In One-Day International (ODI) cricket, Zimbabwe currently owns the record for the lowest score ever recorded.
In ODI cricket, Sri Lanka scored its second-lowest total after India bowled them out for 50 in the Asia Cup 2023 final in Colombo.
As of right now, Zimbabwe’s bowling out for 35 against Sri Lanka in 2004 holds the record for the lowest One-Day International (ODI) cricket total ever.
Here are the top 10 lowest scores in ODI cricket:
1) Zimbabwe – 35 in 18 overs against Sri Lanka at Harare in 2004.
2) USA – 35 in 12 overs against Nepal at Kirtipur in 2020.
3) Canada – 36 in 18.4 overs against Sri Lanka at Paarl in 2003.
4) Zimbabwe – 38 in 15.4 overs against Sri Lanka at Colombo in 2001.
5) Sri Lanka – 43 in 20.1 overs against South Africa at Paarl in 2012.
6) Pakistan – 43 in 19.5 overs against West Indies at Cape Town in 1993.
7) Zimbabwe – 44 in 24.5 overs against Bangladesh at Chattogram in 2009.
8) Canada – 45 in 40.3 overs against England at Manchester in 1979.
9) Namibia – 45 in 14 overs against Australia at Potchefstroom in 2003.
10) Sri Lanka – 50 – in 15.2 overs against India at Colombo in 2023.
