Highest successful run chases in ODI cricket at Eden Park, Auckland: Full list of records

Highest successful run chases in ODI cricket at Eden Park, Auckland: Full list of records originally appeared on Cricket News . Add Cricket News as a Preferred Source by clicking here . KEY TAKEAWAYS: New Zealand’s 340/5 against Australia in 2007 is Eden Park’s highest successful ODI chase. Grant Elliott’s penultimate-ball six sealed the 2015 World Cup semi-final chase against South Africa. India’s tied 314/9 is the highest second-innings score at Eden Park without a win. Highest successful run chases in ODIs at Eden Park, Auckland Eden Park has a long history of high-scoring one-day contests, and the list of its biggest chases is dominated by the home side, though a few visiting teams have left their own mark on it. CN takes a look at the records as India open their five-match ODI series in New Zealand at this venue on Wednesday, November 4. The Indian team has bitter memories of the ground, having lost a 307-run chase here to New Zealand in November 2022 and having tied a match in 2014 after falling just short of a 315-run target. The record book also holds a famous World Cup moment. New Zealand’s semi-final win over South Africa in March 2015 produced one of the most memorable endings in the tournament’s history, with Grant Elliott striking a six off the penultimate ball to settle the result under the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method. MORE: Eden Park dimensions: Boundary sizes at Eden Park stadium in Auckland detailed Highest successful ODI run chases at Eden Park, Auckland: Top 10 list The ground’s biggest successful chase came on February 18, 2007, when New Zealand overhauled a target of 337 against Australia with five wickets and nearly two overs to spare. They took 48.4 overs to get there, scoring at almost seven runs an over, which was a very high rate for ODI cricket of that period. Two batters did most of the damage. Ross Taylor made 117 and Craig McMillan added 52, and between them they kept the required rate under control through the middle overs before the lower order finished the job. No team has gone past that total in a chase at the venue in the years since. The third spot on the list belongs to the 2015 World Cup semi-final, played on March 24, when New Zealand were set 298 under the DLS method after rain affected the match. They reached 299 for 6 in 42.5 overs, a win by four wickets, and the equation was settled only when Elliott hit a six off the penultimate ball of the chase. The result sent New Zealand into their first World Cup final, and the shot remains one of the best-known moments in the tournament’s history. Visiting teams have succeeded here more often than the leading figures suggest. Zimbabwe chased 274 for 9 in 48.4 overs against New Zealand on January 7, 2001, while Pakistan reached 264 for 6 on March 21, 1992 and 251 for 3 on March 11, 1989. The West Indies won with 234 for 7 on March 4, 2006, which is the smallest total in the top ten. MORE: Kohli’s record in Auckland: How the India talisman has performed at Eden Park Rank Team Score Overs RPO Result Opposition Start date 1 New Zealand 340/5 48.4 6.98 Won v Australia 18 Feb 2007 2 New Zealand 309/3 47.1 6.55 Won v India 25 Nov 2022 3 New Zealand 299/6 42.5 6.98 Won v South Africa 24 Mar 2015 4 India 288/4 48.4 5.91 Won v Zimbabwe 14 Mar 2015 5 Zimbabwe 274/9 48.4 5.63 Won v New Zealand 7 Jan 2001 6 New Zealand 265/7 42.4 6.21 Won v Pakistan 31 Jan 2016 7 Pakistan 264/6 49.0 5.38 Won v New Zealand 21 Mar 1992 8 Pakistan 251/3 48.3 5.17 Won v New Zealand 11 Mar 1989 9 New Zealand 250/7 45.1 5.53 Won v West Indies 2 Jan 2000 10 West Indies 234/7 49.4 4.71 Won v New Zealand 4 Mar 2006 Highest team totals in ODIs at Eden Park, Auckland: Top 10 list The list is led by the Chappell-Hadlee match of February 2007, which produced the two highest scores ever recorded at the venue. Australia piled up 336 for 4 thanks to an unbeaten 181 from Matthew Hayden, yet New Zealand responded with 340 for 5 in 48.4 overs to complete the biggest chase in the ground’s history. Ross Taylor made a century in that pursuit, and Craig McMillan supported him with a fast-scoring innings. Two more totals above 310 make up the rest of the top five. In January 2014 Eden Park saw a rare tie, as India drew level with New Zealand’s 314 by finishing on 314 for 9, with Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja providing a late push from the lower order. Close behind those twin 314s sits New Zealand’s 311 for 7 against Pakistan in February 2011. That total was built on a brisk 65 from Martin Guptill and aggressive batting through the middle order, and it led to a comfortable 110-run victory. MORE: Rohit record in Auckland: How Hitman has performed at Eden Park Rank Score Team Opponent Overs Result Date 1 340/5 New Zealand Australia 48.4 ov Won Feb 18, 2007 2 336/4 Australia New Zealand 50.0 ov Lost Feb 18, 2007 3 314 New Zealand India 50.0 ov Tied Jan 25, 2014 4 314/9 India New Zealand 50.0 ov Tied Jan 25, 2014 5 311/7 New Zealand Pakistan 50.0 ov Won Feb 5, 2011 6 309/3 New Zealand India 47.1 ov Won Nov 25, 2022 7 307/8 New Zealand Australia 50.0 ov Won Feb 3, 2016 8 306/7 India New Zealand 50.0 ov Lost Nov 25, 2022 9 299/6 New Zealand South Africa 42.5 ov Won (DLS) Mar 24, 2015 10 288/4 India Zimbabwe 48.4 ov Won Mar 14, 2015 To keep up to date with all the latest cricket news and share your opinion on the biggest topics, visit our Facebook , Instagram and X (Twitter) pages.