Australian all-rounder Glenn Maxwell announced his retirement from ODI cricket on Monday, ending his 13-year-long ODI career. However, he will continue to play T20I cricket. Maxwell has taken this decision to prioritise the T20 World Cup to be held in India and Sri Lanka in 2026, the Big Bash League and his other global cricket.

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Let's take a look at all the records of Glenn Maxwell in ODI cricket.

Maxwell's ODI career

Glenn Maxwell scored 3,990 runs in his ODI career at an average of 33.81, with his highest score being 201 not out. He scored four centuries and 23 half-centuries. In bowling, he took 77 wickets at an average of 47.32, with his best performance being 4/40. Maxwell played 149 ODIs for Australia. 

In the 2023 World Cup, Maxwell made the record for scoring the fastest century in World Cup history by scoring a century in just 40 balls against the Netherlands. Apart from this, he also created a stir in the cricket world by playing an innings of 201 runs against Afghanistan.

All the records of Glenn Maxwell in ODI cricket

• Highest Individual score in an ODI run-chase: Glenn Maxwell scored an unbeaten 201 in the 292-run chase against Afghanistan during the World Cup 2023. This is the highest individual score by any batter in a run chase in ODIs. He also became the first ever Australian player to score a double-century in the format. 
• Fastest ODI century for Australia: Glenn Maxwell smashed a century off just 40 balls against the Netherlands at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi during the World Cup in 2023. This is the fastest century for Australia in their ODI cricket history.
• Highest career strike-rate: Glenn Maxwell retires from ODIs with a career strike-rate of 126.70, the highest for any player in the world who has played 100 or more ODIs. Among all players, Maxwell finishes with the second highest strike rate with Andre Russell on top, who strikes at 130.22 in 56 ODIs.
• Most centuries in the World Cup while batting at no.5 or below: Glenn Maxwell scored three centuries in the World Cup during his illustrious ODI career. These are the most for any batter in World Cup history while batting at no.5 or below. 
• Second fastest double century in ODIs: Glenn Maxwell smashed the second-fastest double century in ODIs. He reached the 200-run mark against Afghanistan in World Cup off just 128 balls with the fastest being from 126 balls by Ishan Kishan against Bangladesh in 2022.
• Third most sixes in World Cup history: Glenn Maxwell finished his career with 43 sixes in the World Cup, the third most behind Rohit Sharma and Chris Gayle. During the World Cup in 2023, he went past David Warner to become the leading six-hitter for Australia in the format.
• Second most sixes for Australia in ODIs: Glenn Maxwell finished with 155 sixes in ODIs, second most maximums for Australia in the format, only behind Ricky Ponting who smacked 159 sixes.

Indian Test skipper Shubman Gill stands as the only Indian with over 1,000 international runs in 2025 so far. Infact, since 2023, when he settled himself in the Indian team as a regular member, Gill has been world's leading run-getter across all formats. Since 2023, he has also had the most international tons.

As we near the end of the year, let's have a look at the batters with most international runs for India in 2025.

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Most International Runs for India in 2025

5. Yashasvi Jaiswal | 677 Runs

Yashasvi Jaiswal is a very young, talented cricketer that India has and we know him as an aggressive cricketer and he adjusts very well to different formats. Test cricket has been the format where Jaiswal has truly shined. 

Jaiswal has scored 677 runs in 2025 in just 16 innings at an average of 42.31 and a strike rate of 67.70. He also has three centuries and two half-centuries to his name. His highest score of 175 came during the second Test against the West Indies in New Delhi. After pacing a commanding knock of 173* on Day 1, he added just two more runs before a confusing mix-up with captain Shubman Gill resulted in a run-out early on Day 2.

4. Ravindra Jadeja | 709 Runs

Ravindra Jadeja has had an exceptional year with the bat in 2025, scoring 709 runs in just 18 innings and proving his worth as one of India’s most valuable all-rounders. He has two centuries and five half-centuries to his name at an average of 78.77 and a strike rate of 54.66.

Jadeja also has the fourth-most runs in Tests in 2025. Playing his eighth Test in 2025, Jadeja has raced to 659 runs at a stellar average of 82.37 across 13 innings. This includes two tons and five fifties.

3. Abhishek Sharma | 756 Runs

India’s in-form T20I opener Abhishek Sharma has almost developed a trademark move, charging down the track on the very first ball he faces. The top-ranked T20I batter has been in exceptional touch in 2025, smashing 756 runs in 17 innings at an average of 47.25 and a strike rate of 196.36. 

Abhishek was named Player of the Series in India’s 2–1 T20I series win over Australia, where he scored 163 runs in five innings at an average of 40.75 and a strike rate of 161.39. He had also been adjudged as the Player of the Tournament in Asia Cup and had scored a total of 314 runs in seven innings.

2. KL Rahul | 986 Runs

As India’s second-highest run scorer in 2025, KL Rahul has had an incredible year, scoring 986 runs from 24 innings at an average of 49.30 across all formats. Rahul also has three centuries and half-centuries to his name this year. His most recent appearance came during India’s just finished three-match ODI series against Australia, in which he amassed 49 runs in two innings as the Men in Blue lost the series 1-2.

KL Rahul is anticipated to be included in India’s team for the forthcoming two-match home Test series against South Africa.

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1. Shubman Gill | 1728 Runs

Shubman Gill, India's Test captain and newly-appointed ODI captain, is on a purple patch since the Test tour of England. The Punjab batter racked up four centuries in that series and has had an exceptional year overall so far.

Gill has scored the most international runs for India in 2025 so far with 1728 runs from 38 innings. The 26-year-old has seven centuries and three fifties, averaging an impressive 52.36 with the bat.

Cricket has evolved significantly, with the introduction of different formats challenging players to adapt their skills across Test cricket, ODIs and T20Is. Only a select few have managed to excel in all three, achieving the remarkable feat of taking over 100 wickets in each format. 

In this article, we will take a look at the bowlers to take 100 wickets in every format.

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Bowlers to take 100 wickets in every format

1. Tim Southee

• Test - 389
• ODI - 221
• T20I - 164

Tim Southee is the only bowler to take 100-plus wickets while featuring in 100-plus matches in each format. Southee picked up his 100th Test wicket against the West Indies on December 21, 2013 in Hamilton. A month later, the right-arm pacer added his 100th ODI scalp at the same venue against India. 

Southee was overall the third bowler to surpass 100 wickets in T20Is, achieving the feat against Pakistan on October 26, 2021, in Sharjah. With 774 wickets, his breakdown includes 389 in Tests, 221 in ODIs, and 164 in T20Is.

2. Lasith Malinga

• Test - 101
• ODI - 338
• T20I - 107

Lasith Malinga breached the 100-wicket landmark in all formats for the first time. Malinga took his 100th Test wicket in his 30th match in Colombo on August 4, 2010. He got Sachin Tendulkar as his landmark victim, though this match turned out to be his last in the format. Ten days later, the right-arm pacer clinched his 100th ODI scalp against New Zealand in Dambulla. He ended up with 338 wickets in 226 ODI matches for Sri Lanka.

Malinga picked up his 100th T20I wicket against the same opposition in Pallekele on September 6, 2019. He was in fact the first-ever bowler to take 100 wickets in the shortest format. Slinga Malinga bowed out with 107 scalps in 84 T20Is.

3. Shakib Al Hasan

• Test - 246
• ODI - 317
• T20I - 149

Shakib Al Hasan was the second bowler to join Malinga in this elite list. The Bangladesh all-rounder has been a key player for his team, contributing with the bat and ball. Shakib first reached the 100th wicket milestone in ODIs during the 2010 Asia Cup game against Pakistan on June 21 in Dambulla. Two years later, he repeated the feat in Test cricket, taking his 100th scalp against the West Indies on November 24, 2012 in Khulna.

Hasan was also the second bowler to bag 100 T20I wickets, reaching the landmark against Australia on August 9, 2021, in Mirpur. His bowling figures are impressive, with 712 wickets in total - 246 in Tests, 317 in ODIs, and 149 in T20Is.

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4. Shaheen Shah Afridi

• Test - 121
• ODI - 132
• T20I - 122

Shaheen Shah Afridi is the latest entrant in this list. The Pakistan pacer is rising quickly through the ranks, having made his debut across formats in 2018. Afridi has emerged as Pakistan’s lead bowler, picking up crucial wickets across formats. The left-arm pacer achieved the feat within one and a half years of taking his 100 scalps in Tests.

Afridi's 100th Test victim came in the first Test against Sri Lanka on July 16, 2023, in Galle. Three months later, Afridi took his 100th ODI wicket against Bangladesh in Kolkata on October 31, 2023, during the ODI World Cup. He also became the fastest Pakistani to 100 ODI wickets, taking 51 matches to reach the landmark.

Afridi’s 100th T20I wicket came on December 10, 2024, during the first T20I against South Africa in Durban. That made him only the fourth bowler to take 100 wickets in each of the international cricket formats. Overall Afridi took 375 wickets - 121 in Tests, 132 in ODIs, and 122 in T20Is. 

India and South Africa will play in the ICC Women's World Cup 2025 final at the DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai on Sunday. Both teams will be vying for their first title. It will also be the first Women’s Cricket World Cup final that will not feature Australia or England.

Sunday’s title clash will be India’s third time in the Women’s World Cup final. India lost to Australia by 98 runs in the 2005 final and suffered a dramatic late collapse in 2017 against England to lose by nine runs. 

South Africa, meanwhile, will feature in their first-ever Women’s ODI World Cup final. Laura Wolvaardt’s commanding 169 powered them to 319/7 against England in their semi-final before Marizanne Kapp’s career-best 5/20 sealed a 125-run win.

Here is everything you need to know before the India Women vs South Africa Women Final match in the ICC Women's World Cup 2025.

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Match Details

• Match: India Women vs South Africa Women
• Tournament: ICC Women's World Cup 2025, Final
• Date: 2 November 2025
• Time: 3:00 PM IST
• Venue: Dr DY Patil Sports Academy, Navi Mumbai

Streaming Details

The India Women vs South Africa Women, ICC Women's World Cup 2025 Final will be broadcast live on Star Sports Network. On TV, fans can watch the match on Star Sports' separate channels, Star Sports 1/HD and Star Sports Hindi/HD, with commentary in Hindi and English.

The match can be streamed live online on JioHotstar app or website.

India Women vs South Africa Women: Head-to-head stats

India and South Africa have faced each other 34 times in the women’s ODIs. India have come on top on 20 occasions while South Africa have won 13. One match ended in no result.

The two teams also met during the league stage, with the Proteas coming out on top after chasing down a target of 252 with three wickets and seven balls to spare.

Pitch Report: Dr DY Patil Sports Academy

The red soil surfaces at the Navi Mumbai play to the general strengths for India. It is reported that the pitch that will be used for the game will be the same as the strip employed for the India vs New Zealand contest where the home side racked up a whopping 340 on the board.

The surface is expected to offer good bounce and carry early on, with spinners likely to come into play as the match progresses.

Weather Report

According to forecasts, there is a 63% chance of rain on Sunday, with the likelihood rising to over 50% between 4 PM and 7 PM, accompanied by a cloud cover of around 62%.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has also issued a yellow alert for Maharashtra, with Mumbai and nearby regions expected to receive light to moderate rainfall and possible thunderstorms.

Possible Lineups

India Women: Smriti Mandhana, Shafali Verma, Jemimah Rodrigues, Harmanpreet Kaur (c), Deepti Sharma, Richa Ghosh (wk), Amanjot Kaur, Radha Yadav, Kranti Gaud, Sree Charani, Renuka Thakur.

South Africa Women: Laura Wolvaardt(c), Tazmin Brits, Sune Luus, Annerie Dercksen, Anneke Bosch, Marizanne Kapp, Sinalo Jafta(w), Chloe Tryon, Nadine de Klerk, Ayabonga Khaka, Nonkululeko Mlaba.

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India Women vs South Africa Women Final Match Prediction

If we look at the team strength and head-to-head record, India Women are the clear favorite in the Final match of the ICC Women's World Cup 2025. However, South Africa has played far better than India, so it’s going to be a close contest between both teams in Navi Mumbai. After a long time, we are going to witness new World Champions in Women’s Cricket.

The ICC Women’s World Cup 2025, currently underway in India, has showcased some remarkable performances and record-breaking feats. India Women scripted history in the women's One-Day Internationals as India chased down a mammoth 339 against world champions Australia in Navi Mumbai to register the highest successful run chase in women's ODI cricket October 30.

In this article, we will take a look at the highest target chased in WODIs.

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Highest target chased in WODIs

4. 289 - AUS vs NZ, North Sydney, 2012

In 2012, the Australian team chased down a target of 289 runs against New Zealand in North Sydney, winning in 46.4 overs. Australia’s top-order batters performed brilliantly in that match, and the team achieved the target at a run rate of 6.19.

New Zealand batted first and posted a competitive total of 288/7, giving Australia a challenging target to chase in front of their home crowd. Australia approached the chase with a strong opening partnership, setting a solid foundation. Meg Lanning played a key role, scoring 112 runs, while Alex Blackwell contributed 78 runs to stabilize the innings. Their partnership helped Australia stay ahead of the required run rate and absorb the pressure of a challenging target. Despite losing a few middle-order wickets, Australia maintained momentum with smart running between the wickets and steady partnerships down the order. 

3. 302 - SL vs SA, Potchefstroom, 2024

In a thrilling match played in Potchefstroom in 2024, the Sri Lankan women's team chased down a target of 302 runs against South Africa in 44.3 overs At that time, it was the third-largest run chase in the history of the Women's World Cup and proved to be one of Sri Lanka's biggest victories.

Chasing 302 to win, Athapaththu led Sri Lanka’s fightback with a stunning hundred, and remained unbeaten on 195, the third-highest score in women’s ODIs, as the visitors overhauled the target with 33 balls to spare. Athapaththu's innings was also the second highest individual score in a successful run chase in ODI cricket - both men's and women's - marginally behind the magnificent 201* Glenn Maxwell put together for Australia against Afghanistan at last year's ICC Men's Cricket World Cup.

2. 331 - AUS vs IND, Vizag, 2025

In a league match of the ICC Women's World Cup 2025, Australia chased down a target of 331 runs against India. At that time, it was the biggest successful run chase in women’s ODI cricket, a record that India broke just 18 days later.

The chase was masterminded by captain Alyssa Healy's explosive 142 off 107 balls, including 21 fours and three sixes. She was ably supported by Phoebe Litchfield, who contributed to a rapid 85-run opening stand. Ellyse Perry, despite retiring hurt, returned to steady the innings during a tense phase. India mounted a comeback with Amanjot Sharma dismissing Ashleigh Gardner and Sophie Molineux in consecutive deliveries, but Perry and Kim Garth’s composure sealed the victory.

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1. 339 - IND vs AUS, Navi Mumbai, 2025

India Women scripted a historic victory over Australia in the ODI World Cup semi-final, chasing down 339, the highest total in women’s ODI cricket to secure a spot in the final. The win was spearheaded by Jemimah Rodrigues, whose star-studded performance turned the match in India’s favor.

Australia, the world No. 1 team in the format currently, rode on a Phoebe Litchfield (119 off 93 balls) century to post 338 on the board batting first. India, third in the rankings, responded with what is now the new record for the highest target chased in WODIs history, thanks to a century by Jemimah Rodrigues and a well-made 89 from captain Harmanpreet Kaur.

India will face defending champions Australia in the ICC Women’s World Cup 2025 semi-finals in Navi Mumbai on Thursday. The second semi-final at the DY Patil Stadium is scheduled to start at 3:00 PM Indian Standard Time (IST).

While Australia, still undefeated in the tournament, are on the hunt for a record-extending eighth Women’s ODI World Cup title, India will be hoping to make home advantage count and go all the way for the first time. The two teams also met in the group stage, with Australia, the top ranked team in women’s ODIs, chasing down a record total to beat world No. 3 India by three wickets in a high-scoring match.

Here is everything you need to know before the India Women vs Australia Women 2nd semifinal in the ICC Women's World Cup 2025.

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Match Details

• Match: India Women vs Australia Women
• Tournament: ICC Women's World Cup 2025, 2nd Semifinal
• Date: 30 October 2025
• Time: 3:00 PM IST
• Venue: Dr DY Patil Sports Academy, Navi Mumbai

Streaming Details

The India Women vs Australia Women, ICC Women's World Cup 2025 2nd semifinal will be broadcast live on Star Sports Network. On TV, fans can watch the match on Star Sports' separate channels, Star Sports 1/HD and Star Sports Hindi/HD, with commentary in Hindi and English.

The match can be streamed live online on JioHotstar app or website.

India Women vs Australia Women: Head-to-head stats 

The head-to-head ODI record between the two teams is tilted overwhelmingly in favour of Australia, who have won 49 of the 60 matches between the two teams as opposed to India’s 11 victories.

The trend continues at World Cups as well with the Aussies winning 10 matches, including the 2005 final. India have emerged on top on just three occasions. One game was washed out.

Pitch Report: Dr DY Patil Sports Academy

The venue at the Dr. DY Patil Sports Academy in Navi Mumbai has become an iconic landmark for women's cricket in the last couple of years or so. However, the ongoing World Cup marked the ODI debut for the ground. 

In three games played here so far, the one between India Women and Bangladesh Women was washed out due to rain, whereas, both the remaining ones were won by the teams batting first. However, there are chances of rain on the day of the second semi-final as well, and keeping this in mind, opting to chase could be beneficial for the team winning the toss.

Weather Report

As per AccuWeather, there is 25% chance of rain during the day and night on Thursday. There is also a 4 and 3% chance of thunderstorms respectively as well. This means there could be a couple of starts and stops to the game, but a contest is all but certain. The maximum and minimum temperatures are projected to be 32 and 25-degree Celsius respectively.

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Possible Lineups

India Women: Shafali Verma, Smriti Mandhana, Jemimah Rodrigues, Harmanpreet Kaur (captain), Harleen Deol, Richa Ghosh (wicketkeeper), Deepti Sharma, Amanjot Kaur, Sneh Rana, Renuka Singh Thakur, NS Shree Charani.

Australia Women: Alyssa Healy (captain and wicketkeeper), Phoebe Litchfield, Ellyse Perry, Beth Mooney, Annabel Sutherland, Ashleigh Gardner, Tahlia McGrath, Georgia Wareham, Alana King, Kim Garth, Megan Schutt.

India Women vs Australia Women Match Prediction

Australia women have dominated India more often than not. They have all bases covered, whereas India have a weaker bowling unit. That is why we predict Australia to win here.