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| World Cups - Highest
Match Run Aggregates
652-12 (100 overs) Sri Lanka (398-5) v Kenya (254-7) Kandy 1995/96 626-14 (120 overs) Pakistan (338-5) v Sri Lanka (288-9) Swansea 1983 625-11 (99.2 overs) Zimbabwe (312-4) v Sri Lanka (313-7) New Plymouth 1991/92 619-19 (118 overs) England (333-9) v Sri Lanka (286) Taunton 1983 604- 9 (120 overs) Australia (328-5) v Sri Lanka (276-4) The Oval 1975 593-12 (89.2 overs) Australia (359-2) v India (234) Johannesburg 2002/03 589-16 (92.3 overs) India (373-6) v Sri Lanka (216) Taunton 1999 575-13 (97.5 overs) New Zealand (286-9) v Australia (289-4) Chennai 1995/96 565-18 (118.4 overs) West Indies (291-8) v Australia (274) Lord's 1975 564- 9 (100 overs) India (329-2) v Kenya (235-7) Bristol 1999 564-14 (96.5 overs) Netherlands (314-4) v Namibia (250) Bloemfontein 2002/03 562-10 (100 overs) Australia (303-4) v Zimbabwe (259-6) Lord's 1999 553-14 (99 overs) West Indies (278-5) v South Africa (275-9) Cape Town 2002/03 549- 9 (117.5 overs) Australia (273-6) v West Indies (276-3) Lord's 1983 549-11 (95.4 overs) Pakistan (273-7) v India (276-4) Centurion 2002/03 543-16 (116.2 overs) West Indies (293-6) v Pakistan (250) The Oval 1979 543- 7 (98.4 overs) India (271-3) v Sri Lanka (272-4) Delhi 1995/96 543-12 (99.4 overs) South Africa (271-7) v Australia (272-5) Leeds 1999 542-14 (97.4 overs) Australia (319-5) v Sri Lanka (223) Centurion 2002/03 540-18 (99.5 overs) Pakistan (275-8) v Australia (265) Leeds 1999 539-16 (99.5 overs) Australia (270-6) v India (269) Chennai 1987/88 538-16 (119 overs) England (322-6) v New Zealand (216) The Oval 1983 538-18 (94.3 overs) Australia (310-8) v Pakistan (228) Johannesburg 2002/03 535-17 (99 overs) India (287-8) v Pakistan (248-9) Bangalore 1995/96 535- 7 (86.5 overs) South Africa (306-6) v New Zealand (229-1) Johannesburg 2002/03 533-16 (119.4 overs) Pakistan (266-7) v West Indies (267-9) Birmingham 1975 529- 8 (100 overs) West Indies (360-4) v Sri Lanka (169-4) Karachi 1987/88 526-13 (99 overs) New Zealand (262-7) v Pakistan (264-6) Auckland 1991/92 522-16 (99 overs) India (289-6) v Australia (233) Delhi 1987/88 519-16 (99.2 overs) Pakistan (267-6) v Sri Lanka (252) Hyderabad (Sind1987/88 516-18 (99 overs) Australia (267-8) v Pakistan (249) Lahore 1987/88 516-14 (97.3 overs) Pakistan (281-5) v New Zealand (235) Lahore 1995/96 512-17 (119.5 overs) Australia (272-7) v Zimbabwe (240) Southampton 1983 511-13 (119.1 overs) Pakistan (261-3) v New Zealand (250) Nottingham 1983 511-14 (100 overs) Australia (304-7) v Kenya (207-7) Visakhapatnam 1995/96 509-10 (100 overs) England (279-4) v Netherlands (230-6) Peshawar 1995/96 509-18 (99.3 overs) West Indies (264-8) v South Africa (245) Karachi 1995/96 507-11 (97.2 overs) India (253-5) v South Africa (254-6) Brighton 1999 505-14 (100 overs) Sri Lanka (275-8) v Kenya (230-6) Southampton 1999 505-11 (97.2 overs) Zimbabwe (252-7) v New Zealand (253-4) Bloemfontein 2002/03 504-15 (98.1 overs) England (269-5) v West Indies (235) Jaipur 1987/88 504-11 (98.2 overs) India (251-6) v New Zealand (253-5) Nottingham 1999 503-17 (100 overs) Zimbabwe (301-8) v Netherlands (202-9) Bulawayo 2002/03 501-18 (117 overs) India (266-8) v Zimbabwe (235) Tunbridge Wells 1983 501-19 (95 overs) Zimbabwe (252-9) v India (249) Leicester 1999 500-20 (98 overs) Australia (258) v India (242) Mumbai 1995/96 500-13 (100 overs) South Africa (287-5) v New Zealand (213-8) Birmingham 1999 liveindia.com |
| World Cups
- Lowest Match Run Aggregates
73-11 (23.2 overs) Canada (36) v Sri Lanka (37-1) Paarl 2002/03 91-12 (54.2 overs) Canada (45) v England (46-2) Manchester 1979 138-12 (41.4 overs) Scotland (68) v West Indies (70-2) Leicester 1999 173-11 (58 overs) Sri Lanka (86) v West Indies (87-1) Manchester 1975 187-16 (65 overs) England (93) v Australia (94-6) Leeds 1975 211-13 (59.2 overs) Canada (105) v Australia (106-3) Birmingham 1979 217-10 (47.1 overs) Bangladesh (108) v South Africa (109-0) Bloemfontein 2002/03 221-10 (51 overs) United Arab Emirates (109-9) v Pakistan (112-1 Gujranwala 1995/96 221-14 (87.2 overs) West Indies (110) v Australia (111-4) Manchester 1999 233-14 (70.4 overs) Bangladesh (116) v New Zealand (117-4) Chelmsford 1999 243-10 (85.2 overs) East Africa (120) v India (123-0) Leeds 1975 244-14 (60 overs) Scotland (121) v New Zealand (123-4) Edinburgh 1999 Note: completed matches only |
| World Cup Highest
Individual Scores
188* G Kirsten
South Africa v United Arab Emirates at Rawalpindi, 1995/96
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| World Cups: Most
Runs in a Tournament
Year M I NO Runs HS Av 100s SR Tendulkar (Ind) 2003 11 11 0 673 152 61.18 1 SR Tendulkar (Ind) 1996 7 7 1 523 137 87.16 2 ME Waugh (Aus) 1996 7 7 1 484 130 80.66 3 GA Gooch (Eng) 1987 8 8 0 471 115 58.87 1 SC Ganguly (Ind) 2003 11 11 3 465 112* 58.12 3 R Dravid (Ind) 1999 8 8 1 461 145 65.85 2 MD Crowe (NZ) 1992 9 9 5 456 100* 114.00 1 PA de Silva (SL) 1996 6 6 1 448 145 89.60 2 DC Boon (Aus) 1987 8 8 0 447 93 55.87 0 Javed Miandad (Pak) 1992 9 9 2 437 89 62.42 0 GR Marsh (Aus) 1987 8 8 1 428 126* 61.14 2 RT Ponting (Aus) 2003 11 10 2 415 140* 51.87 2 PN Kirsten (SA) 1992 8 8 2 410 90 68.33 0 AC Gilchrist (Aus) 2003 10 10 0 408 99 40.79 0 SR Waugh (Aus) 1999 10 8 3 398 120* 79.59 1 G Kirsten (SA) 1996 6 6 1 391 188* 78.20 1 IVA Richards (WI) 1987 6 6 0 391 181 65.16 1 HH Gibbs (SA) 2003 6 6 2 384 143 96.00 1 DI Gower (Eng) 1983 7 7 2 384 130 76.80 1 MS Atapattu (SL) 2003 10 10 3 382 124 54.57 2 SC Ganguly (Ind) 1999 7 7 0 379 183 54.14 1 ME Waugh (Aus) 1999 10 10 1 375 104 41.66 1 DC Boon (Aus) 1992 8 8 1 368 100 52.57 2 Saeed Anwar (Pak) 1999 10 10 1 368 113* 40.88 2 NC Johnson (Zim) 1999 8 8 1 367 132* 52.42 1 IVA Richards (WI) 1983 8 7 2 367 119 73.40 1 G Fowler (Eng) 1983 7 7 2 360 81* 72.00 0 MW Gatting (Eng) 1987 8 8 1 354 60 50.57 0 RT Ponting (Aus) 1999 10 10 1 354 69 39.33 0 Rameez Raja (Pak) 1987 7 7 0 349 113 49.85 1 Rameez Raja (Pak) 1992 8 8 2 349 119* 58.16 2 HH Gibbs (SA) 1999 9 9 0 341 101 37.88 1 BC Lara (WI) 1992 8 8 1 333 88* 47.57 0 GM Turner (NZ) 1975 4 4 2 333 171* 166.50 2 M Azharuddin (Ind) 1992 8 7 0 332 93 47.42 0 A Flower (Zim) 2003 8 7 0 332 71 47.42 0 Saeed Anwar (Pak) 1996 6 6 2 329 83* 82.25 0 ML Hayden (Aus) 2003 11 11 1 328 88 32.79 0 Aamer Sohail (Pak) 1992 10 10 0 326 114 32.60 1 A Symonds (Aus) 2003 9 5 3 326 143* 163.00 1 DR Martyn (Aus) 2003 10 8 3 323 88* 64.59 0 Saleem Malik (Pak) 1987 7 7 1 323 100 53.83 1 AH Jones (NZ) 1992 9 9 2 322 78 46.00 0 SP Fleming (NZ) 2003 8 8 1 321 134* 45.85 1 ST Jayasuriya (SL) 2003 10 10 2 321 120 40.12 1 R Dravid (Ind) 2003 11 10 5 318 62 63.60 0 RG Twose (NZ) 1999 9 9 5 318 80* 79.50 0 DM Jones (Aus) 1987 8 8 1 314 58* 44.85 0 MJ Greatbatch (NZ) 1992 7 7 0 313 73 44.71 0 KC Wessels (SA) 1992 9 9 2 313 85 44.71 0 Zaheer Abbas (Pak) 1983 7 7 2 313 103* 62.60 1 JH Kallis (SA) 1999 8 8 2 312 96 52.00 0 AP Gurusinha (SL) 1996 6 6 0 307 87 51.16 0 N Kapil Dev (Ind) 1983 8 8 3 303 175* 60.60 1 SM Gavaskar (Ind) 1987 7 7 1 300 103* 50.00 1 |
| World Cups - Most
Sixes in Career
Name Mat I NO Runs HS Ave 100 SR 6s 6s/I Team SC Ganguly 18 18 3 844 183 56.26 4 81.78 23 1.27 IND IVA Richards 23 21 5 1013 181 63.31 3 85.05 22 1.04 WI RT Ponting 28 27 3 998 140* 41.58 3 74.98 19 0.70 AUS L Klusener 14 11 8 372 57 124.00 0 121.17 16 1.45 RSA CL Cairns 28 24 7 565 60 33.23 0 82.60 16 0.66 NZ PA de Silva 35 32 3 1064 145 36.68 2 86.57 15 0.46 SL SR Tendulkar 33 32 3 1732 152 59.72 4 87.56 15 0.46 IND HH Gibbs 15 15 2 725 143 55.76 2 85.49 14 0.93 RSA N Kapil Dev 26 24 6 669 175* 37.16 1 115.14 14 0.58 IND AP Gurusinha 18 17 0 488 87 28.70 0 61.85 13 0.76 SL SR Waugh 33 30 10 978 120* 48.90 1 81.02 13 0.43 AUS MJ Greatbatch 7 7 0 313 73 44.71 0 87.92 13 1.85 NZ ST Jayasuriya 27 26 2 698 120 29.08 1 86.17 13 0.50 SL JM Davison 6 6 0 226 111 37.66 1 118.94 12 2.00 CAN DM Jones 16 16 2 590 90 42.14 0 72.74 12 0.75 AUS BC Lara 25 25 3 956 116 43.45 2 87.70 12 0.48 WI Wasim Akram 38 30 8 426 43 19.36 0 100.70 11 0.36 PAK NS Sidhu 12 10 0 454 93 45.40 0 78.81 10 1.00 IND liveindia.com |
| World Cups - Most
Sixes in an Innings
8 RT Ponting (140*) Australia v India Johannesburg 2002/03 7 IVA Richards (181) West Indies v Sri Lanka Karachi 1987/88 7 SC Ganguly (183) India v Sri Lanka Taunton 1999 6 N Kapil Dev (175*) India v Zimbabwe Tunbridge Wells 1983 6 DL Houghton (142) Zimbabwe v New Zealand Hyderabad (Decc) 1987/88 6 AP Gurusinha (87) Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe Colombo (SSC) 1995/96 6 Saleem Raza (84) UAE v Netherlands Lahore 1995/96 6 SB Styris (141) New Zealand v Sri Lanka Bloemfontein 2002/03 6 JM Davison (111) Canada v West Indies Centurion 2002/03 5 DI Gower (130) England v Sri Lanka Taunton 1983 5 NS Sidhu (73) India v Australia Chennai 1987/88 5 SR Tendulkar (137) India v Sri Lanka Delhi 1995/96 5 PA de Silva (145) Sri Lanka v Kenya Kandy 1995/96 5 L Klusener (57) South Africa v West Indies Cape Town 2002/03 5 BC Lara (73) West Indies v Canada Centurion 2002/03 5 SC Ganguly (111*) India v Kenya Durban 2002/03 4 DI Gower (92*) England v New Zealand Birmingham 1983 4 NS Sidhu (75) India v New Zealand Bangalore 1987/88 4 MJ Greatbatch (73) New Zealand v India Dunedin 1991/92 4 G Kirsten (188*) South Africa v UAE Rawalpindi 1995/96 4 AC Hudson (161) South Africa v Netherlands Rawalpindi 1995/96 4 SO Tikolo (96) Kenya v Sri Lanka Kandy 1995/96 4 CZ Harris (130) New Zealand v Australia Chennai 1995/96 4 HH Gibbs (87*) South Africa v Kenya Potchefstroom 2002/03 4 RL Powell (50) West Indies v Bangladesh Benoni 2002/03 4 SC Ganguly (112*) India v Namibia Pietermaritzburg 2002/03 4 JF Kloppenburg (121) Netherlands v Namibia Bloemfontein 2002/03 4 JM Davison (75) Canada v New Zealand Benoni 2002/03 4 PA de Silva (92) Sri Lanka v Australia Centurion 2002/03 4 RT Ponting (114) Australia v Sri Lanka Centurion 2002/03 |
| World Cups - Most
Runs in Boundaries in an Innings
Runs 6s 4s 110 7 17 SC Ganguly 183 India v Sri Lanka Taunton 1999 106 7 16 IVA Richards 181 West Indies v Sri Lanka Karachi 1987/88 100 6 16 N Kapil Dev 175* India v Zimbabwe Tunbridge Wells 1983 94 3 19 HH Gibbs 143 South Africa v New Zealand Johannesburg 2002/03 90 3 18 CB Wishart 172* Zimbabwe v Namibia Harare 2002/03 88 6 13 DL Houghton 142 Zimbabwe v New Zealand Hyderabad (Decc)1987/88 86 5 14 PA de Silva 145 Sri Lanka v Kenya Kandy 1995/96 84 2 18 A Symonds 143* Australia v Pakistan Johannesburg 2002/03 84 0 21 SP Fleming 134* New Zealand v South Africa Johannesburg 2002/03 82 3 16 SR Tendulkar 140* India v Kenya Bristol 1999 78 5 12 DI Gower 130 England v Sri Lanka Taunton 1983 76 2 16 GM Turner 171* New Zealand v EA Birmingham 1975 76 4 13 G Kirsten 188* South Africa v UAE Rawalpindi 1995/96 76 4 13 AC Hudson 161 South Africa v Netherlands Rawalpindi 1995/96 76 4 13 CZ Harris 130 New Zealand v Australia Chennai 1995/96 Note: Only 4s and 6s are included and not 5s resulting from overthrows |
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