Australia's 208-run victory in the second match of the best-of-three final of the VB tri-series is one of the biggest in the history of limited overs matches in terms of the margin.

It is also the second biggest defeat for India after the 245-run drubbing by Sri Lanka in the final of the Champions Trophy in 2000-01.

Biggest victories in Limited Overs Internationals:

Margin	Winner	Score	Loser	Score	Venue	Date
256 runs	Australia	301-6	Namibia	45	Potchefstroom	27-02-03
245 runs	Sri Lanka	299-5	India	54	Sharjah	29-10-00
233 runs	Pakistan	320-3	Bangladesh	87-9	Dhaka	02-06-00
232 runs	Australia	323-2	Sri Lanka	91	Adelaide	28-01-85
224 runs	Australia	332-5	Pakistan	108	Nairobi Gym	30-08-02
217 runs	Pakistan	295-6	Sri Lanka	78	Sharjah	17-04-02
209 runs	South Africa	263-4	West Indies	54	Cape Town	25-01-04
208 runs	South Africa	354-3	Kenya	146	Cape Town	22-10-01
208 runs	Australia	359-5	India	151	Sydney	08-02-04
206 runs	New Zealand	276-7	Australia	70	Adelaide	27-01-86
206 runs	Sri Lanka	292-6	Netherlands	86	Colombo RPS	16-09-02
202 runs	England	334-4	India	132-3	Lord's	07-06-75
202 runs	South Africa	305-8	Kenya	103	Nairobi Gym	03-10-96
202 runs	Zimbabwe	325-6	Kenya	123-9	Dhaka	27-03-99
200 runs	India	276	Bangladesh	76	Dhaka	11-04-03

India's biggest defeats in Limited Overs Internationals:

Margin	Winner	Score	Loser	Score	Venue	Date
245 runs	Sri Lanka	299-5	India	54	Sharjah	29-10-2000
208 runs	Australia	359-5	India	151	Sydney	08-02-2004
202 runs	England	334-4	India	132-3	Lord's	07-06-1975
162 runs	Australia	320-9	India	158	Trent Bridge	13-06-1983
152 runs	Australia	329-5	India	177	Adelaide	26-01-2000