One Day International matches results (1970–79)

The following tables provided the complete summary of One Day Internationals held between 1970-79.

ODIs of 1971

ODI No.	Date	Venue	Opponents	Result
1	5 January 1971	Melbourne Cricket Ground	Australia vs England	Australia won by 5 wickets [1]

ODIs of 1972

ODI No.	Date	Venue	Opponents	Result
2	24 August 1972	Old Trafford	England vs Australia	England won by 6 wickets[2]
3	26 August 1972	Lord's	England vs Australia	Australia won by 5 wickets[3]
4	28 August 1972	Edgbaston	England vs Australia	England won by 2 wickets [4]

ODIs of 1973

ODI No.	Date	Venue	Opponents	Result
5	11 February 1973	AMI Stadium	New Zealand vs Pakistan	New Zealand won by 22 runs[5]
6	18 July 1973	St Helen's Stadium	England vs New Zealand	England won by 7 wickets[6]
7	20 July 1973	Old Trafford	England vs New Zealand	No result [7]
8	5 September 1973	Headingly	England vs West Indies	England won by 1 wicket[8]
9	7 September 1973	Kennington Oval	England vs West Indies	West Indies won by 8 wickets[9]

ODIs of 1974

ODI No.	Date	Venue	Opponents	Result
10	30 March 1974	Carisbrook	New Zealand vs Australia	Australia won by 7 wickets [10]
11	31 March 1974	AMI Stadium	New Zealand vs Australia	Australia won by 31 runs[11]
12	13 July 1974	Headingly	England vs India	England won by 4 wickets[12]
13	15–16 July 1974	Kennington Oval	England vs India	England won by 6 wickets [13]
14	31 August 1974	Trent Bridge	England vs Pakistan	Pakistan won by 7 wickets[14]
15	3 September 1974	Edgbaston	England vs Pakistan	Pakistan won by 8 wickets[15]

ODIs of 1975

ODI No.	Date	Venue	Opponents	Result
16	1 January 1975	Melbourne Cricket Ground	Australia vs England	England won by 3 wickets [16]
17	8 March 1975	Carisbrook	New Zealand vs England	No result[17]
18	9 March 1975	Basin Reserve	New Zealand vs England	No result[18]
19	7 June 1975	Lord's	England vs India	England won by 202 runs [19]
20	7 June 1975	Edgbaston	East Africa vs New Zealand	New Zealand won by 181 runs[20]
21	7 June 1975	Headingly	Australia vs Pakistan	Australia won by 73 runs[21]
22	7 June 1975	Old Trafford	Sri Lanka vs West Indies	West Indies won by 9 wickets [22]
23	11 June 1975	Trent Bridge	England vs New Zealand	England won by 80 runs[23]
24	11 June 1975	Headingly	East Africa vs India	India won by 10 wickets[24]
25	11 June 1975	Kennington Oval	Australia vs Sri Lanka	Australia won by 52 runs [25]
26	11 June 1975	Edgbaston	Pakistan vs West Indies	West Indies won by 1 wicket[26]
27	14 June 1975	Edgbaston	England vs East Africa	England won by 196 runs[27]
28	14 June 1975	Old Trafford	India vs New Zealand	New Zealand won by 4 wickets [28]
29	14 June 1975	Kennington Oval	Australia vs West Indies	West Indies won by 7 wickets[29]
30	14 June 1975	Trent Bridge	Pakistan vs Sri Lanka	Pakistan won by 192 runs[30]
31	18 June 1975	Headingly	England vs Australia	Australia won by 4 wickets [31]
32	18 June 1975	Kennington Oval	New Zealand vs West Indies	West Indies won by 5 wickets[32]
33	21 June 1975	Lord's	Australia vs West Indies	West Indies won by 17 runs to lift 1975 ICC Cricket World Cup[33]
34	20 December 1975	Adelaide Oval	Australia vs West Indies	Australia won by 5 wickets[34]

ODIs of 1976

ODI No.	Date	Venue	Opponents	Result
35	21 February 1976	AMI Stadium	New Zealand vs India	New Zealand won by 9 wickets[35]
36	22 February 1976	Eden Park	New Zealand vs India	New Zealand won by 80 runs[36]
37	26 August 1976	North Marine Road Ground	England vs West Indies	West Indies won by 6 wickets[37]
38	28–29 August 1976	Lord's	England vs West Indies	West Indies won by 36 runs[38]
39	30–31 August 1976	Edgbaston	England vs West Indies	West Indies won by 50 runs[39]
40	16 October 1976	Jinnah Stadium	Pakistan vs New Zealand	New Zealand won by 1 run[40]

ODIs of 1977

ODI No.	Date	Venue	Opponents	Result
41	16 March 1977	Albion Sports Complex	West Indies vs Pakistan	West Indies won by 4 wickets[41]
42	2 June 1977	Old Trafford	England vs Australia	England won by 2 wickets[42]
43	4 June 1977	Edgbaston	England vs Australia	England won by 101 runs[43]
44	6 June 1977	Kennington Oval	England vs Australia	Australia won by 2 wickets[44]
45	23 December 1977	Zafar Ali Stadium	Pakistan vs England	England won by 3 wickets[45]
46	30 December 1977	Jinnah Stadium	Pakistan vs England	England won by 6 wickets[46]

ODIs of 1978

ODI No.	Date	Venue	Opponents	Result
47	13 January 1978	Gaddafi Stadium	Pakistan vs England	Pakistan won by 36 runs[47]
48	22 February 1978	Antigua Recreation Ground	West Indies vs Australia	West Indies won by 44 runs[48]
49	12 April 1978	Mindoo Phillip Park	West Indies vs Australia	West Indies won by 2 wickets[49]
50	24–25 May 1978	Old Trafford	England vs Pakistan	England won by 132 runs[50]
51	26 May 1978	Kennington Oval	England vs Pakistan	England won by 94 runs[51]
52	15 July 1978	North Marine Road Ground	England vs New Zealand	England won by 19 runs[52]
53	17 July 1978	Old Trafford	England vs New Zealand	England won by 126 runs[53]
54	1 October 1978	Ayub National Stadium	Pakistan vs India	India won by 4 runs[54]
55	13 October 1978	Jinnah Stadium	Pakistan vs India	Pakistan won by 8 wickets[55]
56	3 November 1978	Zafar Ali Stadium	Pakistan vs India	Pakistan awarded the match[56]

ODIs of 1979

ODI No.	Date	Venue	Opponents	Result
57	13 January 1979	Sydney Cricket Ground	Australia vs England	No result[57]
58	24 January 1979	Melbourne Cricket Ground	Australia vs England	England won by 7 wickets[58]
59	4 February 1979	Melbourne Cricket Ground	Australia vs England	Australia won by 4 wickets[59]
60	7 February 1979	Melbourne Cricket Ground	Australia vs England	Australia won by 6 wickets[60]
61	9 June 1979	Edgbaston	India vs West Indies	West Indies won by 9 wickets[61]
62	9 June 1979	Trent Bridge	New Zealand vs Sri Lanka	New Zealand won by 9 wickets[62]
63	9 June 1979	Lord's	England vs Australia	England won by 6 wickets[63]
64	9 June 1979	Headingly	Canada vs Pakistan	Pakistan won by 8 wickets[64]
65	9 June 1979	Headingly	India vs New Zealand	New Zealand won by 8 wickets[65]
66	13 June 1979	Trent Bridge	England vs Canada	England won by 8 wickets[66]
67	13–14 June 1979	Old Trafford	England vs Canada	England won by 8 wickets[67]
68	16–18 June 1979	Old Trafford	India vs Sri Lanka	Sri Lanka won by 47 runs[68]
69	16 June 1979	Trent Bridge	New Zealand vs West Indies	West Indies won by 32 runs[69]
70	16 June 1979	Edgbaston	Australia vs Canada	Australia won by 7 wickets[70]
71	16 June 1979	Headingly	England vs Pakistan	England won by 14 runs[71]
72	20 June 1979	Old Trafford	England vs New Zealand	England won by 9 runs[72]
73	20 June 1979	Kennington Oval	Pakistan vs West Indies	West Indies won by 43 runs[73]
74	23 June 1979	Lord's	England vs West Indies	West Indies won by 92 runs to lift 1979 ICC Cricket World Cup[74]
75	27 November 1979	Sydney Cricket Ground	Australia vs West Indies	Australia won by 5 wickets[75]
76	28 November 1979	Sydney Cricket Ground	England vs West Indies	England won by 2 runs[76]
77	8 December 1979	Melbourne Cricket Ground	Australia vs England	England won by 3 wickets[77]
78	9 December 1979	Melbourne Cricket Ground	Australia vs West Indies	West Indies won by 80 runs[78]
79	11 December 1979	Sydney Cricket Ground	Australia vs England	England won by 72 runs[79]
80	21 December 1979	Sydney Cricket Ground	Australia vs West Indies	Australia won by 7 runs[80]
81	23 December 1979	The Gabba	England vs West Indies	West Indies won by 9 wickets[81]
82	26 December 1979	Sydney Cricket Ground	Australia vs England	England won by 4 wickets[82]

See also

• List of One Day International cricket matches
• List of Twenty20 International cricket matches

References

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