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Biggest win in ODI cricket by runs: England go berserk as they smash the highest total ever in One Day Internationals against Netherlands.

During the first ODI of the ongoing England’s historic tour of Netherlands at the VRA Cricket Ground in Amstelveen, England, courtesy of three centuries and a fifty from its batters have piled up as many as 498 runs on the scoreboard for the loss of five wickets in their 50 Overs.

With this, they have also went past their own world record of smashing the highest ever total in the ODI format.

Incredible.

We break our own World Record with a score of 4️⃣9️⃣8️⃣

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Phil Salt (122 off 93), David Malan (125 off 109), and wicket-keeper batter Jos Buttler (162* off 70) not only helped England achieve the landmark figure, but also made it a first in their men’s ODI history that three of their batters surpassed the 100-run mark.

While Buttler smashed his second fastest century in mere 47 deliveries, Liam Livingstone (66* off 22) fell just one delivery short of scoring the joint-fastest half-century in One-Dayers, reaching the figure in mere 17 balls.

If this was not it, the Eoin Morgan-led side also went on to smash the maximum sixes (26) in an ODI innings, again bettering their own record of 25 Sixes which they had hit versus Afghanistan in the year 2019.

Biggest win in ODI cricket by runs

England have a wonderful opportunity to get hold of yet another ODI world record under their name – of registering the biggest win by runs in the format history.

The aforementioned record, as of now is held by New Zealand, who had defeated Ireland by 290 runs back in the year 2008.

Winner	Margin	Target	Opposition	Ground	Match Date
New Zealand	290 runs	403	v Ireland	Aberdeen	01-Jul-2008
Australia	275 runs	418	v Afghanistan	Perth	04-Mar-2015
South Africa	272 runs	400	v Zimbabwe	Benoni	22-Oct-2010
South Africa	258 runs	302	v Sri Lanka	Paarl	11-Jan-2012
India	257 runs	414	v Bermuda	Port of Spain	19-Mar-2007

At the time of writing, Netherlands needed another 314 runs off 12 Overs, with only four wickets remaining in the bank.