What is the highest winning margin (run) by a team in a one-day international match?

What you love most about sports?, what I love about sports it basically gives a team opportunity to create record or being part of a history that was created on the field.

In cricket, we have seen that how teams or individuals create history or create milestones that others need to achieve, today we will discuss about the highest winning margin (run) by a team in a one-day match.

In run chases, a team can either create history by sometimes chasing the highest score in international cricket that no team  has successfully achieved or they become a part of history where they were dominated by the opposition and ultimately crashed to a embarrassing defeat.

What is the highest winning margin (run) by a team in a one-day international match from Women's cricket?

On January 29 1997 New Zealand women's cricket team met Pakistan women's cricket team (this is just Pakistan's second ODI, first ODI match was played against the same team a day before) for the second ODI in Christchurch.

White ferns batted first and set up an immense total of 456/5 in their stipulated 50 overs, thanks largely due to the contributions of Skipper Maia Lewis (105), Debbie Hockley (88), Truly Anderson (85), Claire Nicholson (73 not out).

In reply, Pakistan never looked like  they can achieve this daunting task and also they were shot down for mere 47 runs, with Claire Nicholson (7 overs - 2 maidens -18 runs- 4 wickets) and Justine Fryer (5 overs - 3 maidens - 8 runs- 3 wickets) made short work of them.

Result- New Zealand women's won by 408 runs.

Just like women's cricket team New Zealand men's team also holds the record of winning by  a huge margin of runs in ODI cricket.

What is the highest winning margin (run) by a team in a one-day international match from men's cricket?

On July 01 2008, Kiwis faced Ireland in Aberdeen in a tri series which also involving hosts Scotland, batting first, New Zealand batted first and scored a mammoth total of 402/2, due to the contributions of  Brandon McCullum (166), James Marshall (161) and Ross Taylor (59).

In reply, Ireland were all-out for 112, with Tim Southee (6 overs - 0 maidens -22 runs- 3 wickets) and Michael Mason (7 overs - 0 maidens -35 runs- 3 wickets) made short work of them .

Result- New Zealand won by 290 runs.

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