DoG's ODI Batting and Bowling Performances

[Days of Grace]

Inspired by this thread http://www.cricketweb.net/forum/threads/the-greatest-odi-innings-of-all-time.89487/, I decided to begin work on the greatest ODI batting and bowling performances using my own system, which is very similar to the one I use for rating test performances.

The criteria for ODI batting performances:
Runs
Strike-rate
Conditions
Point of entry (the team's situation when the batsman walked out to bat)
Fall of wickets while at the crease
Largest partnership involved in
Runs with the lower order (6th wicket and below)
Match result
Importance of the match
Opposition (measured by ICC bowler ratings at the completion of the match)
Chasing a target (points awarded for any target above 250)
Margin of win (points deducted for first innings performances)

Top 20 ODI batting performances

	Runs	Strike-rate	Opposition	Opposition Rating	Venue	Year	Rating
IVA Richards	189*	111.17	England	561	Manchester	1984​	20.90​
ST Jayasuriya	189	117.39	India	541	Sharjah	2000​	18.81​
N Kapil Dev	175*	126.81	Zimbabwe	289	Tunbridge Wells	1983​	18.71​
MJ Guptill	237*	145.39	West Indies	503	Wellington	2015​	18.69​
HH Gibbs	175	157.65	Australia	531	Johannesburg	2006​	18.42​
LRPL Taylor	181*	123.12	England	557	Dunedin	2018​	18.16​
DI Gower	158	133.89	New Zealand	651	Brisbane	1983​	18.15​
Javed Miandad	116*	101.75	India	652	Sharjah	1986​	17.42​
RG Sharma	264	152.6	Sri Lanka	478	Eden Gardens	2014​	17.26​
AC Gilchrist	149	143.26	Sri Lanka	664	Bridgetown	2007​	17.18​
IVA Richards	138*	87.89	England	487	Lord's	1979​	17.14​
KJ O'Brien	113	179.36	England	589	Bengaluru	2011​	17.07​
A Symonds	143*	114.4	Pakistan	609	Johannesburg	2003​	16.96​
MG Bracewell	127*	154.87	Ireland	461	Dublin (Malahide)	2022​	16.65​
MS Dhoni	183*	126.2	Sri Lanka	640	Jaipur	2005​	16.62​
MG Bevan	78*	88.63	West Indies	598	Sydney	1996​	16.59​
Abdul Razzaq	109*	151.38	South Africa	558	Abu Dhabi	2010​	16.34​
AR Border	127*	90.71	West Indies	757	Sydney	1985​	16.31​
MP Stoinis	146*	124.78	New Zealand	546	Auckland	2017​	16.23​
SR Waugh	120*	109.09	South Africa	676	Leeds	1999​	16.16​
DJ Malan	114*	78.62	Bangladesh	595	Mirpur	2023​	16.07​
SR Watson	185*	192.7	Bangladesh	545	Mirpur	2011​	16.05​
Saeed Anwar	194	132.87	India	520	Chennai	1997​	16.03​
V Sehwag	110	118.27	New Zealand	497	Dambulla	2010​	15.97​
V Sehwag	219	146.97	West Indies	495	Indore	2011​	15.89​
CD McMillan	117	121.87	Australia	570	Hamilton	2007​	15.81​
BC Lara	169	131	Sri Lanka	497	Sharjah	1995​	15.76​
JC Buttler	110*	90.16	Australia	385	Manchester	2018​	15.60​
GA Gooch	115	84.55	India	681	Wankhede	1987​	15.52​
EJG Morgan	148	208.45	Afghanistan	586	Manchester	2019​	15.49​
BC Lara	111	118.08	South Africa	572	Karachi	1996​	15.35​
MG Bevan	102*	107.36	New Zealand	538	Melbourne	2002​	15.09​
BA Stokes	84*	85.71	England	613	Lord's	2019​	15.09​
NJ Astle	117	78	India	413	Colombo (RPS)	2001​	14.97​
SR Tendulkar	200*	136.05	South Africa	524	Gwalior	2010​	14.85​
MG Bracewell	140	179.48	India	553	Hyderabad	2023​	14.81​
PA de Silva	107*	86.29	Australia	697	Lahore	1996​	14.80​
SR Tendulkar	134	102.29	Australia	590	Sharjah	1998​	14.55​
CL Cairns	102*	103.03	South Africa	572	Brisbane	2002​	14.35​
RT Ponting	140*	115.7	India	598	Johannesburg	2003​	14.30​
GD Elliott	84*	115.06	South Africa	655	Auckland	2015​	14.26​
CH Lloyd	102	120	Australia	459	Lord's	1975​	14.20​
BB McCullum	86*	94.5	Australia	570	Hamilton	2007​	14.06​
CL Cairns	102*	90.26	India	499	Nairobi	2000​	13.99​
AB de Villiers	149	338.63	West Indies	469	Johannesburg	2015​	13.96​
V Kohli	133*	154.65	Sri Lanka	578	Hobart	2012​	13.57​
IVA Richards	153*	117.69	Australia	430	Melbourne	1979​	13.38​
MS Dhoni	91*	115.18	Sri Lanka	590	Wankhede	2011​	13.08​
ME Waugh	110	98.21	New Zealand	532	Chennai	1996​	13.01​
CZ Harris	130	104.83	Australia	582	Chennai	1996​	12.43​
BB McCullum	59	226.92	South Africa	655	Auckland	2015​	10.61​

These are all the innings I have checked so far. Viv Richards magnum opus is at the top and he has some margin over 2nd place. I am sure we can eventually find 100 innings that are rated above 14.00. Let me know which innings you want me to rate. Cheers.

 

[Socerer 01]

where would Zaman’s CT final 100 rank on this list? and Kohli’s 183 against Pakistan and 160 against South Africa? the latter was famous for him getting 100 runs without a boundary at the end on a hot day, does that get reflected in any way?

love the list and the work you have put into it

 

[Fuller Pilch]

Inspired by this thread http://www.cricketweb.net/forum/threads/the-greatest-odi-innings-of-all-time.89487/, I decided to begin work on the greatest ODI batting and bowling performances using my own system, which is very similar to the one I use for rating test performances.

The criteria for ODI batting performances:
Runs
Strike-rate
Conditions
Point of entry (the team's situation when the batsman walked out to bat)
Fall of wickets while at the crease
Largest partnership involved in
Runs with the lower order (6th wicket and below)
Match result
Importance of the match
Opposition (measured by ICC bowler ratings at the completion of the match)
Chasing a target (points awarded for any target above 250)

Top 20 ODI batting performances

	Runs	Strike-rate	Opposition	Opposition Rating	Venue	Year	Rating
IVA Richards	189*	111.17	England	561	Manchester	1984​	20.90​
ST Jayasuriya	189	117.39	India	541	Sharjah	2000​	18.81​
N Kapil Dev	175*	126.81	Zimbabwe	289	Tunbridge Wells	1983​	18.71​
MJ Guptill	237*	145.39	West Indies	503	Wellington	2015​	18.69​
HH Gibbs	175	157.65	Australia	531	Johannesburg	2006​	18.42​
LRPL Taylor	181*	123.12	England	557	Dunedin	2018​	18.16​
DI Gower	158	133.89	New Zealand	651	Brisbane	1983​	18.15​
Javed Miandad	116*	101.75	India	652	Sharjah	1986​	17.42​
RG Sharma	264	152.6	Sri Lanka	478	Eden Gardens	2014​	17.26​
AC Gilchrist	149	143.26	Sri Lanka	664	Bridgetown	2007​	17.18​
IVA Richards	138*	87.89	England	487	Lord's	1979​	17.14​
KJ O'Brien	113	179.36	England	589	Bengaluru	2011​	17.07​
A Symonds	143*	114.4	Pakistan	609	Johannesburg	2003​	16.96​
MG Bracewell	127*	154.87	Ireland	461	Dublin (Malahide)	2022​	16.65​
MS Dhoni	183*	126.2	Sri Lanka	640	Jaipur	2005​	16.62​
MG Bevan	78*	88.63	West Indies	598	Sydney	1996​	16.59​
Abdul Razzaq	109*	151.38	South Africa	558	Abu Dhabi	2010​	16.34​
AR Border	127*	90.71	West Indies	757	Sydney	1985​	16.31​
MP Stoinis	146*	124.78	New Zealand	546	Auckland	2017​	16.23​
SR Waugh	120*	109.09	South Africa	676	Leeds	1999​	16.16​
DJ Malan	114*	78.62	Bangladesh	595	Mirpur	2023​	16.07​
SR Watson	185*	192.7	Bangladesh	545	Mirpur	2011​	16.05​
Saeed Anwar	194	132.87	India	520	Chennai	1997​	16.03​
V Sehwag	110	118.27	New Zealand	497	Dambulla	2010​	15.97​
V Sehwag	219	146.97	West Indies	495	Indore	2011​	15.89​
CD McMillan	117	121.87	Australia	570	Hamilton	2007​	15.81​
BC Lara	169	131	Sri Lanka	497	Sharjah	1995​	15.76​
JC Buttler	110*	90.16	Australia	385	Manchester	2018​	15.60​
GA Gooch	115	84.55	India	681	Wankhede	1987​	15.52​
EJG Morgan	148	208.45	Afghanistan	586	Manchester	2019​	15.49​
BC Lara	111	118.08	South Africa	572	Karachi	1996​	15.35​
MG Bevan	102*	107.36	New Zealand	538	Melbourne	2002​	15.09​
BA Stokes	84*	85.71	England	613	Lord's	2019​	15.09​
NJ Astle	117	78	India	413	Colombo (RPS)	2001​	14.97​
SR Tendulkar	200*	136.05	South Africa	524	Gwalior	2010​	14.85​
MG Bracewell	140	179.48	India	553	Hyderabad	2023​	14.81​
PA de Silva	107*	86.29	Australia	697	Lahore	1996​	14.80​
SR Tendulkar	134	102.29	Australia	590	Sharjah	1998​	14.55​
CL Cairns	102*	103.03	South Africa	572	Brisbane	2002​	14.35​
RT Ponting	140*	115.7	India	598	Johannesburg	2003​	14.30​
GD Elliott	84*	115.06	South Africa	655	Auckland	2015​	14.26​
CH Lloyd	102	120	Australia	459	Lord's	1975​	14.20​
BB McCullum	86*	94.5	Australia	570	Hamilton	2007​	14.06​
CL Cairns	102*	90.26	India	499	Nairobi	2000​	13.99​
AB de Villiers	149	338.63	West Indies	469	Johannesburg	2015​	13.96​
V Kohli	133*	154.65	Sri Lanka	578	Hobart	2012​	13.57​
IVA Richards	153*	117.69	Australia	430	Melbourne	1979​	13.38​
MS Dhoni	91*	115.18	Sri Lanka	590	Wankhede	2011​	13.08​
ME Waugh	110	98.21	New Zealand	532	Chennai	1996​	13.01​
CZ Harris	130	104.83	Australia	582	Chennai	1996​	12.43​
BB McCullum	59	226.92	South Africa	655	Auckland	2015​	10.61​

These are all the innings I have checked so far. Viv Richards magnum opus is at the top and he has some margin over 2nd place. I am sure we can eventually find 100 innings that are rated above 14.00. Let me know which innings you want me to rate. Cheers.

Brilliant work. Minor error about the opposition that Stokes batted against in his knock though.

 

[Days of Grace]

Brilliant work. Minor error about the opposition that Stokes batted against in his knock though.

Thanks for pointing out that mistake. Still dealing with the trauma so subconsciously entered England instead of NZ!

 

[Fuller Pilch]

Still dealing with the trauma

Healing takes time

 

[Flem274*]

Looks good so far bro. Can't wait for a full list and if you wanted, another big countdown?

 

[Days of Grace]

I will do a countdown of the top 100 test batsmen and bowlers sometime this year.

 

[Migara]

Strike rate needs to be era adjusted.

 

[Days of Grace]

Strike rate needs to be era adjusted.

The strike-rates of each innings are compared to the strike-rates of other batsmen in the same match so I don’t think any adjustments are necessary.

 

[Migara]

The strike-rates of each innings are compared to the strike-rates of other batsmen in the same match so I don’t think any adjustments are necessary.

So it only shows where they stand in the match. Not in the era. Not the same thing I am afraid. Good innings in a match where opposition had a disastrous end , would show it as a very good innings (for ex. Jayasuriya's 189, where the opposition was actually done by bowlers)

 

[Migara]

Dave Houghton 142 against NZ

 

[honestbharani]

So it only shows where they stand in the match. Not in the era. Not the same thing I am afraid. Good innings in a match where opposition had a disastrous end , would show it as a very good innings (for ex. Jayasuriya's 189, where the opposition was actually done by bowlers)

You are worried strike rates within the same game will not show the full story and yet you feel an "era SR" encompassing every different type of pitch across the world would be a more accurate relative measure?

 

[Shri]

do only winning innings qualify? because sachin's desert storm knock or his 98 vs pak in the 2003 wc not making it while michael bracewell's does is very amusing

 

[Sunil1z]

do only winning innings qualify? because sachin's desert storm knock or his 98 vs pak in the 2003 wc not making it while michael bracewell's does is very amusing

Desert storm is there . Below Desilva’s knock .

 

[Shri]

Desert storm is there . Below Desilva’s knock .

desert storm was 143. final was 134

 

[Shri]

AUS vs IND Cricket Scorecard, 6th Match at Sharjah, April 22, 1998

Live Cricket Scoreboard: Get Australia vs India 6th Match, cricket scorecard, Coca-Cola Cup 1997/98 dated April 22, 1998.

www.espncricinfo.com

 

[Howe_zat]

Some recent England ones I remember fondly are

Buttler 129 vs NZ, Edgbaston 2015
Moeen Ali 102 vs West Indies, Bristol 2017
Pietersen 100* vs SA, East London 2005
Morgan 103* vs Australia, Southampton 2010

 

[Migara]

You are worried strike rates within the same game will not show the full story and yet you feel an "era SR" encompassing every different type of pitch across the world would be a more accurate relative measure?

SRs in the same game tends to be skewed by extremely bad or extremely good performances/ The chance of era adjusted stats is skewed far less even by extreme outliers. if outliers affect the baseline then it creates a issue.

 

[_00_deathscar]

Hmm interesting cos I reckon Sachin has about 3 knocks better than the ones that actually made the list!

 

[Days of Grace]

Hmm interesting cos I reckon Sachin has about 3 knocks better than the ones that actually made the list!

I wrote in the original post that this is a work in progress. What Tendulkar knocks would you like me to check?