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India cross the break even point in ODI's


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This one's for the stats lovers. For the first time in 34 years (ever sicne we started playing ODI cricket) India have more ODI wins than defeats. Out of the 688 matches we have played, 655 have yielded results. We have won 328 and lost 327. Sucess ratio per decade - Decade M W L Win% 70's 13 2 11 15.38 80's 155 69 80 44.52 90's 257 122 120 47.47 00's 263 135 116 51.33

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Nothing to be impressed off! 327 loses ??? That's disgusting (at least to me)

Posted

Thats good info. Lets hope that the percentage gets better only. Hard work by some great players with great attitude has made the difference.

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heres the complete record -

Team              M	   W	   L	 T	 NR	     % 
Asia XI           7	   4	   2	 0	  1	 66.66
South Africa    404	 252	 136	 5	 11	 64.75 
Australia       682	 420	 233	 8	 21	 64.14 
West Indies     590	 322	 244	 5	 19	 56.83 
Pakistan        685	 369	 295	 6	 15	 55.52 
England         492	 236	 235	 5	 16	 50.10 
India           688	 328	 327	 3	 30	 50.07 
Sri Lanka       554	 253	 276	 3	 22	 47.83 
New Zealand     546	 236	 279	 5	 26	 45.86 
Netherlands      35	  11	  22	 0	  2	 33.33 
Kenya            99	  32	  65	 0	  2	 32.98 
Ireland          25	   6	  16	 1	  2	 28.26 
Scotland         27	   7	  19	 0	  1	 26.92 
Zimbabwe        333	  80	 239	 5	  9	 25.46 
ICC World XI      4	   1	   3	 0	  0	 25.00 
Bermuda          29	   7	  22	 0	  0	 24.13 
Bangladesh      183	  40	 141	 0	  2	 22.09 
Africa XI         6	   1	   4	 0	  1	 20.00 
Canada           37	   7	  30	 0	  0	 18.91 
UAE              11	   1	  10	 0	  0	  9.09 
East Africa       3	   0	   3	 0	  0	  0.00 
Hong Kong         4	   0	   4	 0	  0	  0.00 
Namibia           6	   0	   6	 0	  0	  0.00 
USA               2	   0	   2	 0	  0	  0.00 

Posted

India is way below. Lanka is below India only because they were underdogs for a long time. The rest below India are indeed underdogs. But hopefully we will overtake England soon.

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