South Africa break India's record for most 400+ totals in ODI cricket

South Africa smashed 416 losing 5 wickets against Australia in the 4th ODI at Centurion.

In the game of cricket, every day or the other a record keeps breaking. One such record, which is recently broken, is for the most 400+ totals in ODI cricket. South Africa achieved this remarkable feat against Australia, in the ongoing ODI series. This achievement came after South Africa posted a mammoth total of 416 runs in the 4th ODI against Australia.

Cricket fans witnessed history being made when South Africa surpassed India's record for the most 400+ totals in ODI cricket. This remarkable accomplishment adds another feather to the cap of a nation that is always been a strong contender in the limited-overs format.

South Africa posted an impressive total of 416 for the loss of five wickets in their 50-overs innings against Australia. Quinton de Kock led the charge with a brilliant knock of 45 runs from 64 balls before being dismissed by Mitchell Marsh.

The real fireworks came from Rassie van der Dussen, who scored a magnificent 62 off 65 balls, and Heinrich Klaasen, whose explosive innings of 174 not out off just 83 balls was the highlight.

Miller finished with an unbeaten 82 off 45 balls. Klaasen along with Miller added 222 runs in just 92 deliveries Their total of 416 was built on strong partnerships, and they managed to accelerate towards the end.

South Africa break India's record

The previous record of 400+ totals in ODI cricket was jointly held by India and South Africa, achieving this milestone six times. However, South Africa's remarkable consistency in batting allowed them to surpass this record. From 2006 to 2023, South Africa have managed to cross the 400-runs mark on seven occasions in ODI format.

South Africa's highest score of 439 runs against West Indies in 2015 speak volumes about their batting talent. South Africa's journey to breaking India's record for the most 400+ totals in ODI cricket is a testament to their batting abilities, consistency, and determination.