List of List A cricket records

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This is a list of List A cricket records; that is, world-record team and individual performances in List A cricket.

Batting records

Most runs in a career

All-time leading run scorer Graham Gooch
Rank Player Nationality Runs Average
1 Graham Gooch  England 22,211 40.16
2 Graeme Hick  England 22,059 41.30
3 Sachin Tendulkar  India 21,999 45.54
4 Kumar Sangakkara  Sri Lanka 19,453 43.61
5 Viv Richards  Antigua and Barbuda 16,995 41.96
6 Ricky Ponting  Australia 16,363 41.74
7 Gordon Greenidge  Barbados 16,349 40.56
8 Sanath Jayasuriya  Sri Lanka 16,128 31.19
9 Allan Lamb  England 15,658 39.14
10 Desmond Haynes  Barbados 15,651 42.07
Source: ESPN Cricinfo Last updated: 26 September 2015

Most centuries in a career

Rank Player Nationality Centuries
1 Sachin Tendulkar  India 60
2 Virat Kohli  India 70
3 Graham Gooch  England 44
4 Graeme Hick  England 40
5 Kumar Sangakkara  Sri Lanka 39
6 Ricky Ponting  Australia 34
7 Gordon Greenidge  Barbados 33
8 Sourav Ganguly  India 31
Sanath Jayasuriya  Sri Lanka
Rohit Sharma  India
Source: ESPN Cricinfo Last updated: 23 December 2019

Highest individual scores

Rank Player Nationality High score
1 Ali Brown  England 268
2 Rohit Sharma  India 264
3 D'Arcy Short  Australia 257
4 Shikhar Dhawan  India 248
5 Martin Guptill  New Zealand 237*
6 Ben Dunk  Australia 229*
7 Graeme Pollock  South Africa 222*
8 Jamie How  New Zealand 222
9 Ben Duckett  England 220*
10 Virender Sehwag  India 219
Source: ESPN Cricinfo Last updated: 28 September 2018

Highest average

Qualification: Minimum 50 innings

Rank Player Nationality Average
1 Sam Hain  England 59.78
2 Virat Kohli  India 58.65
3 Michael Bevan  Australia 57.86
4 Shan Masood  Pakistan 54.24
5 Cheteshwar Pujara  India 54.20
6 Khurram Manzoor  Pakistan 53.64
7 AB de Villiers  South Africa 53.47
8 Babar Azam  Pakistan 53.17
9 James Taylor  England 53.11
10 Iftikhar Ahmed  Pakistan 52.60
Source: ESPN Cricinfo Last updated: 2 October 2019

Record partnerships by wicket

Wicket Runs Batting partners Batting team Fielding team Venue Season
1st 367* Morné van Wyk and Cameron Delport South Africa Dolphins South Africa Knights Chevrolet Park, Bloemfontein 2014–15
2nd 372 Chris Gayle and Marlon Samuels Cricket West Indies West Indies Zimbabwe Zimbabwe Manuka Oval, Canberra 2014–15
3rd 338 Sanju Samson and Sachin Baby India Kerala India Goa Alur Cricket Stadium II, Bangalore 2019–20
4th 276 Mominul Haque and Roshen Silva Bangladesh Prime Doleshwar Bangladesh Abahani Limited Shaheed Chandu Stadium, Bogra 2013–14
5th 267* Minhajul Abedin and Khaled Mahmud Bangladesh Bangladesh Pakistan Bahawalpur United Bank Limited Sports Complex, Karachi 1997–98
6th 272 Aiden Markram and Farhaan Behardien South Africa Titans South Africa Cape Cobras Newlands, Cape Town 2018–19
7th 215* Simi Singh and George Dockrell Ireland Leinster Lightning Ireland Northern Knights The Vineyard, Dublin 2018
8th 203 Shahid Iqbal and Haaris Ayaz Pakistan Karachi Whites Pakistan Hyderabad United Bank Limited Sports Complex, Karachi 1998–99
9th 155 Chris Read and Andrew Harris England Nottinghamshire England Durham Trent Bridge, Nottingham 2006
10th 128 Ashish Reddy and Ravi Kiran India Hyderabad India Kerala Nuclear Fuel Complex Ground, Secunderabad 2014–15
Source: ESPN Cricinfo Last updated: 12 October 2019

Bowling records

Most wickets

Rank Player Nationality Wickets Average
1 Wasim Akram  Pakistan 881 21.91
2 Allan Donald  South Africa 684 21.84
3 Muttiah Muralitharan  Sri Lanka 682 22.39
4 John Lever  England 674 19.70
Waqar Younis  Pakistan 22.36
6 John Emburey  England 647 25.98
7 Ian Botham  England 612 24.94
8 Darren Gough  England 598 24.17
9 Shaun Pollock  South Africa 573 22.93
10 Derek Underwood  England 572 19.43
Source: ESPN Cricinfo Last updated: 5 December 2012

Best bowling figures

Rank Player Nationality Figures Venue Season
1 Shahbaz Nadeem  India 8/10 Chennai 2018-19
2 Rahul Sanghvi  India 8/15 Una 1997-98
3 Chaminda Vaas  Sri Lanka 8/19 Colombo (SSC) 2001-02
4 Tharaka Kottehewa  Sri Lanka 8/20 Colombo (Moors) 2007-08
5 Michael Holding  Jamaica 8/21 Hove 1988
6 Keith Boyce  Barbados 8/26 Old Trafford 1971
7 Romesh Eranga  Sri Lanka 8/30 Colombo (Colts) 2007-08
8 Derek Underwood  England 8/31 Edinburgh 1987
9 Brandon Mavuta  Zimbabwe 8/38 Harare 2017-18
10 Shaun Tait  Australia 8/43 Adelaide 2003-04
Source: ESPN Cricinfo Last updated: 3 June 2020

Most games in a career

Rank Games Player Nationality Career Span
1 651 Graeme Hick  England 1983–2008
2 613 Graham Gooch  England 1973–1997
3 594 Wasim Akram  Pakistan 1984–2003
4 557 Sanath Jayasuriya  Sri Lanka 1989–2011
5 551 Mike Gatting  England 1975–1998
551 Sachin Tendulkar  India 1989–2013
7 546 Mahela Jayawardene  Sri Lanka 1995–2016
8 536 John Emburey  England 1975–2000
9 528 Kumar Sangakkara  Sri Lanka 1997–2017
10 525 Kim Barnett  England 1979–2005
Source: ESPN Cricinfo Last updated: 2 November 2016

Most dismissals in a career

Rank Dismissals Player Nationality Catches Stumpings Career Span
1 661 Steve Rhodes  England 532 129 1984–2004
2 642 Kumar Sangakkara  Sri Lanka 514 124 1997–2017
3 591 Adam Gilchrist  Australia 526 65 1992–2010
4 563 Jack Russell  England 465 98 1982–2004
5 543 MS Dhoni  India 392 134 1999–present
6 527 Warren Hegg  England 466 61 1987–2005
7 520 Paul Nixon  England 421 99 1987–2011
8 515 Mark Boucher  South Africa 484 31 1995–2011
9 490 Alec Stewart  England 442 48 1981–2003
10 476 Moin Khan  Pakistan 337 139 1989–2005
Source: ESPN Cricinfo Last updated: 18 January 2019

Highest team scores

Rank Team Opponent Score Venue Date
1 England Surrey England Gloucestershire 496/4 The Oval, London 29 April 2007
2  England  Australia 481/6 Trent Bridge, Nottingham 19 Juen 2018
3 India India A England Leicestershire 458/4 Leicester 19 June 2018
4 England Nottinghamshire England Northamptonshire 445/8 Trent Bridge, Nottingham 6 June 2016
5 England England Pakistan Pakistan 444/3 Trent Bridge, Nottingham 30 August 2016
6 Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Netherlands Netherlands 443/9 Amstelveen 4 June 2006
7 South Africa South Africa Cricket West Indies West Indies 439/2 Johannesburg 18 January 2015
8 South Africa South Africa Australia Australia 438/9 Johannesburg 12 March 2006
9 England Surrey Wales Glamorgan 438/5 The Oval 19 June 2002
10 South Africa South Africa India India 438/4 Mumbai 25 October 2015
Source: ESPN Cricinfo Last updated: 3 June 2020

Lowest team scores

Only completed innings are listed:

Rank Team Opponent Score Venue Date
1 Cricket West Indies West Indies under-19s Barbados Barbados 18 Blairmont 17 October 2007
2 Sri Lanka Saracens Sports Club Sri Lanka Colts Cricket Club 19 Colombo (Colts) 13 December 2012
3 England Middlesex England Yorkshire 23 Leeds 23 June 1974
4 Oman Oman Scotland Scotland 24 Al Amerat 19 February 2019
5 Bangladesh Chittagong Division Bangladesh Sylhet Division 30 Dhaka 27 December 2002
6 South Africa Border South Africa South Western Districts 31 East London 28 October 2007
7 India Saurashtra India Mumbai 34 Mumbai 2 January 2000
8 Zimbabwe Zimbabwe Sri Lanka Sri Lanka 35 Fatullah 12 September 2013
Bangladesh Cricket Coaching School Bangladesh Abahani Limited Harare 25 April 2004
India Rajasthan India Railways Nagpur 11 November 2014
Source: ESPN Cricinfo Last updated: 3 June 2020

Largest successful run chases

50 over cricket

Rank Team Opponent Runs chased Venue Date
1 South Africa South Africa Australia Australia 438/9 Johannesburg 12 March 2006
Source: CricketArchive (subscription required) Last updated: 12 October 2013

40 over cricket

Rank Team Opponent Runs chased Venue Date
1 England Kent England Sussex 337/7 St Lawrence 19 June 2013[1][2]

References

  1. ^ Mark Doig (25 June 2013). "Record breaking effort in Kent's victory over Sussex". News Shopper. Newsquest Media Group. Retrieved 2 June 2020.
  2. ^ Steve Wolfe (19 June 2013). "Spitfires make history securing win". Kent Sports News. Retrieved 3 June 2020.

External links

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