Everyone knows what Australia has done in One-Day Internationals (ODIs), which are the shortest type of international cricket. They are the only team in World Cup history to have won it more than once. Australia has a long history of producing strong one-day international cricket players. Many of them have made important contributions to the growth of both their national team and the sport as a whole. These athletes have played for Australia around the world. This post looks at the records of some of Australia’s most experienced cricket players who have played the most One-Day International (ODI) matches. As same as getting update on Australian team, one can also get India cricket team latest news also.
- Ricky Ponting (374 Matches) –
Ricky Ponting is at the top of the list. He is widely thought to be one of Australia’s best captains and hitters ever. Between 1995 and 2012, he played in 374 one-day international matches for Australia’s national team. The right-handed top-order batter from Tasmania has scored a total of 13,589 runs at an average of 41.81, making him Australia’s best-run scorer in 50-over cricket of all time. Also, in one-day internationals (ODIs), his best score is 164, and he has hit 29 hundred throughout his career.
- Steve Waugh (325 Matches) –
Steve Waugh played 50-over cricket for Australia 325 times between 1986 and 2002, a span of 17 years. In 325 games, he scored a total of 7569 runs, which is an average of 32.9 runs per game. Steve was a very dangerous bowler. His average of 34.67 out of 195 dismissals shows how dangerous he was.
- Adam Gilchrist (286 Matches) –
Adam Gilchrist is the next player on the list. He is known for being the best wicketkeeper batter in the whole world. Between 1996 and 2008, Gilchrist played in 286 one-day internationals (ODIs). In those games, he scored a total of 9595 runs and 16 centuries. He is also known for how good he is as a wicketkeeper in cricket, which is another sport. A wicketkeeper who has a record of 416 catches and 46 stumpings in just 286 games is very good.
- Allan Border (273 Matches) –
Allan Border was the captain of Australia’s World Cup-winning team in 1987, and he was a great player in every way. Allan’s first and last one-day international matches, which both took place against England in 1979 and 1994, were both played by him. He also scored 6524 runs at an average of more than 30, and his slow left-arm orthodox bowling helped him get 73 wickets.
- Glenn McGrath (249 Matches) –
If you talk about Australian cricket, you can’t leave out Glenn McGrath. This is not okay at all. With 380 wickets in one-day internationals and a career average of 21.98, he is now tied for second place among all of Australia’s best wicket-takers. McGrath first played in a one-day international against South Africa in 1993. He played his last one-day international against Sri Lanka in 2007.
- Michael Clarke (245 Matches) –
Michael Clarke, a right-handed batter who batted in the middle of the lineup and aggressively chased runs, is up next. Clarke was the leader of the Australian team in 2015 when they won the World Cup. From 2003 to 2015, he played in One-Day Internationals. During that time, he scored 7981 runs, or 44.58 runs on average per game. He bowled orthodox spin with his left arm and got 57 wickets while doing it as a side job.
- Mark A. Waugh (244 Matches) –
Mark Waugh, another all-star, is also on this list. Mark hit with his right hand in the middle of the lineup and bowled a medium-fast ball with his right arm. Mark played in 244 One-Day Internationals (ODIs) between 1988 and 2002. During that time, he scored 8,500 runs, including 18 hundred and 85 fifties, for an average of 39.35. His best bowling score was 5 for 24, and he finished with 85 wickets, averaging 34.56 per game. His numbers at the plate were not as good.
- Michael Bevan (232 Matches) –
Next up is Michael Bevan, who led Australia in the 50-over version of the game for 11 years when he was the captain (1994–2004). When he batted, he used his left hand, and when he bowled, he utilized his left arm and wrist. Most of the time, he would utilize his left hand. Both of his One-Day International (ODI) matches, his first and last, were played against the Sri Lankan national side. ODIs are a form of international cricket played over a single day. Bevan finished his career having amassed 6912 runs, 600 of which were sixes, and 36 wickets. His total number of games played was 232.
- Brett Lee (221 Matches) –
Brett Lee is one of the few fast bowlers who was selected because he bowls at a high speed while also bowling with a lot of aggression. In the year 2000, Lee participated in his very first ever one-day international match, which was contested against Pakistan. His average of 23.36 was higher than any other Australian bowler’s, and he had the most five-wicket hauls of any player with nine. He also had the greatest career run score. His average of 23.36 was also the highest of all competitors. He participated in his last One-Day International match on July 7, 2012, which was contested against England. After that, he said that he would not again participate in the sport.
- Damien Martyn (208 Matches) –
The next player on the list is Damien Martyn, who is often regarded as being among the most attractive hitters in the history of the game. It was entertaining to see him carry out the tasks at hand since it appeared like he was successful in doing so. It was challenging to get a hit off of him since he had such a wide variety of pitches at his disposal. Between the years 1992 and 2006, Martyn participated in a total of 208 One-Day Internationals (ODIs). He had a total of 5346 runs scored, which is equivalent to an average of 40.80 runs scored per game. During the period that he spent in Australia, he was also known for being one of the most skilled fielders.
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