Australia's 417/6 is the highest score of the World Cup.
David Warner smashed 178, the highest individual score by a batsman of Australia in World Cups.
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David Warner smashed 178, the highest individual score by a batsman of Australia in World Cups.Australia's 417/6 is the highest score of the World Cup.
David Warner smashed 178 off 133 balls, the third ODI score more individual high for Australia. © Getty
Afghanistan were not the ones who were blamed for the loss of Australia away from New Zealand, but were on the receiving end of a brutal assault of David Warner, Steven Smith and Glenn Maxwell, who combined to lead to a monstrous 417 for 6 in Subiaco Oval on Wednesday, the highest total in the history of the world. A lot of records were established but Australia would have been happier on a screen batting improved without Michael Clarke, who chose to send other batsmen ahead of him.
Despite an encouraging start triplet rhythm Afghanistan, Australia rose to the highest figure ODI at home with David Warner scoring his fourth ODI hundred missing out on a double, although there were plenty of leftovers. Warner and Smith added 260 for the second wicket - closer links with Australia in ODIs - after Aaron Finch retired early but the characteristic of the partnership was the frantic pace at which came racing.
After a modest start, Warner picked up the intensity of your posts and ran to 50 of 40, 100 off 92 and 150 to 116 before finally falling to Shapoor Zadran to 178 of 133 balls, the third highest individual score for Australia in ODIs. Zadran overcame initial exchanges saw Warner bat that followed with cold stares, and before he was in the 38th over, the first match of Australia had taken the bowler with long hair and longer run-four sixes Two extensions.
While Warner and Smith picked holes with ease and former benefited from a pardon in 114 runs kept coming thick and fast, with 109 coming between overs 31 and 41. The last ten overs were 118 as Maxwell hit 88 from only 39 balls, and one of his seven sixes also featured an effort to reverse-sweep off Shapoor. Smith missed a century when he was out for 95, but would have been happier to be among the races after individual failures against England and New Zealand.
The Zadrans - Shapoor and Dawlat returned to bag a couple of windows each, but both players were combined to give away 190 runs from his 20 overs. Rhythm WACA only allowed to Australian batsmen to score quickly and skill in Afghanistan Mirwais Ashraf off, who had earlier returned home after suffering a side strain was lost.
Brief scores: Australia 417 for 6 (David Warner 178, Steven Smith 95, Glenn Maxwell 88, Shapoor Zadran 2/89) vs Afghanistan
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