With their victory in the second ODI against England, the Indian cricket team not only sealed a series victory over England but also ensured that they no longer hold an embarrassing world record, which now belongs to the 2019 World Champions.For those unversed, England won the toss and chose to bat first and posted a huge total of 305 with Ben Duckett and Joe Root leading the way with half-centuries.

However, India chased the total with 33 balls to spare as skipper Rohit Sharma played a memorable knock of 119 runs in 90 balls. Shubman Gill (60), Axar Patel (44), and Shreyas Iyer (41) played important knocks too.

England Set Embarrassing Record

England's defeat at the Barabati Stadium in Cuttack meant they lost 28 matches after making 300+ scores, which is more than any other team in the history of ODI cricket. India previously were joint holders of the record with England, having lost 27 matches after posting totals above the 300-run mark in the 50-over format. Most Defeats After 300+ Scores

Team	Defeats After 300+ Score Totals	Total 300+ Score In An Innings
England	28	99
India	27	136
West Indies	23	62
Sri Lanka	19	87

Overall, no team has posted a 300+ total in an ODI match more times than India (136).

The Men in Blue also hold the record for the most victories after crossing the elusive total with 106 wins. Australia are the only other team to post a 300+ total and win a match more than 100 times in ODI cricket history. The six-time world champions have crossed 300 mark 122 times in ODI cricket history and emerged victorious on 103 occasions and lost just 18 times. Among teams to have posted totals above 300 more than 50 times in ODIs; West Indies hold the worst win/loss ratio (1.608) with 27 defeats in 63 instances. England is second on the unwanted list (2.464) with 28 losses in 99 matches, they managed to cross 300. South Africa have the best record (9.888) after posting a total above 300 with 89 wins in 99 instances.