    \n  in 28.0 overs (R/R: 5.18) \n  \n Pakistan: 1st Innings \n \n 679/7 dec in 143.3 overs (R/R: 4.73) \n India trail by 534 runs \n\n\nEnd of Day 2 (at the time of posting)\n\nhttp://in.sports.yahoo.com/sportz/pkint11132006yh.html