which team in ODI Cricket has the highest number of succesful chases?
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INDIA.\n15 MATCHES.\nFIRST vs NEW ZEALAND ON SEP.2, 2005.\n15 TH vs ENGLAND ON 6 TH APRIL 2006.
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The top 10 Bowlers and top 10 teams of One Day International Cricket as per LG ICC Rankings updated upto 21.10.2006 are given below:\n\nTOP 10 ODI BOWLERS:\n----------------------------------\n\n1)  S.M. Pollock, South Africa,  840 Points.\n\n2)  Brett Lee, Australia ,  764 Points\n\n3)  I.D.R. Bradshaw, West Indies,  762 Points.\n\n4)  N.W. Bracken, Australia,  744 Points\n\n5)  D.L. Vettori, New Zeland,  740 Points.\n\n6)  G.D. Mc Grath, Australia,  736 Points.\n\n7)  S.E. Bond, New Zeland,  731 Points.\n\n8)  M. Muralitharan, Sri Lanka,  721 Points.\n\n9)  Harbajan Singh, India,  696 Points.\n\n10) I.K. Pathan, India,  696 Points.\n\nTEN TOP ODI TEAMS:\n-------------------------------\n\n1)  Australia,  131 Points\n\n2)  South Africa,  124 Points\n\n3)  New Zeland,  113 Points\n\n4)  Pakistan,  110 Points.\n\n5)  India,  110 Points\n\n6)  Sri Lanka,  108  Points\n\n7)  West Indies,  104 Points\n\n8)  England,  99 Points\n\n9)  Bangladesh,  34 Points\n\n10) Zimbawe,  30  Points..
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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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in tests---6\nin odis---45
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Here is data in order. \n\nName--Country-No of Centuries\n--------------------------\nSR Tendulkar--Ind--35\nSM Gavaskar--Ind--34\nSR Waugh--Aus--32\nBC Lara--WI--31\nRT Ponting--Aus--30\nDG Bradman--Aus--29\nAR Border--Aus--27\nML Hayden--Aus--26\nGS Sobers--WI--26\nInzamam-ul-Haq--Pak--25\nGS Chappell--Aus--24\nJH Kallis--RSA--24\nIVA Richards--WI--24\nJaved Miandad--Pak--23
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South Africa recently did 435 in ODI match
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In a single ODI - Saeed Anwar, 196 vs India\n\nOverall top scorer - Sachin Tendulkar
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Its a tricky one but the actual ans is \nGary Kristen of South Africa.\nHe was the first cricketer to score centuries against all test playing nation (including Bangladesh)\nBy the way this answer cant be determine in onedays bcoz there are many country who plays occasional like UAE Ireland Holland etc.
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AND YOUR NEXT QUESTION WILL BE, "WHO HITS MAXIMUM RUNS IN ODIS?".\nISN'T IT?
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Obviously india it has not lost any recent oneday series they have very deep batting line up. Thier bowling has improved so much and they most likely winner of next world cup.\n\nINDIA IS THE BEST
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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..IOO OVERS..[50 EACH]\nTEST..90 OVERS.\nTHATS ALL.
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nice question....\ni think the teams are\n1)australia\n2)south africa\n3)india\n4)pakistan\n5)newzeland\n6)england\n7)srilanka\n8)west indies\n9)bangladesh\n10)zimbabwe\n11)kenya\n12)united arab emirates\nbatsmen....\n1)ricky ponting\n2)mahendra singh dhoni\n3)adam gilchrist\n4)brain lara\n5)shahid afridi\n6)yuvraj singh\n7)rahul dravid\n8)irfan pathan\n9)stephen fleming\n10)inzamam-ul-haq\n11)sananath jayasuria\n12)nathan astle\nbowlers.....\n1)shaun pollock\n2)irfan pathan\n3)shane bond\n4)glen macgrath\n5)daniel vettori\n6)muttiah muralitharan\n7)shane warne\n8)anil kumble\n9)harbhajan singh\n10)yuvraj singh\n11)virender sehwag\n12)sachin tendulkar\n13)shantakumaran sreesanth\n14)zaheer khan\n15)lasith malinga
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10122 runs in 125 test matches
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NEW ZEALAND.\n\nTHEY WERE IN INDIAN TOUR.\n\nIF MY MEMORIES ARE DOING RIGHT, THAT WAS A 5 MATCH ODI SERIES AND KAPIL WAS THE CAPTAIN...I HOPE.
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Top 10 fastest 100s in ODI Cricket history are given below:\n\n1) In 37 Balls by Shahid Afridi of Pakistan against Sri Lanka\nwith the help of 11 sixers and 6 fours at Nairobi on 04.10.1996.\n\n2 In 44 balls by Mr. M.V. Boucher of South Africa against\nZimbawe at Potchefstroom on 20.09.2006 with the help\nof 10 sixers and 8 fours.\n\n3) In 45 Balls by Mr. B.C. Lara of West Indies against\nBangladesh with the help of 4 sixes and 18 fours at\nDhaka on 09/10/1999\n\n4) In 45 Balls with the help of 9 sixers and 10 fours by\nShahid Afridi of Pakistan against India at Kanpur\n15/04/2005\n\n5) In 48 Balls with the help of 11 sixers and 11 fours by\nST Jayasuriya of Sri Lanka against Pakistan at\nSingapore on 02/04/1996\n\n6) In 62 balls with the help of 3 sixers and 10 fours by\nM Azharuddin of India against New Zealand at\nBaroda on 17/12/1988\n\n7) In 64 balls with the help of one sixer and 23 fours by\nST Jayasuriya of Sri Lanka against Netherlands\nat Amstelveen on 04/07/2006\n\n8) In 67 balls with the help of 7 sixers and 6 fours bu\nJM Davison of Canada against West Indies\nat Centurion on 23/02/2003\n\n9) In 67 balls with the help of 5 sixers and 12 fours by\nBasit Ali of Pakistan against West Indies at Sharjah\non 05/11/1993\n\n10) In 67 balls with the help of 4 sixers and 13 fours by\nAC Gilchrist of Australia against Sri Lanka\nat Brisbane on 14/02/2006
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Do you mean total sixes in test career or in one innings? I will give both the answers.\n\nMost Sixes In Test Career: Adam Gilchrist is currently leading with 93 sixes. He surpassed Christ Cairns' record of 87 sixes. Cairns broke Sir Viv Richards' record of 84 sixes. Flintoff is closing in with 72 sixes.\n\nMost Sixes In a Test Match Innings: 12 sixes jointly held by Wasim Akran (257*) & Nathan Astle (222). \n\nNathan Astle's inning of 222 is also a fastest double century in test cricket off 153 balls. He smashed 28 fours and 12 sixes.