Lowest Score in ODI

Lowest Score in ODI Teams is a sobering metric of a team’s collective batting collapse, often occurring under immense pressure, challenging pitch conditions, or a devastating bowling spell. The record for the lowest total in ODI history is jointly held by Canada and the USA, both of whom were bundled out for a mere 35 runs.
Canada’s collapse occurred against Sri Lanka in 2003, while the USA met a similar fate against Nepal in 2020, lasting only 12 overs. As of 2026, even in an era dominated by high scores and batter-friendly rules, these records serve as a stark reminder that a disciplined bowling attack can still dismantle a lineup in minutes. This statistic does more than highlight a team's darkest hour; it celebrates the absolute dominance of the opposing bowlers, proving that even in a 50-over marathon, a match can be unilaterally decided by a single, lethal opening spell.