Stats: Maxwell, Warner star in record World Cup win

David Warner equalled Sachin Tendulkar's tally of six World Cup hundreds, while Glenn Maxwell registered the fastest one in the competition's history to set up Australia's thumping 309-run win against the Netherlands in Delhi on Wednesday, October 25.

A look at all the numbers from the record-breaking Match 24 of the ongoing ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2023.

600- Australia also become the first team to register 600 wins in ODIs. They have lost 348 of the 991 matches they have played in till date, making for a healthy win-loss ratio of 1.724, which is bettered only by South Africa (1.757) currently. India (552 wins from 1046 ODIs) and Pakistan (510 from 966) are the only two other teams with 500-plus wins in the format.

309 - Australia's win margin of 309 is the second highest in ODIs in terms of runs, and the highest ever in a World Cup game, the five-time champions bettering their own record of 275 runs against Afghanistan in Perth in 2015.

Biggest ODI wins (by runs)

40 - Balls taken by Glenn Maxwell to get to the three-figure mark, making it fourth fastest ODI hundred, and the quickest in World Cup history, shattering Aiden Markram's record of 49 achieved earlier this month at the same venue. The previous fastest ODI hundred for Australia was also by Maxwell - off 51 balls - against Sri Lanka in Sydney during the 2015 World Cup. Remarkably, Maxwell, who had walked in to bat with 11 overs remaining, completed his fifty off 27 balls, before unleashing a stunning display against Bas de Leede, featuring two fours followed by three consecutive sixes in the penultimate over to get to three figures.

Fastest ODI hundreds

Fastest World Cup hundreds

72 - runs scored by Glenn Maxwell (off 24 balls) is the third most for a batter in the last five-overs of an ODI innings, and the second highest in World Cups (where ball-by-ball data available). UAE's Asif Khan smashed 79 off 20 in this phase against Nepal in Kirtipur earlier this year, while AB de Villiers struck 73 off 20 during his stroke-filled 162* against the West Indies in a 2015 World Cup encounter in Sydney.

115 - runs conceded by Bas de Leede is the most for anyone in ODIs. The record was previously jointly held by Australia's Mick Lewis and Adam Zampa, who'd returned 0/113 in their respective 10-over spells against South Africa in Johannesburg 2006 and Centurion 2023. The previous World Cup record belonged to Rashid Khan - 0/110 in nine overs - against England at Old Trafford in 2019.

Most expensive bowling returns in ODIs

6- David Warner registered his sixth World Cup hundred, the most for Australia, surpassing Ricky Ponting's tally of 5. Warner has now levelled with Sachin Tendulkar at the second spot, with Rohit Sharma currently leading the charts with seven World Cup tons.

4 - Warner, who shattered several records during his previous outing against Pakistan in Bengaluru last week, became the fourth Australian with two (or more) consecutive hundreds, joining Mark Waugh (1996), Ricky Ponting (2003-2007) and Matthew Hayden (2007).

2- It was the second time that two Australia batters registered hundreds in the same World Cup innings - Warner and Maxwell - the former also featuring in the first, alongside Mitchell Marsh, against Pakistan in Bengaluru last week.

399/8 - scored by Australia today was their second highest total in World Cups, only behind their 417/6 against Afghanistan in Perth in 2015. It was also the highest against Netherlands in the competition surpassing Australia's 358/5 at Basseterre in 2007.

8 -- 350-plus scores registered by Australia in World Cups, a joint record alongside South Africa, who have already done that thrice in the ongoing edition, including in their last two outings against England and Bangladesh respectively. No other team has more than four 350-plus totals in World Cups as of now.

57 - boundaries hit by Australia today (42 fours and 15 sixes) is the joint second highest boundary count in a World Cup innings, alongside Sri Lanka's (43 fours and 14 sixes) against Kenya in Kandy in 1996. The overall record belongs to South Africa, who smashed 45 hits to the fence and 14 over it (total 59) against Sri Lanka in their first outing of the ongoing edition.

Most boundaries in a World Cup innings

59 - SA vs SL, Delhi, 2023

57 - AUS vs NED, Delhi, 2023

57 - SL vs KEN, Kandy, 1996

54 - NZ vs WI, Wellington, 2015

14.37 - The partnership run-rate of 14.37 between Glenn Maxwell and Pat Cummins made it the third fastest century stand in all World Cups in terms of the scoring rate. It was also the highest partnership for the seventh wicket or below for Australia in the competition, surpassing the 102 added by Steven Smith and Nathan Coulter Nile against West Indies at Trent Bridge in 2019.

Highest run-rates for a 100-plus partnership in World Cups

3 - Adam Zampa, who had bagged 4/47 and 4/53 in his last two outings against Sri Lanka and Pakistan respectively, backed it up with a miserly 4/8 from three overs against Netherlands, becoming only the third bowler to bag at least four wickets in three (or more) consecutive World Cup outings, after Shahid Afridi (2011) and Mohammed Shami (2019). Zampa also became the second Australian to bag three consecutive five-fors in ODIs, after Shane Warne, who had achieved the feat during the 1996-97 home tri-series featuring Pakistan and the West Indies.