In this blog, we will discuss the most consecutive wins in ODI history of Cricket.
Australia has the record for the most consecutive wins in ODI format in the history of Cricket. From 11 January 2003 to 24 May 2003, the Australian team won 21 matches in a row, the world record for the most consecutively in the history of the One Day International.
1. 21 Wins – Australia – Most Consecutive Wins in ODI
Australia has Most Consecutive wins in One-day-international.
During this time, Australia defeated England 5 times consecutively, followed by West Indies 4 times.
Apart from these two, Australia also defeated India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, and New Zealand.
2. 12 Wins – South Africa – Second Most Consecutive Wins in ODI
South Africa has the record for the second most consecutive wins in ODI format in the history of Cricket.
From 11 February 2005 to 30 October 2005, the South African team won 12 matches in a row which is the world record for the second-most number of victories consecutively in the history of the One Day International.
South Africa defeated West Indies 5 times consecutively during this period, followed by Zimbabwe and New Zealand 3 times. Apart from these teams, Proteas beat England as well.
3. 12 Wins – Pakistan – Third Most Consecutive Wins in ODI
Pakistan has the record for the third most consecutive wins in the ODI format in the history of Cricket.
From 18 November 2007 to 8 June 2008, the Pakistani team won 12 matches in a row, the world record for the third most victories consecutively in the history of the One Day International.
During this period, Pakistan defeated Bangladesh 6 times consecutively, followed by Zimbabwe 5 times. Apart from these two, Pakistan also beat India one time.
4. 12 Wins – South Africa – Fourth Most Consecutive Wins in ODI
South Africa has the record for the fourth most consecutive wins in the ODI format in the history of Cricket.
From 25 September 20216 to 19 February 2017, the South African team won 12 matches in a row, the world record for the fourth most victories consecutively in the history of the One Day International.
During this period, Proteas defeated Australia and Sri Lanka 5 times consecutively, followed by Ireland and New Zealand 1 time.
5. 11 Wins – West Indies – Fifth Consecutive Wins in ODI
West Indies has the record for the fifth most consecutive wins in the ODI format in the history of Cricket.
From 4 June 1984 to 2 February 1985, the West Indian team won 12 matches in a row, the world record for the fifth most victories consecutively in the history of the One Day International.
During this period, West Indies defeated Australia and Sri Lanka 5 times consecutively, followed by England 1 time.
6. 11 Wins – Australia – Sixth Most Consecutive Wins
Australia has the record for the sixth most consecutive wins in the ODI format in the history of Cricket.
From 14 March 2007 to 28 April 2007, the Australian team won 11 matches in a row which is the world record for the sixth most victories consecutively in the history of the One Day International.
During this period, Australia defeated South Africa and Sri Lanka 2-2 consecutively, followed by West Indies, Netherlands, Irelands, Bangladesh, England etc.
7. 10 Wins – West Indies – Seventh Most Consecutive Wins in ODI
West Indies has the record for the seventh most consecutive wins in the ODI format in the history of Cricket.
From 5 January 1988 to 30 March 1988, the West Indian team won 10 matches in a row, the world record for the seventh most victories consecutively in the history of the One Day International.
West Indies defeated India and Pakistan 5-5 times consecutively during this period.
8. 10 Wins – Australia – Eighth Most Consecutive Wins in ODI
Australia has the record for the eighth most consecutive wins in the ODI format in the history of Cricket.
From 23 February 1990 to 2 May 1990, the Australian team won 10 matches in a row which is the world record for the eighth most victories consecutively in the history of the One Day International.
During this period, Australia defeated New Zealand 4 times consecutively, followed by Pakistan and India 2-2 times. Apart from these, Australia also beat Bangladesh and Sri Lanka.
9. 10 Wins – Pakistan – Ninth Most Consecutive Wins in ODI
Pakistan has the record for the ninth most consecutive wins in the ODI format in the history of Cricket.
From 27 April 1990 to 13 November 1990, the Pakistani team won 10 matches in a row, the world record for the ninth most victories consecutively in the history of the One Day International.
During this period, Pakistan defeated New Zealand 4 times consecutively, followed by West Indies 3 times. Apart from these two, the Pakistani team also defeated India, Sri Lanka, and Australia.
10. 10 Wins – South Africa – Tenth Most Consecutive Wins in ODI
South Africa has the record for the tenth most consecutive wins in the ODI format in the history of Cricket.
From 13 January 1996 to 5 March 1996, the South African team won 10 matches in a row, the world record for the tenth most victories consecutively in the history of the One Day International.
During this period, South Africa defeated England 6 times consecutively, followed by New Zealand, UAE, Pakistan and the Netherlands one time.
