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Australia vs England Head to Head Stats & Records in ODI Cricket

ODI TEST T20I
AUS
VS

162 Matches

ENG
92
Wins
65
65
Lost
92
5
No Result
5
356
Highest Score
481
70
Lowest Score
86

AUS Vs ENG in all seasons

# Team 1 Team 2 Winner Margin Date Venue Scorecard
1 Australia England AUS 5 wickets 22 Feb 2025 Lahore AUS won by 5 wickets
2 England Australia AUS 49 runs (DLS method) 29 Sep 2024 Bristol AUS won by 49 runs (DLS method)
3 England Australia ENG 186 runs. 27 Sep 2024 London ENG won by 186 runs.
4 England Australia ENG 46 runs (DLS method) 24 Sep 2024 Chester-le-Street ENG won by 46 runs (DLS method)
5 England Australia AUS 68 runs. 21 Sep 2024 Leeds AUS won by 68 runs.
6 England Australia AUS 7 wickets 19 Sep 2024 Nottingham AUS won by 7 wickets
7 England Australia AUS 33 runs. 04 Nov 2023 Ahmedabad AUS won by 33 runs.
8 Australia England AUS 221 runs (D/L method) 22 Nov 2022 Melbourne AUS won by 221 runs (D/L method)
9 Australia England AUS 72 runs. 19 Nov 2022 Sydney AUS won by 72 runs.
10 Australia England AUS 6 wickets 17 Nov 2022 Adelaide AUS won by 6 wickets
11 England Australia AUS 3 wkts (2b rem) 16 Sep 2020 Manchester AUS won by 3 wkts (2b rem)
12 England Australia ENG 24 runs 13 Sep 2020 Manchester ENG won by 24 runs
13 England Australia AUS 19 runs 11 Sep 2020 Manchester AUS won by 19 runs
14 Australia England ENG 8 wickets 11 Jul 2019 Birmingham ENG won by 8 wickets (with 107 balls remaining)
15 England Australia AUS 64 runs 25 Jun 2019 London AUS won by 64 runs
16 England Australia ENG 1 wicket 24 Jun 2018 Manchester ENG won by 1 wicket (with 9 balls remaining)
17 England Australia ENG 6 wkts (32b rem) 21 Jun 2018 Chester-le-Street ENG won by 6 wkts (32b rem)
18 England Australia ENG 242 runs 19 Jun 2018 Nottingham ENG won by 242 runs
19 England Australia ENG 38 runs 16 Jun 2018 Cardiff ENG won by 38 runs
20 England Australia ENG 3 wickets 13 Jun 2018 London ENG won by 3 wickets (with 0 balls remaining)
21 Australia England ENG 12 runs 28 Jan 2018 Perth ENG won by 12 runs
22 Australia England AUS 3 wickets 26 Jan 2018 Adelaide AUS won by 3 wickets (with 78 balls remaining)
23 Australia England ENG 16 runs 21 Jan 2018 Sydney ENG won by 16 runs
24 Australia England ENG 4 wickets 19 Jan 2018 Brisbane ENG won by 4 wickets (with 34 balls remaining)
25 Australia England ENG 5 wickets 14 Jan 2018 Melbourne ENG won by 5 wickets (with 7 balls remaining)
26 England Australia ENG 40 runs (D/L method) 10 Jun 2017 Birmingham ENG won by 40 runs (D/L method)
27 Australia England AUS won by 8 wickets 12 Sep 2015 Manchester AUS won by 8 wickets
28 England Australia ENG won by 3 wickets 11 Sep 2015 Leeds ENG won by 3 wickets
29 England Australia ENG won by 93 runs 08 Sep 2015 Manchester ENG won by 93 runs
30 Australia England AUS won by 64 runs 05 Sep 2015 London AUS won by 64 runs
31 Australia England AUS won by 59 runs 03 Sep 2015 Southampton AUS won by 59 runs
32 Australia England AUS 111 runs 14 Feb 2015 Melbourne AUS won by 111 runs
33 Australia England AUS won by 112 runs 01 Feb 2015 Perth AUS won by 112 runs
34 Australia England AUS won by 3 wickets 23 Jan 2015 Hobart AUS won by 3 wickets
35 Australia England AUS won by 3 wickets 16 Jan 2015 Sydney AUS won by 3 wickets
36 Australia England AUS won by 5 runs 26 Jan 2014 Adelaide AUS won by 5 runs
37 England Australia ENG won by 57 runs 24 Jan 2014 Perth ENG won by 57 runs
38 Australia England AUS won by 7 wickets 19 Jan 2014 Sydney AUS won by 7 wickets
39 Australia England AUS won by 1 wicket 17 Jan 2014 Brisbane AUS won by 1 wicket
40 Australia England AUS won by 6 wickets 12 Jan 2014 Melbourne AUS won by 6 wickets
41 Australia England AUS won by 49 runs 16 Sep 2013 Southampton AUS won by 49 runs
42 England Australia ENG won by 3 wickets 14 Sep 2013 Cardiff ENG won by 3 wickets
43 England Australia - No result 11 Sep 2013 Birmingham No result
44 Australia England AUS won by 88 runs 08 Sep 2013 Manchester AUS won by 88 runs
45 England Australia ENG 48 runs 08 Jun 2013 Birmingham ENG won by 48 runs
46 England Australia ENG won by 7 wickets (D/L method) 10 Jul 2012 Manchester ENG won by 7 wickets (D/L method)
47 England Australia ENG won by 8 wickets 07 Jul 2012 Chester-le-Street ENG won by 8 wickets
48 England Australia ENG won by 6 wickets 01 Jul 2012 London ENG won by 6 wickets
49 England Australia ENG won by 15 runs 29 Jun 2012 London ENG won by 15 runs
50 Australia England AUS won by 57 runs 06 Feb 2011 Perth AUS won by 57 runs
51 Australia England AUS won by 2 wickets 02 Feb 2011 Sydney AUS won by 2 wickets
52 Australia England AUS won by 51 runs 30 Jan 2011 Brisbane AUS won by 51 runs
53 England Australia ENG won by 21 runs 26 Jan 2011 Adelaide ENG won by 21 runs
54 Australia England AUS won by 4 wickets 23 Jan 2011 Sydney AUS won by 4 wickets
55 Australia England AUS won by 46 runs 21 Jan 2011 Hobart AUS won by 46 runs
56 Australia England AUS won by 6 wickets 16 Jan 2011 Melbourne AUS won by 6 wickets
57 Australia England AUS won by 42 runs 03 Jul 2010 London AUS won by 42 runs
58 Australia England AUS won by 78 runs 30 Jun 2010 London AUS won by 78 runs
59 England Australia ENG won by 1 wicket 27 Jun 2010 Manchester ENG won by 1 wicket
60 England Australia ENG won by 4 wickets 24 Jun 2010 Cardiff ENG won by 4 wickets
61 England Australia ENG won by 4 wickets 22 Jun 2010 Southampton ENG won by 4 wickets
62 Australia England AUS 9 wkts (49b rem) 02 Oct 2009 Centurion AUS won by 9 wkts (49b rem)
63 England Australia ENG won by 4 wickets 20 Sep 2009 Chester-le-Street ENG won by 4 wickets
64 Australia England AUS won by 111 runs 17 Sep 2009 Nottingham AUS won by 111 runs
65 Australia England AUS won by 4 wickets 15 Sep 2009 Nottingham AUS won by 4 wickets
66 Australia England AUS won by 7 wickets 12 Sep 2009 London AUS won by 7 wickets
67 Australia England AUS won by 6 wickets 09 Sep 2009 Southampton AUS won by 6 wickets
68 Australia England AUS won by 39 runs 06 Sep 2009 London AUS won by 39 runs
69 Australia England AUS won by 4 runs 04 Sep 2009 London AUS won by 4 runs
70 Australia England AUS won by 7 wickets 08 Apr 2007 Antigua AUS won by 7 wickets
71 England Australia ENG won by 34 runs (D/L method) 11 Feb 2007 Sydney ENG won by 34 runs (D/L method)
72 England Australia ENG won by 4 wickets 09 Feb 2007 Melbourne ENG won by 4 wickets
73 England Australia ENG won by 92 runs 02 Feb 2007 Sydney ENG won by 92 runs
74 Australia England AUS won by 9 wickets 26 Jan 2007 Adelaide AUS won by 9 wickets
75 Australia England AUS won by 4 wickets 19 Jan 2007 Brisbane AUS won by 4 wickets
76 Australia England AUS won by 8 wickets 12 Jan 2007 Melbourne AUS won by 8 wickets
77 Australia England AUS won by 6 wickets 21 Oct 2006 Jaipur AUS won by 6 wickets
78 Australia England AUS won by 8 wickets 12 Jul 2005 London AUS won by 8 wickets
79 Australia England AUS won by 7 wickets 10 Jul 2005 London AUS won by 7 wickets
80 England Australia ENG won by 9 wickets 07 Jul 2005 Leeds ENG won by 9 wickets
81 England Australia - Match tied 02 Jul 2005 London Match tied
82 England Australia - No result 28 Jun 2005 Birmingham No result
83 Australia England AUS won by 57 runs 23 Jun 2005 Chester-le-Street AUS won by 57 runs
84 England Australia ENG won by 3 wickets 19 Jun 2005 Bristol ENG won by 3 wickets
85 England Australia ENG won by 6 wickets 20 Sep 2004 Birmingham ENG won by 6 wickets
86 Australia England AUS won by 2 wickets 02 Mar 2003 Port Elizabeth AUS won by 2 wickets
87 Australia England AUS won by 5 runs 25 Jan 2003 Melbourne AUS won by 5 runs
88 Australia England AUS won by 10 wickets 23 Jan 2003 Sydney AUS won by 10 wickets
89 Australia England AUS won by 4 wickets 19 Jan 2003 Adelaide AUS won by 4 wickets
90 Australia England AUS won by 7 runs 11 Jan 2003 Hobart AUS won by 7 runs
91 Australia England AUS won by 89 runs 15 Dec 2002 Melbourne AUS won by 89 runs
92 Australia England AUS won by 7 wickets 13 Dec 2002 Sydney AUS won by 7 wickets
93 Australia England AUS won by 8 wickets 21 Jun 2001 London AUS won by 8 wickets
94 Australia England AUS won by 125 runs (D/L method) 14 Jun 2001 Manchester AUS won by 125 runs (D/L method)
95 Australia England AUS won by 5 wickets 10 Jun 2001 Bristol AUS won by 5 wickets
96 Australia England AUS won by 162 runs 13 Feb 1999 Melbourne AUS won by 162 runs
97 Australia England AUS won by 10 runs 10 Feb 1999 Sydney AUS won by 10 runs
98 Australia England AUS won by 4 wickets 05 Feb 1999 Sydney AUS won by 4 wickets
99 Australia England AUS won by 16 runs 26 Jan 1999 Adelaide AUS won by 16 runs
100 England Australia ENG won by 7 runs 17 Jan 1999 Sydney ENG won by 7 runs
101 Australia England AUS won by 9 wickets 15 Jan 1999 Melbourne AUS won by 9 wickets
102 England Australia ENG won by 7 runs (D/L method) 10 Jan 1999 Brisbane ENG won by 7 runs (D/L method)
103 England Australia ENG won by 6 wickets 25 May 1997 London ENG won by 6 wickets
104 England Australia ENG won by 6 wickets 24 May 1997 London ENG won by 6 wickets
105 England Australia ENG won by 6 wickets 22 May 1997 Leeds ENG won by 6 wickets
106 England Australia ENG won by 37 runs 10 Jan 1995 Melbourne ENG won by 37 runs
107 Australia England AUS won by 28 runs 06 Dec 1994 Sydney AUS won by 28 runs
108 Australia England AUS won by 19 runs 23 May 1993 London AUS won by 19 runs
109 Australia England AUS won by 6 wickets 21 May 1993 Birmingham AUS won by 6 wickets
110 Australia England AUS won by 4 runs 19 May 1993 Manchester AUS won by 4 runs
111 England Australia ENG won by 8 wickets 05 Mar 1992 Sydney ENG won by 8 wickets
112 Australia England AUS won by 3 runs 10 Jan 1991 Melbourne AUS won by 3 runs
113 Australia England AUS won by 68 runs 01 Jan 1991 Sydney AUS won by 68 runs
114 Australia England AUS won by 37 runs 16 Dec 1990 Brisbane AUS won by 37 runs
115 Australia England AUS won by 6 wickets 09 Dec 1990 Perth AUS won by 6 wickets
116 England Australia ENG won by 7 wickets 19 Oct 1989 Vallabh Vidyanagar ENG won by 7 wickets
117 Australia England AUS won by 6 wickets 29 May 1989 London AUS won by 6 wickets
118 England Australia - Match tied 27 May 1989 Nottingham Match tied
119 England Australia ENG won by 95 runs 25 May 1989 Manchester ENG won by 95 runs
120 Australia England AUS won by 22 runs 04 Feb 1988 Melbourne AUS won by 22 runs
121 Australia England AUS won by 7 runs 08 Nov 1987 Kolkata AUS won by 7 runs
122 England Australia ENG won by 11 runs 09 Apr 1987 Sharjah ENG won by 11 runs
123 England Australia ENG won by 8 runs 11 Feb 1987 Sydney ENG won by 8 runs
124 England Australia ENG won by 6 wickets 08 Feb 1987 Melbourne ENG won by 6 wickets
125 Australia England AUS won by 109 runs 01 Feb 1987 Melbourne AUS won by 109 runs
126 Australia England AUS won by 33 runs 26 Jan 1987 Adelaide AUS won by 33 runs
127 England Australia ENG won by 3 wickets 22 Jan 1987 Sydney ENG won by 3 wickets
128 Australia England AUS won by 11 runs 18 Jan 1987 Brisbane AUS won by 11 runs
129 England Australia ENG won by 37 runs 01 Jan 1987 Perth ENG won by 37 runs
130 England Australia ENG won by 8 wickets 03 Jun 1985 London ENG won by 8 wickets
131 Australia England AUS won by 4 wickets 01 Jun 1985 Birmingham AUS won by 4 wickets
132 Australia England AUS won by 3 wickets 30 May 1985 Manchester AUS won by 3 wickets
133 Australia England AUS won by 2 wickets 24 Mar 1985 Sharjah AUS won by 2 wickets
134 Australia England AUS won by 7 wickets 17 Feb 1985 Melbourne AUS won by 7 wickets
135 England Australia ENG won by 14 runs 30 Jan 1983 Adelaide ENG won by 14 runs
136 England Australia ENG won by 98 runs 26 Jan 1983 Sydney ENG won by 98 runs
137 Australia England AUS won by 5 wickets 23 Jan 1983 Melbourne AUS won by 5 wickets
138 Australia England AUS won by 7 wickets 16 Jan 1983 Brisbane AUS won by 7 wickets
139 Australia England AUS won by 31 runs 11 Jan 1983 Sydney AUS won by 31 runs
140 Australia England AUS won by 71 runs 08 Jun 1981 Leeds AUS won by 71 runs
141 Australia England AUS won by 2 runs 06 Jun 1981 Birmingham AUS won by 2 runs
142 England Australia ENG won by 6 wickets 04 Jun 1981 London ENG won by 6 wickets
143 England Australia ENG won by 47 runs 22 Aug 1980 Birmingham ENG won by 47 runs
144 England Australia ENG won by 23 runs 20 Aug 1980 London ENG won by 23 runs
145 England Australia ENG won by 2 wickets 14 Jan 1980 Sydney ENG won by 2 wickets
146 England Australia ENG won by 4 wickets 26 Dec 1979 Sydney ENG won by 4 wickets
147 England Australia ENG won by 72 runs 11 Dec 1979 Sydney ENG won by 72 runs
148 England Australia ENG won by 3 wickets 08 Dec 1979 Melbourne ENG won by 3 wickets
149 England Australia ENG won by 6 wickets 09 Jun 1979 London ENG won by 6 wickets
150 Australia England AUS won by 6 wickets 07 Feb 1979 Melbourne AUS won by 6 wickets
151 Australia England AUS won by 4 wickets 04 Feb 1979 Melbourne AUS won by 4 wickets
152 England Australia ENG won by 7 wickets 24 Jan 1979 Melbourne ENG won by 7 wickets
153 Australia England - No result 13 Jan 1979 Sydney No result
154 Australia England AUS won by 2 wickets 06 Jun 1977 London AUS won by 2 wickets
155 England Australia ENG won by 101 runs 04 Jun 1977 Birmingham ENG won by 101 runs
156 England Australia ENG won by 2 wickets 02 Jun 1977 Manchester ENG won by 2 wickets
157 Australia England AUS won by 4 wickets 18 Jun 1975 Leeds AUS won by 4 wickets
158 England Australia ENG won by 3 wickets 01 Jan 1975 Melbourne ENG won by 3 wickets
159 England Australia ENG won by 2 wickets 28 Aug 1972 Birmingham ENG won by 2 wickets
160 Australia England AUS won by 5 wickets 26 Aug 1972 London AUS won by 5 wickets
161 England Australia ENG won by 6 wickets 24 Aug 1972 Manchester ENG won by 6 wickets
162 Australia England AUS won by 5 wickets 05 Jan 1971 Melbourne AUS won by 5 wickets

Australia vs England Head to Head in ODI Cricket

Australia and England have played 162 One Day Internationals against each other, the first in 1971 and the latest on 22 February 2025. Australia have won 92 and England 65, with 5 ending without a result. Australia lead by 27. Australia's highest total in the fixture is 356 and England's is 481. Their lowest completed totals are 70 and 86. Australia batters have made 41 centuries here, England batters 42. Every result is in the table above, with the venue and the margin. Updated 9 September, 2026.

This fixture did not just start the rivalry in one-day cricket. It started one-day international cricket. When the third Test of the 1970-71 Ashes was washed out without a ball bowled, the authorities put on a 40-over exhibition at the MCG on 5 January 1971 to recoup the gate. More than 46,000 turned up, England were bowled out for 190, Australia got there with five wickets standing, and the match was later granted full international status as the first ODI ever played.

Australia have been the stronger side across the half-century since, and the gap was built in one particular stretch: 25 wins from 34 in the 2000s, the years of three straight World Cup titles. England's best decade was the 2010s, the only one they finished ahead, and it brought the highest scoring the fixture has seen - 481 for 6 at Trent Bridge in June 2018, hundreds for Alex Hales and Jonny Bairstow, the biggest total in all one-day international cricket at the time. The lowest belong to a different age: Australia 70 all out at Birmingham in 1977, England 86.

World Cup meetings have mostly gone Australia's way, none more consequentially than Eden Gardens in 1987, where they defended 253 to win the final by seven runs. England's 2019 title run took in a group defeat to Australia at Lord's before an eight-wicket win over them in the semi-final at Edgbaston.

It has tightened lately. England won a five-match home series 3-2 in September 2024, and the most recent meeting came at Lahore in the 2025 Champions Trophy, where Australia chased 352 - the largest pursuit the fixture has seen - with five wickets and 15 balls to spare.

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