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List of cricketers who have played 200 One Day International matches

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One Day International (ODI) cricket is played between international cricket teams who are Full Members of the International Cricket Council (ICC) as well as the top four Associate members.[1] Unlike Test matches, ODIs consist of one inning per team, having a limit in the number of overs, currently 50 overs per innings – although in the past this has been 55 or 60 overs.[2] ODI matches are a subset of List A cricket and so records and statistics are recorded both for specifically for ODIs and within List A. The earliest match recognised as an ODI was played between England and Australia in January 1971;[3] since when there have been over 4,000 ODIs played by 28 teams. The frequency of matches has steadily increased, partly because of the increase in the number of ODI-playing countries, and partly as the cricket boards of those nations seek to maximise their revenue with the increased popularity of cricket, a process that dates from the time of the Packer Revolution.[4] In ODIs playing 200 matches is considered to be a significant achievement. Allan Border of Australia was the first cricketer to have reached this landmark.

Allan Border of Australia was the first player to play 200 ODIs.
Sachin Tendulkar of India has played the most matches (463).

Sachin Tendulkar of India has played in most ODIs, having represented India in 463 matches.

As of February 2025, 86 cricketers have reached this landmark, including 16 from India, the most among all ODI-playing nations.[5]

Players with 200+ ODI matches

Following is the list of cricketers who have played 200 or more ODI matches.[6]

More information Date, Player ...
DatePlayerTeam(s)SpanTotal matchesRef.
20 February 1990Allan Border Australia1979–1994273[7]
18 March 1992Desmond Haynes West Indies1978–1994238[8]
12 December 1992Javed Miandad Pakistan1975–1996233[9]
26 February 1993Kapil Dev India1978–1994225[10]
2 March 1994Richie Richardson West Indies1983–1996224[11]
2 December 1994Saleem Malik Pakistan1982–1999283[12]
29 November 1995Mohammad Azharuddin India1985–2000334[13]
31 August 1996Wasim Akram Pakistan1984–2003356[14]
7 September 1996Steve Waugh Australia1986–2002325[15]
12 November 1996Arjuna Ranatunga Sri Lanka1982–1999269[16]
3 April 1997Aravinda de Silva Sri Lanka1984–2003308[17]
9 April 1998Ijaz Ahmed Pakistan1986–2000250[18]
30 September 1998Sachin Tendulkar India1989–2012463[19]
9 November 1998Roshan Mahanama Sri Lanka1986–1999213[20]
16 September 1999Courtney Walsh West Indies1985–2000205[21]
22 October 1999 Inzamam-ul-Haq Pakistan / Asia XI1991–2007378[22]
12 January 2000Mark Waugh Australia1988–2002244[23]
16 February 2000Sanath Jayasuriya Sri Lanka / Asia XI1989–2011445[24]
19 February 2000Saeed Anwar Pakistan1989–2003247[25]
27 March 2000Anil Kumble India / Asia XI1990–2007271[26]
17 February 2001Waqar Younis Pakistan1989–2003262[27]
16 May 2001Jonty Rhodes South Africa1992–2003245[28]
15 December 2001Carl Hooper West Indies1987–2003227[29]
22 January 2002Javagal Srinath India1991–2003229[30]
16 February 2002Chris Harris New Zealand1990–2004250[31]
12 June 2002Brian Lara West Indies / ICC World XI1990–2007299[32]
11 July 2002Sourav Ganguly India / Asia XI1992–2007311[33]
30 September 2002Muttiah Muralitharan Sri Lanka / ICC World XI / Asia XI1993–2011350[34]
27 November 2002Andy Flower Zimbabwe1992–2003213[35]
1 December 2002Chaminda Vaas Sri Lanka / Asia XI1994–2008322[36]
23 February 2003Rahul Dravid India / ICC World XI / Asia XI1996–2011344[37]
27 February 2003Michael Bevan Australia1994–2004232[38]
3 April 2003Grant Flower Zimbabwe1992–2010221[39]
7 April 2003Hashan Tillakaratne Sri Lanka1986–2003200[40]
19 May 2003Stephen Fleming New Zealand / ICC World XI1994–2007280[41]
11 June 2003Marvan Atapattu Sri Lanka1990–2007268[42]
5 October 2003Shaun Pollock South Africa / ICC World XI / Africa XI1996–2008303[43]
17 January 2004Moin Khan Pakistan1990–2004219[44]
27 May 2004Ricky Ponting Australia / ICC World XI1995–2012375[45]
28 August 2004Jacques Kallis South Africa / ICC World XI / Africa XI1996–2014328[46]
14 January 2005Adam Gilchrist Australia / ICC World XI1996–2008287[47]
4 February 2005Glenn McGrath Australia / ICC World XI1993–2007250[48]
19 February 2005Chris Cairns New Zealand / ICC World XI1991–2006215[49]
2 April 2005Shahid Afridi Pakistan / ICC World XI / Asia XI1996–2015398[50]
17 August 2005Mohammad Yousuf Pakistan / Asia XI1998–2010288[51]
4 November 2005Nathan Astle New Zealand1995–2007223[52]
6 November 2005Mark Boucher South Africa / Africa XI1998–2011295[53]
19 December 2005Abdul Razzaq Pakistan / Asia XI1996–2011265[54]
24 January 2006Mahela Jayawardene Sri Lanka / Asia XI1998–2015448[55]
12 March 2006Damien Martyn Australia1992–2006208[56]
26 October 2006Shivnarine Chanderpaul West Indies1994–2011268[57]
20 March 2007Herschelle Gibbs South Africa1996–2010248[58]
20 April 2007Daniel Vettori New Zealand / ICC World XI1997–2015295[59]
28 April 2007Kumar Sangakkara Sri Lanka / ICC World XI / Asia XI2000–2015404[60]
19 February 2008Yuvraj Singh India / Asia XI2000–2017304[61]
8 February 2009Virender Sehwag India / ICC World XI / Asia XI1999–2013251[62]
24 May 2009Chris Gayle West Indies / ICC World XI1999–2019301[63]
5 November 2009Harbhajan Singh India / Asia XI1998–2015236[64]
26 January 2010Younis Khan Pakistan2000–2015265[65]
18 March 2011Tillakaratne Dilshan Sri Lanka1999–2016330[66]
9 April 2011Brett Lee Australia2000–2012221[67]
14 August 2011Michael Clarke Australia2003–2015245[68]
6 December 2011Shoaib Malik Pakistan1999–2019287[69]
14 February 2012MS Dhoni India / Asia XI2004–2019350[70]
29 February 2012Brendon McCullum New Zealand2002–2016260[71]
4 August 2012Zaheer Khan India / Asia XI2000–2012200[72]
2 November 2014Suresh Raina India2005–2018226[73]
14 February 2016AB de Villiers South Africa / Africa XI2005–2018228[74]
11 June 2016Elton Chigumbura Zimbabwe / Africa XI2004–2018213[75]
28 March 2017Upul Tharanga Sri Lanka / Asia XI2005–2019235[76]
20 August 2017Lasith Malinga Sri Lanka2004–2019226[77]
22 October 2017Virat Kohli † India2008–2026311[78]
16 January 2018Ross Taylor New Zealand2006–2022236[79]
19 January 2018Mohammad Hafeez Pakistan2003–2019218[80]
10 March 2018Eoin Morgan England /  Ireland2006–2022248[81]
8 August 2018Angelo Mathews † Sri Lanka2008–2023226[82]
3 October 2018Hamilton Masakadza Zimbabwe2001–2019209[83]
21 October 2018Marlon Samuels West Indies2000–2018207[84]
9 December 2018Mashrafe Mortaza Bangladesh / Asia XI2001–2020220[85]
31 January 2019Rohit Sharma † India2007–2026282[86]
16 February 2019Mushfiqur Rahim † Bangladesh2006–2025274[87]
5 June 2019Shakib Al Hasan Bangladesh2006–2023247[88]
2 July 2019Tamim Iqbal Bangladesh2007–2023243[89]
16 July 2021Brendan Taylor † Zimbabwe2004–2025207[90]
20 July 2021Mahmudullah  Bangladesh2007–2025239[91]
20 February 2025Ravindra Jadeja † India2009–2026210[92]
Last updated: 20 February 2025
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200 or more ODIs by country
Teams#Players
 India 16
 Pakistan 14
 Sri Lanka
 Australia 10
 West Indies 8
 New Zealand 7
 South Africa 6
 Zimbabwe 5
 Bangladesh
 England 1
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