Team India in 2020: Statistical review of ODI performance

Team India had a short year in the ODIs, managing to play just nine games and winning three. The year was marred with numerous delays and postponements, owing to the prevailing COVID-19 pandemic. India's lost their year-ending ODI series in Australia, 1-2.

Team India's stint in the One-Day Internationals (ODI) for the year has come to an end. Although most of the year was marred by delays and postponements due to the prevailing COVID-19 pandemic, India still managed to play nine games. As the year draws to a close, we review their statistical performance in the format for this term.

Team India's stint in the One-Day Internationals (ODI) for the year has come to an end. Although most of the year was marred by delays and postponements due to the prevailing COVID-19 pandemic, India still managed to play nine games. As the year draws to a close, we review their statistical performance in the format for this term.

Team records Highest total: 347/4 vs New Zealand (Hamilton) Biggest margin of win (runs): 36 runs vs Australia (Rajkot) Biggest margin of win (wickets): 7 wickets vs Australia (Bengaluru) Biggest margin of win (balls to spare): 15 balls vs Australia (Bengaluru)

Team records
Highest total: 347/4 vs New Zealand (Hamilton)
Biggest margin of win (runs): 36 runs vs Australia (Rajkot)
Biggest margin of win (wickets): 7 wickets vs Australia (Bengaluru)
Biggest margin of win (balls to spare): 15 balls vs Australia (Bengaluru)

Batting records Most runs: KL Rahul (443 in nine innings) Highest score: Rohit Sharma (119) vs Australia (Bengaluru) Best average: Hardik Pandya (105.00 in three innings) Best strike-rate: Shardul Thaur (122.58 in three innings) Most centuries: Rohit, Shreyas Iyer and Rahul (1) Most 50-plus scores: Virat Kohli (5 in nine innings) Most sixes: Rahul (16) Most sixes in an innings: Rohit (6) vs Australia (Bengaluru) Most runs via boundaries in an innings: Rohit (68) vs Australia (Bengaluru) Best strike-rate in an innings: Kedar Jadhav (173.33) vs New Zealand (Hamilton) Best partnership: Pandya and Ravindra Jadeja (150*) vs Australia (Canberra)

Batting records
Most runs: KL Rahul (443 in nine innings)
Highest score: Rohit Sharma (119) vs Australia (Bengaluru)
Best average: Hardik Pandya (105.00 in three innings)
Best strike-rate: Shardul Thaur (122.58 in three innings)
Most centuries: Rohit, Shreyas Iyer and Rahul (1)
Most 50-plus scores: Virat Kohli (5 in nine innings)
Most sixes: Rahul (16)
Most sixes in an innings: Rohit (6) vs Australia (Bengaluru)
Most runs via boundaries in an innings: Rohit (68) vs Australia (Bengaluru)
Best strike-rate in an innings: Kedar Jadhav (173.33) vs New Zealand (Hamilton)
Best partnership: Pandya and Ravindra Jadeja (150*) vs Australia (Canberra)

Bowling records Most wickets: Mohammed Shami (12 in six innings) Best bowling in an innings: Shami (4/63) vs Australia (Bengaluru) Best average: Pandya (24 in three matches) Best economy: Jadeja (5.36 in nine matches) Best economy in an innings: Jasprit Bumrah (3.49) vs Australia (Rajkot) Best strike-rate: Pandya (24 in three matches) Best strike-rate in an innings: Shami (15) vs Australia (Bengaluru) Most four-fors in an innings: Shami (1)

Bowling records
Most wickets: Mohammed Shami (12 in six innings)
Best bowling in an innings: Shami (4/63) vs Australia (Bengaluru)
Best average: Pandya (24 in three matches)
Best economy: Jadeja (5.36 in nine matches)
Best economy in an innings: Jasprit Bumrah (3.49) vs Australia (Rajkot)
Best strike-rate: Pandya (24 in three matches)
Best strike-rate in an innings: Shami (15) vs Australia (Bengaluru)
Most four-fors in an innings: Shami (1)

Wicketkeeping records Most dismissals: Rahul (12 in eight innings) Most dismissals in an innings: Rahul (3) vs Australia (Rajkot and Sydney)

Wicketkeeping records
Most dismissals: Rahul (12 in eight innings)
Most dismissals in an innings: Rahul (3) vs Australia (Rajkot and Sydney)

Fielding records Most catches: Kohli (5) Most catches in an innings: Kohli, Iyer, Jadhav, Navdeep Saini and Shikhar Dhawan (2)

Fielding records
Most catches: Kohli (5)
Most catches in an innings: Kohli, Iyer, Jadhav, Navdeep Saini and Shikhar Dhawan (2)

Individual records Most matches: Bumrah, Iyer, Jadeja, Kohli and Rahul (9) Most matches as skipper: Kohli (9)

Individual records
Most matches: Bumrah, Iyer, Jadeja, Kohli and Rahul (9)
Most matches as skipper: Kohli (9)