Top 10 Highest Partnerships by Runs in ICC ODI World Cup 2023 till the 17th Match

The ICC ODI World Cup 2023 is providing us so many memorable moments and thrilling matches. Among those matches, we have seen some great record-breaking partnerships. Today we are going to focus on some high scoring the best partnerships of this World Cup so we have seen up to the 17th match. 

R Ravindra and DP Conway – 273* (2nd wicket partnership)

Team: New Zealand

Opposition: England

Ground: Ahmedabad

Match Date: 5th October 2023

Kicking off our list is a remarkable partnership between New Zealand’s R Ravindra and DP Conway. Their second-wicket partnership yielded an astonishing 273* runs, which was instrumental in New Zealand’s victory over England.

HE van der Dussen and Q de Kock – 204 (2nd wicket partnership)

Team: South Africa

Opposition: Sri Lanka

Ground: Delhi

Match Date: 7th October 2023

The second spot goes to South Africa’s HE van der Dussen and Q de Kock. They put together a partnership of 204 runs for the second wicket against Sri Lanka, contributing significantly to South Africa’s triumph in the match.

Mohammad Rizwan and Abdullah Shafique – 176 (3rd wicket partnership)

Team: Pakistan

Opposition: Sri Lanka

Ground: Hyderabad

Match Date: 10th October 2023

Pakistan’s Mohammad Rizwan and Abdullah Shafique take the third position with their partnership of 176 runs for the third wicket. This partnership played a pivotal role in Pakistan’s win against Sri Lanka.

KL Rahul and V Kohli – 165 (4th wicket partnership)

Team: India

Opposition: Australia

Ground: Chennai

Match Date: 8th October 2023

India’s formidable pair of KL Rahul and V Kohli claimed the fourth spot. Their partnership of 165 runs for the fourth wicket against Australia showcased their class and was crucial in India’s victory.

RG Sharma and Ishan Kishan – 156 (1st wicket partnership)

Team: India

Opposition: Afghanistan

Ground: Delhi

Match Date: 11th October 2023

Another partnership from the Indian camp makes the list at the fifth position. RG Sharma and Ishan Kishan’s opening stand of 156 runs laid the foundation for India’s success against Afghanistan.

JE Root and DJ Malan – 151 (2nd wicket partnership)

Team: England

Opposition: Bangladesh

Ground: Dharamsala

Match Date: 10th October 2023

England’s JE Root and DJ Malan’s second-wicket partnership secured the sixth spot with 151 runs against Bangladesh. This partnership was vital in England’s victory.

GD Phillips and TWM Latham – 144 (5th wicket partnership)

Team: New Zealand

Opposition: Afghanistan

Ground: Chennai

Match Date: 18th October 2023

New Zealand’s GD Phillips and TWM Latham hold the seventh position with their fifth-wicket partnership of 144 runs against Afghanistan. It was a crucial partnership that contributed to New Zealand’s success.

MDKJ Perera and P Nissanka – 125 (1st wicket partnership)

Team: Sri Lanka

Opposition: Australia

Ground: Lucknow

Match Date: 16th October 2023

Sri Lanka’s MDKJ Perera and P Nissanka make the list at the eighth spot with their opening partnership of 125 runs against Australia.

Hashmatullah Shahidi and Azmatullah Omarzai – 121 (4th wicket partnership)

Team: Afghanistan

Opposition: India

Ground: Delhi

Match Date: 11th October 2023

Afghanistan’s Hashmatullah Shahidi and Azmatullah Omarzai’s fourth-wicket partnership of 121 runs is our ninth entry. Although it came in a losing cause against India, their effort was commendable.

Saud Shakeel and Mohammad Rizwan – 120 (4th wicket partnership)

Team: Pakistan

Opposition: Netherlands

Ground: Hyderabad

Match Date: 6th October 2023

Rounding out our top 10 is Pakistan’s Saud Shakeel and Mohammad Rizwan. Their fourth-wicket partnership of 120 runs helped Pakistan secure a win over the Netherlands.