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Australia Set World Record by Winning 781-Run ODI Thriller

Khabor Wala Desk

Published: 21st September 2025, 11:55 AM

Australia Set World Record by Winning 781-Run ODI Thriller

Yesterday, the Australian women’s team defeated India Women by 43 runs in a historic One Day International (ODI) match that saw an unprecedented run-fest.

Although India lost, Harmanpreet Kaur’s side put up a valiant fight, scoring over 350 runs in their chase of Australia’s mammoth target of 413. The match witnessed multiple records being shattered.

Match Summary

Team Score Overs Faced Result
Australia Women 412 all out < 50 overs Highest ODI total in their history
India Women 369 all out < 50 overs Highest second innings total in women’s ODIs
Total Runs 781 New world record for women’s ODIs

 

Records from the Match

  1. Australia’s Highest ODI Innings Total
    • Their 412 runs is the highest ever in Australian women’s ODI history.
  2. India Concedes 400+ Runs for the First Time
    • India Women conceded over 400 runs in an ODI innings for the first time.
    • Their previous worst was 371 runs, also against Australia.
  3. Highest Match Aggregate in Women’s ODIs
    • Combined runs: 781.
    • Previous record: 678 runs (England vs South Africa, 2017).
  4. India’s Highest Second Innings Total
    • India scored 369 runs, the highest ever by any team in the second innings of awomen’s ODI.
    • The previous record was 321 runs by South Africa Women, also against India.

 

The contest was dominated by attacking stroke play, with new records set for boundaries:

Type Total Previous Record
Fours 99 83
Sixes 12 8
Total Boundaries 111 Never previously reached 100

 

This was the first time in women’s ODI history that the boundary count in a single match crossed 100.

The extraordinary run-fest not only highlighted Australia’s batting power but also India’s fighting spirit in pursuit of a monumental total. The match is set to be remembered as a defining moment in women’s ODI cricket.

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