World Cup 2015: List of highest team scores

Bengaluru, March 29: Here is the list of highest scores posted at WC 2015 so far (minimum 200 runs):

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• Australia 417/6 in 50 overs against Afghanistan at Perth (Aus won by 275 runs)
  
• South Africa 411/4 in 50 overs against Ireland at Canberra (SA won by 201 runs)
  
• South Africa 408/5 in 50 overs against West Indies at Sydney (SA won by 257 runs)
• New Zealand 393/6 in 50 overs against West Indies at Wellington (NZ won by 143 runs) [Quarter-final]
• Australia 376/9 in 50 overs against Sri Lanka at Sydney (Aus won by 64 runs)
  
• West Indies 372/2 in 50 overs against Zimbabwe at Canberra (WI won by 73 runs D/L method)
• Sri Lanka 363/9 in 50 overs against Scotland at Hobart (SL won by 148 runs)
• Australia 342/9 in 50 overs against England at Melbourne (Aus won by 111 runs)
• South Africa 341/6 in 50 overs against UAE at Wellington(SA won by 146 runs)
  
• SA 339/4 in 50 overs against Zimbabwe at Hamilton (SA won by 62 runs)
• Pakistan 339/6 in 50 overs against UAE at Napier (Pak won by 129 runs)
  
• Sri Lanka 332/1 in 50 overs against Bangladesh at Melbourne(SL won by 92 runs)
  
• NZ 331/6 in 50 overs against Sri Lanka at Christchurch (NZ won by 98 runs)
• Ireland 331/8 in 50 overs against Zimbabwe at Hobart (Ireland won by 5 runs)
• Australia 328/7 in 50 overs against India at Sydney (Aus won by 95 runs) [Semi-final]
• Zimbabwe 326 in 49.3 overs against Ireland at Hobart (Ireland won by 5 runs)
• Bangladesh 322/4 in 48.1 overs against Scotland at Nelson (Ban won by 6 wickets)
• Scotland 318/8 in 50 overs against Bangladesh at Nelson (Ban won by 6 wickets)
• Sri Lanka 312 in 46.2 overs against Australia at Sydney (Aus won by 64 runs)
• Sri Lanka 310/1 in 47.2 overs against England at Wellington (SL won by 9 wickets)
• England 309/6 in 50 overs against Sri Lanka at Wellington (SL won by 9 wickets)
  
• Ireland 307/6 in 50 overs against WI at Nelson (Ireland won by 4 wickets)
• India 307/7 in 50 overs against SA at Melbourne (India won by 130 runs)
  
• West Indies 304/7 in 50 overs against Ireland at Nelson (WI lost by 4 wickets)
• England 303/8 in 50 overs against Scotland at Christchurch (England won by 119 runs)
• India 302/6 in 50 overs against Bangladesh at Melbourne (India won by 109 runs) [Quarter-final]
  
• India 300/7 in 50 overs against Pakistan at Adelaide (India won by 76 runs)
• New Zealand 299/6 in 42.5 overs against SA at Auckland (NZ won by 4 wickets) [Semi-final]
  
• New Zealand 290/7 in 48.5 overs against Bangladesh at Hamilton (NZ won by 3 wickets)
• India 288/4 in 48.4 overs against Zimbabwe at Auckland (India won by 6 wickets)
• Bangladesh 288/7 in 50 overs against NZ at Hamilton (NZ won by 3 wickets)
• Zimbabwe 287 in 48.5 overs against India at Auckland (India won by 6 wickets)
  
• Zimbabwe 286/6 in 48 overs against UAE at Nelson (Zimbabwe won by 4 wickets)
• UAE 285/7 in 50 overs against Zimbabwe at Nelson (Zim won by 4 wickets)
• SA 281/5 in 43 overs against NZ at Auckland (NZ won by 4 wickets) [Semi-final]
• Ireland 279/8 in 49.2 overs against UAE at Brisbane (Ireland won by 2 wickets)
• UAE 278/9 in 50 overs against Ireland at Brisbane (Ireland won by 2 wickets)
  
• Zimbabwe 277 in 48.2 overs against SA at Hamilton (SA won by 62 runs)
• Bangladesh 275/7 in 50 overs against England (Bangladesh won by 15 runs)
  
• Bangladesh 267 in 50 overs against Afghanistan at Canberra (Bangladesh won by 105 runs)
• India 260/2 in 36.5 overs against Ireland at Hamilton (India won by 8 wickets)
• Ireland 259 in 49 overs against India at Hamilton (India won by 8 wickets)
• England 260 in 48.3 overs against Bangladesh at Adelaide (Bangladesh won by 15 runs)
• West Indies 250 in 30.3 overs against New Zealand at Wellington (NZ won by 143 runs) [Quarter-final]
• Pakistan 241/3 in 46.4 overs against Ireland at Adelaide (Pak won by 7 wickets)
• Ireland 237 in 50 overs against Pakistan at Adelaide (Pak won by 7 wickets)
• Sri Lanka 236/6 in 48.2 overs against Afghanistan at Dunedin (SL won by 4 wickets)
• Pakistan 235/7 in 50 overs against Zimbabwe at Brisbane (Pak won by 20 runs)
• Sri Lanka 233 in 46.1 overs against NZ at Christchurch (NZ won by 98 runs)
• India 233 in 46.5 overs against Australia at Sydney (Aus won by 95 runs) [Semi-final]
• Afghanistan 232 in 49.4 overs against Sri Lanka at Dunedin (SL won by 4 wickets)
• England 231 in 41.5 overs against Aus at Melbourne (Aus won by 111 runs)
• Pakistan 224 in 47 overs against India at Adelaide (Ind won by 76 runs)
• Pakistan 222 in 46.4 overs against SA at Auckland (Pak won by 29 runs in D/L method)
• Australia 216/4 in 33.5 overs against Pakistan at Sydney (Aus won by 6 wickets) [Quarter-fina]
  
• Scotland 215 in 43.1 overs against SL at Hobart (SL won by 148 runs)
• Zimbabwe 215 in 49.4 overs against Pakistan at Brisbane (Pak won by 20 runs)
• Pakistan 213 in 49.5 overs against Australia at Adelaide (Aus won by 6 wickets) [Quarter-final]
  
• Afghanistan 211/9 in 49.3 overs against Scotland at Dunedin (Afghanistan won by 1 wicket)
• UAE 210/8 in 50 overs against Pakistan at Napier (Pak won by 129 runs)
• Ireland 210 in 45 overs against South Africa at Canberra (SA won by 201 runs)
• Scotland 210 in 50 overs against Afghanistan at Dunedin (Afghanistan won by 1 wicket)
• South Africa 202 in 33.3 overs against Pakistan at Auckland (Pak won by 29 runs in D/L method)

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