Quickest victories in terms of overs
Overs | Winner | Margin | Inns1 | Inns2 | Venue | Season | ||
4.2 | SL | 9 wickets | Zim | 38 | SL | 40-1 | Colombo (SSC) | 2001-02 |
4.4 | SL | 9 wickets | Can | 36 | SL | 37-1 | Paarl | 2002-03 |
7.5 | Aus | 9 wickets | USA | 65 | Aus | 66-1 | Rose Bowl | 2004 |
9.2 | SL | 9 wickets | Zim | 35 | SL | 40-1 | Harare | 2003-04 |
10.1 | WI | 8 wickets | Sco | 68 | WI | 70-2 | Leicester | 1999 |
11.3 | Ind | 10 wickets | Ken | 90 | Ind | 91-0 | Bloemfontein | 2001-02 |
12 | SA | 10 wickets | BD | 108 | SAf | 109-0 | Bloemfontein | 2002-03 |
12.2 | Aus | 10 wickets | Eng | 117 | Aus | 118-0 | Sydney | 2002-03 |
12.3 | WI | 7 wickets | Pak | 43 | WI | 45-3 | Cape Town | 1992-93 |
13.5 | Eng | 8 wickets | Can | 45 | Eng | 46-2 | Old Trafford | 1979 |
13.5 | SL | 10 wickets | Eng | 88 | SL | 89-0 | Dambulla | 2003-04 |
14 | Aus | 256 runs | Aus | 301-6 | Nam | 45 | Potchefstroom | 2002-03 |
15 | Ind | 9 wickets | BD | 130-8 | Ind | 132-1 | Colombo (SSC) | 1997-98 |
Quickest victories in terms of minutes
Mins | Winner | Margin | Inns1 | Inns2 | Venue | Season | ||
18 | SL | 9 wickets | Can | 36 | SL | 37-1 | Paarl | 2002-03 |
21 | SL | 9 wickets | Zim | 38 | SL | 40-1 | Colombo (SSC) | 2001-02 |
33 | Aus | 9 wickets | USA | 65 | Aus | 66-1 | Rose Bowl | 2004 |
39 | SL | 9 wickets | Zim | 35 | SL | 40-1 | Harare | 2003-04 |
42 | WI | 8 wickets | Sco | 68 | WI | 70-2 | Leicester | 1999 |
48 | SA | 10 wickets | BD | 108 | SA | 109-0 | Bloemfontein | 2002-03 |
50 | Ind | 10 wickets | Ken | 90 | Ind | 91-0 | Bloemfontein | 2001-02 |
51 | WI | 7 wickets | Pak | 43 | WI | 45-3 | Cape Town | 1992-93 |
56 | Aus | 10 wickets | Eng | 117 | Aus | 118-0 | Sydney | 2002-03 |
58 | Eng | 8 wickets | Can | 45 | Eng | 46-2 | Old Trafford | 1979 |
60 | SL | 10 wickets | Eng | 88 | SL | 89-0 | Dambulla | 2003-04 |
Note:
1. England defeated India by 7 runs in 15 overs and 60 minutes at Chandigarh in 1984-85, but it was scheduled to be a 15-over a-side match.
2. West Indies defeated Australia in 13.2 overs and 54 minutes at Sydney in 1988-89 but their victory target was revised to 108 runs in 18 overs chasing Australia's total of 226 runs made in 38 overs