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25th April 2004
The lowest total in ODIs
On this day in 2004, Zimbabwe
snatched the ignominious record of
scoring the lowest total in an ODI from
Canada when they were bowled for 35
in 18 overs by Sri Lanka during a bi-
lateral ODI series. Going into the third
game of the five-match series with a
2-0 lead, Sri Lankan captain Marvan
Atapattu elected to bowl first on a
decent surface at the Harare Sports
Club, a decision that paid instant
dividents as Zimbabwe lost half their
side under 10 overs with only 19 on
the board. Bad turned to worse when
debutant Farvez Maharoof picked up
three wickets in three overs to bowl
Zimbabwe out for 35, one run lesser
than what Canada achieved against
the same opposition in Paarl during
the 2003 World Cup. Chaminda Vaas,
who ended with figures of 9-4-11-4,
was adjudged the player of the match
after Sri Lanka cruised to the target under 10 overs.
The lowest total in ODIs
On this day in 2004, Zimbabwe
snatched the ignominious record of
scoring the lowest total in an ODI from
Canada when they were bowled for 35
in 18 overs by Sri Lanka during a bi-
lateral ODI series. Going into the third
game of the five-match series with a
2-0 lead, Sri Lankan captain Marvan
Atapattu elected to bowl first on a
decent surface at the Harare Sports
Club, a decision that paid instant
dividents as Zimbabwe lost half their
side under 10 overs with only 19 on
the board. Bad turned to worse when
debutant Farvez Maharoof picked up
three wickets in three overs to bowl
Zimbabwe out for 35, one run lesser
than what Canada achieved against
the same opposition in Paarl during
the 2003 World Cup. Chaminda Vaas,
who ended with figures of 9-4-11-4,
was adjudged the player of the match
after Sri Lanka cruised to the target under 10 overs.