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Team	Num	Inns	Result	Opposition	Score	Overs	Ground	Match Date	Scorecard
New Zealand	9	2	won	v Sri Lanka	188/6	50.0	Auckland	20 Mar 1983	ODI # 190
England	9	2	won	v Sri Lanka	158/8	45.0	Peshawar	17 Oct 1987	ODI # 460
New Zealand	9	2	lost	v Pakistan	167/3	44.4	Christchurch	18 Mar 1992	ODI # 747
Sri Lanka	9	2	won	v New Zealand	231	48.5	Colombo (RPS)	13 Dec 1992	ODI # 778
West Indies	9	2	won	v England	245	45.5	Port of Spain	8 Apr 1998	ODI # 1310
Pakistan	9	2	won	v Bangladesh	141	40.5	Dhaka	16 Mar 1999	ODI # 1410
West Indies	9	2	won	v Bangladesh	219/5	50.0	Dhaka	8 Oct 1999	ODI # 1510
India	9	2	lost	v West Indies	291/5	46.5	Vadodara	18 Nov 2002	ODI # 1897
India	9	1	lost	v Sri Lanka	320/8	50.0	Colombo (RPS)	8 Feb 2009	ODI # 2818
Zimbabwe	9	2	won	v Kenya	222	49.5	Harare	12 Oct 2009	ODI # 2908
India	9	2	lost	v Australia	172/4	41.5	Guwahati	8 Nov 2009	ODI # 2925
Afghanistan	9	2	won	v Canada	288/8	50.0	Sharjah	16 Feb 2010	ODI # 2957
Zimbabwe	9	1	lost	v South Africa	399/6	50.0	Benoni	22 Oct 2010	ODI # 3061

Records include the following recent matches:
Australia v Sri Lanka at The Oval, 12th match, Jun 17, 2013 [ODI # 3374]
England v New Zealand at Cardiff, 11th match, Jun 16, 2013 [ODI # 3373]
India v Pakistan at Birmingham, ICC Champions Trophy 10th match, Jun 15, 2013 [ODI # 3372]

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MS Dhoni is the only wicketkeeper to lead in more than 50 one-day internationals - he has captained India in 138 ODIs. The next-best is Andy Flower with 46, while Kumar Sangakkara captained Sri Lanka in 45 ODIs.

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