259 - Partnership runs between David Warner and Mitchell Marsh, the second-highest opening stand in men's ODI World Cups. The highest is 282 between Tillakaratne Dilshan and Upul Tharanga against Zimbabwe in 2011.
1 - The Warner-Marsh partnership is the first 200-plus runs stand against Pakistan at the men's World Cup. The previous highest was the unbeaten 175-run opening stand between Brian Lara and Desmond Haynes in 1992.
The 259-run stand is also the second-highest for Australia at World Cups, behind the 260 partnership between Warner and Steven Smith for the second wicket against Afghanistan in 2015.
367 for 9 - Australia's total in Bengaluru is now the highest by any team against Pakistan at men's ODI World Cups. Sri Lanka's 344 for 9 earlier in the tournament in Hyderabad was the previous highest. It is also the second-highest ODI total for Australia against Pakistan, behind the 369 for 7 in the 2017 Adelaide ODI.
4 - Consecutive ODI hundreds for Warner against Pakistan. He is only the second batter with four straight ODI tons against an opponent, joining Virat Kohli, who did it against West Indies.
5 - Hundreds by Warner in ODI World Cups, the joint-most for Australia, alongside Ricky Ponting. Only two batters have scored more than five hundreds at men's ODI World Cups - Rohit Sharma (7) and Sachin Tendulkar (6).
3 - Number of 150-plus scores by Warner at ODI World Cups. No other batter has more than one. He scored 178 against Afghanistan in 2015 and 166 against Bangladesh in 2019. Warner now has seven 150-plus scores in ODIs, only one behind Rohit's eight.
19 - Sixes by Australia on Friday are the joint-most they have hit in an ODI innings. They also struck 19 sixes against India in 2013 during an ODI at the same ground.
These 19 sixes are the most that Pakistan have conceded in an ODI innings and also the joint-second by any team in a men's ODI World Cup game, only behind England's 25 sixes against Afghanistan in 2019.
18 - Total sixes struck by the Australian openers - nine each by Warner and Marsh. These are the most sixes hit by opening batters in an ODI innings, surpassing the 16 by India (all 16 by Rohit) against Australia in 2013 and West Indies (all 16 by Chris Gayle) against Zimbabwe in 2015.
1 - Warner's 163 is the highest individual score against Pakistan at men's ODI World Cups. The previous highest was Andrew Symonds' 143* in the 2003 edition in Johannesburg. Warner is also the first batter with two hundreds at World Cups against Pakistan, as his first (107) came in 2019.
2 - Batters with a century on their birthday at men's ODI World Cups, including Marsh, who turned 32 on Friday with his 121. Ross Taylor was the first to score a World Cup hundred on his birthday - 131* against Pakistan in 2011 when he turned 27.