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Australia in international cricket: record, rivals and highs

This page gathers the statistical portrait of Australia in men's international cricket: 703 matches between 2003 and 2026, across 476 ODIs and 227 T20Is. The team took 420 wins in the period, a 62.2% rate when there was a result, and every number below was recomputed from Cricsheet's ball by ball files, copied from no one.

Record by format

FormatPWLTNRWin %
ODI47629415922164.6%
T20I227126913757.3%
Total70342025052862.2%

P = played, W = wins, L = losses, T = ties, NR = no result (rain or abandonment). The win percentage ignores no result games.

Head to head record (ODI + T20I)

OpponentPWLT + NRWin %
India12357561050.4%
England1136444558.7%
South Africa854242150.0%
Sri Lanka844833358.5%
Pakistan764727262.7%
New Zealand734918672.1%
West Indies694719370.1%
Bangladesh36287180.0%
Zimbabwe17124175.0%

Rivalries

No rival has crossed Australia's path as often as India: 123 games in the period. Among matchups with at least 10 games, the best record is against Bangladesh (28 wins in 36 games, 80.0%) and the worst is against South Africa (42 in 85, 50.0%).

Highest innings totals

ScoreFormatOpponentDate
434/4ODISouth AfricaMar 12, 2006
431/2ODISouth AfricaAug 24, 2025
399/8ODINetherlandsOct 25, 2023
392/8ODISouth AfricaSep 9, 2023
263/3T20ISri LankaSep 6, 2016
248/6T20IEnglandAug 29, 2013
245/5T20INew ZealandFeb 16, 2018
241/4T20IWest IndiesFeb 11, 2024

Cricket notation in the score column: total runs, then wickets lost in the innings after the slash; super overs are left out.

One fact to keep

No team has won as many ODI World Cups as Australia: six titles (1987, 1999, 2003, 2007, 2015 and 2023), plus the T20 trophy in 2021. Three of those finals are in this dataset, ball by ball.

The numbers on this page come from the ball by ball files of the Cricsheet project (cricsheet.org), which distributes men's international ODI and T20I matches under the Open Data Commons Attribution (ODC-BY) 1.0 license; the snapshot used is from Jul 10, 2026. This site recomputes every total and record on its own: only games with a result enter the win percentage, and a match settled in a super over stays recorded as a tie, per the official convention. We are independent, with no ties to the ICC, to any board or to the teams mentioned.

Last updated: · Methodology and sources