How Many ICC Trophies Have Been Won By Australia?

Total ICC Trophies Won by Australia

How many ICC trophies have been won by Australia: : With ten ICC trophies overall and Australia is the most successful team in ICC history. Australia is the current champion of the ICC Cricket World Cup and the ICC World Test Championship, They are thought to be the most successful national team in cricket history .

History

Australia’s national team represente in men’s international cricket. It is the second oldest team in Test cricket history after England and played and won the first Test match in 1877.

The team participates and win the first Twenty20 International (T20I) match against New Zealand in the 2004–05 season, as well as the first One Day International (ODI) match against England in the 1970–71 season.

Test match records

The national team has won 419 and lost 233 and drawn 219 and tied two of its 873 Test matches. As of January 2025 Australia is at the top of the ICC Test Rankings.

Australia first time defeated India in the 2023 World Test Championship final to win the ICC World Test Championship.

Ashes (with England) and the Frank Worrell Trophy (with the West Indies) and the Trans Tasman Trophy (with New Zealand) and the Border-Gavaskar Trophy (with India) and matches against South Africa are the centers of test rivalries.

At the time, test cricket was limited to matches between Australia and England due to the great distance between the two nations which required several months to travel by sea. Even though Australia has a much smaller population and the team was highly competitive in the early going and produced players like Charles “The Terror” Turner and Percy McDonnell and George Giffen and Fred “The Demon” Spofforth and Jack Blackham and Billy Murdoch and George Bonnor.

In 1877 the Australian cricket team played in the MCG’s inaugural Test match With a score of 165 Charles Bannerman achieved the first Test century as they defeated England by 45 runs.

The most successful Test team in cricket history is Australia. At a rate of nearly 47%, it has won over 350 Test matches. South Africa’s performance, at 37%, is the next best.

In the two tied Test matches that have been played, Australia has participated The first was against the West Indies in December 1960 in Brisbane. The second was in September 1986 in Madras also known as Chennai, against India.

Australia’s biggest Test match the win came on February 24 2002 Australia defeated South Africa by 360 runs and an innings in Johannesburg.

With 16, Australia is the team with the most wins in a row. Two times, from December 2005 to January 2008 and from October 1999 to February 2001.

Australia won nine series between October 2005 and June 2008, sharing the record for the most consecutive series victories. We share this record with England.

In a June 1955 Test match against the West Indies in Kingston, Jamaica, Australia scored the highest total in an innings. In their opening innings, Australia scored 758/8, with five players reaching the century .

In an innings during a Test match against England in Birmingham in May 1902, Australia scored the lowest total ever. Australia was bowled out for thirty-six.

In March 2013 Australia became the first team in Test history to declare in the first innings and then lose to India by an innings.

During the 2013–14 Ashes series Australia swept England 5-0 and taking all 100 available wickets.

One-Day International records

In 1010 ODI matches the team has won 613 lost 354 tied nine and had 34 games end in a draw. As of January 2025 Australia is ranked second in the ICC Men’s ODI Team Rankings. Australia is one of the most successful teams in ODI cricket history having won more than 60% of their matches. They have a record eight World Cup final appearances (1975, 1987, 1996, 1999, 2003, 2007, 2015, and 2023) along with to a record six World Cup wins (1987, 1999, 2003, 2007, 2015 and 2023).

Australia achieved the highest total in a One Day International innings on March 12 2006 when they defeated South Africa in Johannesburg scoring 434/4 off 50 overs. This score was a world record until the South Africa beat it in the same game.

In a One Day International innings Australia’s lowest score is 70. There have been two instances of this score one in 1977 against England and another in 1986 against New Zealand.

In One Day International cricket Australia’s biggest victory is 309 runs This happened in India during the 2023 World Cup against the Netherlands.

The only team in World Cup history to win three straight tournaments in 1999 and 2003 and 2007 is Australia.

For a record 34 straight World Cup games Australia was unbeaten. Australia would go undefeated until they were defeated by Pakistan once more in 2011 after losing to them in 1999.

With six ODI World Cup victories Australia holds the record.

Champions Trophy records

The only team to win the Champions Trophy tournament twice in a row is Australia who have also won the ICC Champions Trophy twice since 2006 and 2009.

Australia’s Champions Trophy Titles

Australia defeated the West Indies in the final of the 2006 ICC Champions Trophy which was played in India and they won first place.

2009 ICC Champions Trophy : Australia won their second title in Centurion South Africa after defeating New Zealand.

Summary of the Overall Record

Two titles in total (2006, 2009)

Two last appearances

Exits from Group Stages: 2013, 2017

Most Recent Participation: Australia will return to the competition in 2025.

20-20 records

In 203 T20 International matches Australia has won 112 and lost 84. As of January 2025 Australia is ranked second in the ICC Men’s T20I Team Rankings and Australia won the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup for the first time in 2021 after defeating New Zealand in the Final. Australia had a 53.84% overall winning percentage.

Most Runs in an Innings : During the 2016 tour of Sri Lanka Australia scored 263/3 the highest score ever in a 20-20 International match.

Fewest Innings of Runs : During the 2021 tour of Bangladesh Australia scored 62 runs the lowest innings total in 20-20 history.

The most runs given up in an inning : The most runs Australia has ever given up in a T20 International match is 243/6 which happened against New Zealand in the fifth game of the 2017–18 Trans Tasman Tri Series.

Fewest Runs Given Up in an Inning : Australia’s dismissal of Bangladesh at the 2021 ICC Men’s 20-20 World Cup at Dubai Sports City set a record for the lowest score given up in an entire innings at 73.

Most Runs Aggregate in a Match : In the fifth game of the 2017–18 Trans Tasman Tri Series against New Zealand Australia scored 488 runs the most ever in a T20I match.

Fewest Total Runs in a Game : Australia’s lowest match total 149 happened during India’s sole 20-20 International tour of Australia in February 2008.

Greatest Win Margins (by Runs): Australia’s 2016 tour of Sri Lanka produced the biggest victory margin by runs, at 134 runs.

ICC World Test Championship: 2021–2023

ICC Test Championship winners 2003 to 2009 and 2016

Winners of the World Cup in 1987, 1999, 2003, 2007, 2015 and 2023

1975 and 1996 came in second place .

T20 World Cup: First-ever champions: 2021

First place runners-up: 2010

Champions Trophy: 2006, 2009 as the two winners