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RECORD BREAKING ENGLAND: RECORDS MADE AND BROKEN IN FIRST ODI, ENGLAND VS NETHERLAND.




SHAH FAISAL

England recorded the Highest Innings total in an ODI innings against the Netherlands in first ODI of the series between them on June 17,2022. In the wake of creating this record their batsmen recorded their own significant records in terms of runs while the team also managed to create other records. 

 Most Sixes in an Innings in ODI. 

 England had topped the record for most sixes in ODI innings of 25 sixes in an innings on June 18, 2019, they hit 25 sixes in their total of 397 against Afghanistan in Manchester. However, they broke that by hitting 26 against the Netherlands in the first ODI by hitting a total of 26 sixes with Buttler hitting the bulk of it with 14.

Second-fastest Fifty and 150. 

Two English batters; Buttler and Livingstone, scored the second-fastest 150 and 50 in international cricket respectively.  Buttler scored 150 in 65 balls; one ball slower than De Villiers's record on 64 balls. Livingstone, on the other hand, rue a golden chance of recording the fastest Odi 50 when he needed 2 runs in 2 balls to break De Villiers's record of 50 in 16 balls. Livingstone eventually recorded the joint-fastest 50 in 17 balls, a record once that Sanath Jayasuriya held for a long time in international cricket.

Most Runs in an Innings in ODI Cricket

England recorded their highest runs in an ODI inning by breaking their own earlier record of 481/6, against Australia, by scoring 498/4. England is now the only team to have scored the top three most runs in an innings in one day of International cricket. Their scores are 498 vs the Netherlands, 481 vs Australia, and 444 vs Pakstan.

Highest Economy Rate for a Team in Completed 50 Overs.

The record score by England by default makes the Netherlands the team who has the highest economy rates as a team (9.96) with five of their  6 bowlers conceding more than 9 runs per over and only one conceding more than 8.  Australia, when conceded 481, had two bowlers with less than eight runs per over.

3 Hundred in an Innings.

This was the third time in ODI cricket where three hundred were scored in a single inning, South Africa holds the honor of 3 batsmen scoring hundreds in a single innings on two occasions, while England became the third team to do so. However, it was the first time in ODI criket that number 2,3,4 all scored hundreds in a single inning.

Other Considerable States.

England scored 10 or more than 10, runs in an over, on 17 occasions in their record score of 498 against the Netherlands, we are not sure about the record for most 10 runs or plus over in an ODI inning but this is going to be somewhere near it. 


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