Those 5 occasions when the hearts of Indians were broken, Team India’s biggest defeat in ODI history

Visakhapatnam: The second ODI between India and Australia was played in Visakhapatnam on Sunday, March 19. In this match, the Australian team led by Steve Smith was completely dominated. Australia defeated India by 10 wickets in this match. The Indian team’s performance was disappointing in both batting and bowling as a result of which India lost the match with 234 balls remaining. In terms of ball, this was the biggest defeat of Team India in ODI cricket. So let’s take a look at the three biggest defeats of Team India in ODIs in terms of ball.

1) New Zealand won the match with 212 balls to spare

In the ODI played between India and New Zealand at Hamilton’s ground on 31 January 2019, Team India had to face defeat with 212 balls. India’s batting was in complete disarray in that match as well. He was all out for just 92 runs. Chasing 93 runs, New Zealand won the match by 8 wickets and 212 balls.

2) Sri Lanka won the match against India with 209 balls to spare

The Indian cricket team was all out for 103 while batting first in an ODI against Sri Lanka in 2010. In such a situation, Sri Lanka achieved the target of 104 runs in ODI cricket with great ease. He already won the match by 8 wickets and 209 balls. This was the third biggest defeat in terms of ball in the history of Team India’s ODI cricket.

3) Sri Lanka beat India in 181 balls

In the ODI match played between India and Sri Lanka in 2012, the batting of the Indian team was completely shaken. Team India was dismissed after scoring just 138 runs in that match. Sri Lanka won this match by 9 wickets and 19.5 overs only. That is, Sri Lanka won the match with only 181 balls remaining. This is India’s fourth biggest defeat in the history of ODI format.

4) Sri Lanka won the match 176 balls ago
In the ODI match played between India and Sri Lanka in 2017, India had to face defeat by 176 balls. This was Team India’s fifth biggest defeat in terms of ball in ODIs.

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