Australia Cricket Team

ICC ranking

Test

ODI

T-20

head coach Andrew McDonald

Captain Mitchell Marsh

ICC Cricket World Cup

1987, 1999, 2003, 2007, 2015, 2023

ICC Champions Trophy

2006, 2009

ICC World Twenty20

2021

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Australia vs South Africa Highlights: AUS vs SA match abandoned due to rain in Rawalpindi

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Pat Cummins responds to Darren Lehmann’s comments on chairman of selectors George Bailey ‘too close to the team’

Pink ball with grey shade: ‘It feels more white, less red, says Scott Boland

Greg Chappell slams talk of Jasprit Bumrah’s action, calls it ‘unequivocally clean’

India vs Australia Highlights, 1st Test Day 3: AUS 12/3 (Target 534 runs) at Stumps vs IND in Perth

Australia stats

ODITestT-20

Most Runs

Ricky Ponting

matchesRuns

37413589

Adam Gilchrist

matchesRuns

2869595

Mark Waugh

matchesRuns

2448500

Best Bowling Figures

Glenn McGrath

matchesWickets

249380

Brett Lee

matchesWickets

221380

Shane Warne

matchesWickets

193291

Best Individual Batting

Glenn Maxwell

Runs

201 vs Afghanistan

Shane Watson

Runs

185 vs Bangladesh

Matthew Hayden

Runs

181 vs New Zealand

Best Individual Bowling

Glenn McGrath

Stats

7/15 vs Namibia

Andy Bichel

Stats

7/20 vs England

Gary Gilmour

Stats

6/14 vs England

Most Runs

Ricky Ponting

matchesRuns

16813378

Allan Border

matchesRuns

15611174

Steve Waugh

matchesRuns

16810927

Best Bowling Figures

Shane Warne

matchesWickets

145708

Nathan Lyon

matchesWickets

141567

Glenn McGrath

matchesWickets

124563

Best Individual Batting

Matthew Hayden

Runs

380 vs Zimbabwe

David Warner

Runs

335 vs Pakistan

Don Bradman

Runs

334 vs England

Best Individual Bowling

Arthur Mailey

Stats

9/121 vs England

Glenn McGrath

Stats

8/24 vs Pakistan

Frank Laver

Stats

8/31 vs England

Most Runs

David Warner

matchesRuns

1103277

Aaron Finch

matchesRuns

1033120

Glenn Maxwell

matchesRuns

1262835

Best Bowling Figures

Adam Zampa

matchesWickets

108134

Josh Hazlewood

matchesWickets

6079

Mitchell Starc

matchesWickets

6579

Best Individual Batting

Aaron Finch

Runs

172 vs Zimbabwe

Aaron Finch

Runs

156 vs England

Glenn Maxwell

Runs

145 vs Sri Lanka

Best Individual Bowling

Ashton Agar

Stats

6/30 vs New Zealand

Adam Zampa

Stats

5/19 vs Bangladesh

Matthew Short

Stats

5/22 vs England

Australia Squads

Marnus Labuschagne

Batsman

Travis Head

Batsman

Cameron Green

All-Rounder

Sean Abbott

All-Rounder

Josh Inglis

Wicket Keeper

Australia win % against teams in ODI

total matches 5

Matches won 4

Matches lost 0

VSAfghanistan

total matches 22

Matches won 20

Matches lost 1

VSBangladesh

total matches 162

Matches won 92

Matches lost 65

VSEngland

total matches 155

Matches won 86

Matches lost 59

VSIndia

total matches 3

Matches won 3

Matches lost 0

VSNetherlands

total matches 142

Matches won 96

Matches lost 39

VSNew Zealand

total matches 111

Matches won 71

Matches lost 36

VSPakistan

total matches 113

Matches won 52

Matches lost 57

VSSouth Africa

total matches 105

Matches won 64

Matches lost 37

VSSri Lanka

Australia’s prformance in icc cricket world cup in ODI

Matches

win

lost

tied

no result

overview

"With five stars around their crest, Australia are the most successful team in the history of the ODI Cricket World Cup. Having won their first title in 1987 and their last one as recently as in 2015, the team in yellow went on to win three successive World Cups from 1999 to 2007 under Steve Waugh and Ricky Ponting's captaincy. Coming into the 2023 edition, the Pat Cummins-led side have a 2-1 ODI series win against India in India to their name from March 2023. Their first outing at the world tournament saw the Ian Chappell-led side reach the final only to be bested by Clive Lloyd’s West Indies.

It was under Allan Border that Australia won their first World Cup back in 1987 when the competition was hosted in India and Pakistan. Their third appearance in the summit clash was in 1996 against Sri Lanka. It didn’t result in a second title as Arjuna Ranatunga’s men prevailed in Lahore.

Their next campaign in the tournament kickstarted a 34-game unbeaten streak that would extend until the 2011 World Cup league stage fixture against Pakistan. Ricky Ponting and Co would eventually be knocked out in the quarter finals by India.

Winning the title in 2015, Australia became only the second team to win a World Cup at home after India did so in 2011. This time under the captainship of Michael Clarke. Coincidentally, they beat co-hosts New Zealand, just like India overcame Sri Lanka - who also hosted the 2011 tournament.

Australia are one of the seven teams to have played in all editions of the tournament, alongside India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, West Indies, England and New Zealand. With 94 appearances — more than any other team in the competition — they also have the best win percentage (74.73) with only 23 losses in the tournament."