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India vs Australia

Result - Final - Ahmedabad

ICC Cricket World Cup

AUS

241/4 (43 ov)

IND

240/10 (50 ov)

AUS won by 6 wickets

South Africa vs Australia

Result - 2nd Semi-Final (2nd v 3rd) - Kolkata

ICC Cricket World Cup

AUS

215/7 (47.2 ov)

SA

212/10 (49.4 ov)

AUS won by 3 wickets

India vs New Zealand

Result - 1st Semi-Final (1st v 4th) - Mumbai

ICC Cricket World Cup

NZ

327/10 (48.5 ov)

IND

397/4 (50 ov)

IND won by 70 runs.

India vs Netherlands

Result - 45th Match - Bengaluru

ICC Cricket World Cup

NED

250/10 (47.5 ov)

IND

410/4 (50 ov)

IND won by 160 runs.

England vs Pakistan

Result - 44th Match - Kolkata

ICC Cricket World Cup

PAK

244/10 (43.3 ov)

ENG

337/9 (50 ov)

ENG won by 93 runs.


World Cup 2023: Highest Individual Scores in ODI World Cup History

One of the most exhilarating spectacles in cricket is witnessing batters unleash their power and skill, enthralling fans with astonishing innings that etch themselves into the annals of history. The ICC Cricket World Cup serves as a grand stage for such extraordinary performances.

Cricket enthusiasts fondly recall the awe-inspiring display of batting prowess by Martin Guptill in the 2015 World Cup. On March 21, 2015, at Wellington, New Zealand, Guptill delivered a breathtaking knock, smashing an unbeaten 237 runs off a mere 163 balls against the West Indies. His incredible innings comprised 24 boundaries, including 11 mighty sixes, at a staggering strike rate of 145.39. This masterpiece not only set the record for the highest individual score in a World Cup match but also left a lasting imprint on the minds of cricket aficionados worldwide.

Another standout performance that left cricket fans in sheer awe was Chris Gayle's 215 runs against Zimbabwe on February 24, 2015, at Canberra. Representing the West Indies, Gayle's blistering knock came off just 147 deliveries, making him the first player to score a double century in a World Cup match. His innings was embellished with 16 boundaries, including 10 colossal sixes, at an astonishing strike rate of 146.25. This explosive exhibition of power-hitting showcased Gayle's mastery over the game, leaving both opponents and spectators astounded.

The significance of these remarkable innings extends far beyond mere numbers on a scoreboard. Guptill and Gayle's performances epitomized the essence of ODI cricket, captivating audiences with their sheer dominance and fearlessness. These innings showcased the evolution of batting in the modern era, where boundaries are cleared with consummate ease and spectators witness an unparalleled display of brute force.

As the cricketing world eagerly awaits the 2023 edition of the ODI World Cup, the stage is set for new records to be etched into the history books. Batters will continue to push the boundaries of what is deemed possible, entertaining fans with breathtaking displays of skill, power, and endurance.

The highest individual scores in ODI World Cup matches are not just milestones; they represent the zenith of batting excellence. The record-breaking innings by Martin Guptill and Chris Gayle will forever be remembered as defining moments in the sport. These remarkable feats serve as a testament to the human capacity for sporting greatness and inspire future generations of cricketers to strive for perfection. As cricket fans, we eagerly anticipate witnessing new records being etched and the relentless pursuit of batting brilliance in the quest for World Cup glory.

Highest Individual Scores in World Cup History:

237* 163 New Zealand West Indies Wellington 21-Mar-15
215 147 West Indies Zimbabwe Canberra 24-Feb-15
Glenn Maxwell 201* 128 Australia Afghanistan Mumbai 07-Nov-23
188* 159 South Africa U.A.E. Rawalpindi 16-Feb-96
183 158 India Sri Lanka Taunton 26-May-99
181 125 West Indies Sri Lanka Karachi 13-Oct-87
178 133 Australia Afghanistan Perth 04-Mar-15
177* 132 Australia Bangaldesh Pune 11-Nov-2023
175* 138 India Zimbabwe Tunbridge Wells 18-Jun-83
175 140 India Bangladesh Mirpur 19-Feb-11
174 140 South Africa Bangladesh Mumbai 24-Oct-2023
172* 151 Zimbabwe Namibia Harare 10-Feb-03
171* 201 New Zealand East Africa Birmingham 07-Jun-75


*Last Updated on 19th November 2023