5 countries with the highest win percentage in ODIs this decade

#3 Australia (Win Percentage - 60.97%)

The Aussies had a decent decade by their standards, ending as the fourth-ranked ODI team

Australia started the decade going through a minor transition. Many members of the invincible side of the 2007 World Cup had gone but the Aussies continued to dominate world cricket. They came into the 2011 World Cup after winning the Champions Trophy in 2009. The defending champions lost their first World Cup game since 1999 against Pakistan in the league stage, before losing out to eventual champions India in the quarter-finals.

The Aussies started as co-favourites in the 2015 World Cup and ended up lifting their fifth title. The only game they lost in the tournament was against New Zealand, who beat the yellow brigade by 1 wicket in a low-scoring thriller. They entered the 2019 World Cup with 8 consecutive ODI wins which followed a horror year in international cricket for Australia. They played like champions throughout the World Cup, only losing to India in the league stage, and yet another World Cup was on the cards. However, England had other ideas as they outplayed the Aussies in the semifinals.

Australia dominated for most parts of the decade, except for a brief period in 2018, when they won only 2 games out of 13 completed ODIs. With 125 wins out of 205 games, Australia stand third on the list.