India create record for defending lowest score after being bowled out in an ODI

Robin Uthappa and Suresh Raina congratulate Stuart Binny

India created a unique record by defending the least number of runs in a One Day International match after being bowled out by the opposition.This happened in today’s match against Bangladesh where India won by 47 runs.

India, batting first, were bundled out for mere 105 runs but recovered brillitantly to bowl out Bangladesh for 58 runs. In the process, India broke their own record which was set back in 1985 when India had successfully defended a modest total of 125 runs against their arch-rivals Pakistan.

Below is the table which lists the instances where a team has defended a total of 150 and below successfully.

Teams who defended scores of 150 and less successfully after getting all out

Teams	Score	Overs	Opposition	Year
India	105	25.3	Bangladesh	2014
India	125	42.4	Pakistan	1985
West Indies	127	47.2	England	1981
South Africa	129	41.4	England	1996
Zimbabwe	134	46.1	England	1992
Kenya	134	42.5	Zimbabwe	2006
Zimbabwe	138	47.2	West Indies	2001
Pakistan	140	49.0	West Indies	1981
Pakistan	146	43.3	New Zealand	1994
Pakistan	149	45.2	Australia	1997
South Africa	149	45.0	England	2000
Afghanistan	150	18.3	Canada	2001