NewsPhotos David Warner To Mitchell Marsh: TOP Record Setters In Australia's Win Over Pakistan In World Cup 2023 Match, In PICS

David Warner To Mitchell Marsh: TOP Record Setters In Australia's Win Over Pakistan In World Cup 2023 Match, In PICS

Australia hammered Pakistan by 62 runs in their ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 match at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru on Friday. In these collection of pictures, we take a look at the top record-setter in Australia's win from David Warner to Mitchell Marsh to Adam Zampa.

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Updated:Oct 21, 2023, 09:08 AM IST

David Warner scored his record 5th century in World Cup

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Australian opener David Warner is now joint-top with Ricky Ponting for smashing most centuries (five) by an Australian in World Cups. Warner scored 163 against Pakistan in ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 match in Bengaluru. (Photo: AP)

David Warner and Mitchell Marsh posted Australia's highest opening stand in World Cup history

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Australia's David Warner and Mitchell Marsh recorded the highest opening partnership of 259 for Australia in World Cups. Previously, Brad Haddin and Shane Watson shared a 183-run stand against Canada in the 2011 edition. (Photo: AP)

Mitchell Marsh posted his highest ODI score

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Australian all-rounder Mitchell Marsh registered his highest ODI score of 121. His previous best of 102 not out came against India in Sydney in the year 2016. (Photo: AP)

Australia hit joint-most number of sixes in an ODI

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The Australians smacked 19 maximums which is the joint-most by them in an ODI. They deposited as many sixes into the stands against India at the same venue (Bangalore) in 2013. (Photo: AP)

Adam Zampa completed 150 wickets in ODIs

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Australian leg-spinner Adam Zampa reached the landmark of 150 wickets in one-day internationals. Zampa became 6th Australian and first after Mitchell Starc to claim 4 wickets or more in successive World Cup matches. (Photo: AP)

Imam-ul-Haq and Abdullah Shafique put on 2nd highest opening stand vs Australia

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Pakistan openers Imam-ul-Haq and Abdullah Shafique scripted the second-highest opening stand of 134 for Pakistan against Australia. Mohsin Khan and Mudassar Nasar shared a 141-run partnership in Melbourne in 1985. (Photo: AP)