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Australia to India: Top 5 Highest team totals in History of ICC Champions Trophy
Below we present you with an updates list of the highest team-totals in the history of ICC Champions Trophy.
Last Updated on - February 24, 2025 5:12 PM IST
The Champions Trophy is an ICC tournament which is a highly-eventful 50-over tournament. There are a decent number of teams who have scored the highest number of runs, with the top two scored coming from the 2025 edition of the tournament itself. Below are the highest team totals in the history of the event.
Australia
The Australian team, led by Steve Smith for the 2025 edition of the tournament as regular skipper Pat Cummins is absent, scored the highest total in the history of the event. The Baggy Greens scored 356/5 against England in Lahore on 22 February 2025.
England
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The England team is the team with the second-highest team total in history of Champions Trophy. The match where Australia secured the top spot in the list, i.e. 22 February 2025, is the same match where England secured the second-highest score of 351/8. This is the only match in the list where a team had lost the match.
New Zealand
The New Zealand is the third on the list, having secured this score against a team which was not quite good at the time when this record was secured. The score was made during 10 September 2004 against U.S.A. at The Oval.
Pakistan
Pakistan is hosting the 2025 edition of the tournament, is at the second-last position. The team sits right above the Indian side, with a score of 338/4 against Men in Blue themselves, which was secured on 18 June 2017 at The Oval.
India
The Men in Blue have scored the lowest total in this record list, with a score of 331/7 against South Africa. This score was made on 6 June 2013 in Cardiff.