Who is the player with the most centuries in ODI cricket?
Who is the player with the most centuries in ODI cricket?
Today we will discuss the most centuries in ODI cricket. Interestingly three Indian cricketers are in top ten and the list is topped by none another Sachin Tendulkar. #1. Sachin Tendulkar The Indian cricket star’s career spanned over 23 years in which he broke several records. In 463 ODIs he scored 18426 runs at an average of 44.83.
Who is the greatest ODI Batsman of all time?
Most ODI Centuries List Player Inns Centuries Runs Highest Sachin Tendulkar 452 49 18426 200* Virat Kohli 245 43 12169 183 Ricky Ponting 365 30 13704 164 Rohit Sharma 220 29 9205 264
How many centuries has Rohit Sharma scored in ODIs?
The first one of the three consecutive centuries for Rohit was against hosts England in Birmingham, where he cracked 102, although India ended up losing that match by 31 runs. The second of the consecutive tons for Rohit was against Bangladesh, where he scored 104, helping India win the match by 28 runs.
Who was the first Indian batsman to score 5 centuries in a match?
Opener Rohit Sharma was the star for India in the 2019 World Cup. With five centuries in the tournament, Rohit became the first ever to do so at cricket’s biggest extravaganza, breaking Sangakkara’s record. Out of the five tons smashed by Rohit, three were scored in consecutive matches.
Who has scored maximum centuries in ODI?
Sachin Tendulkar holds the record if maximum ODI centuries scored with 49 centuries in 463 ODI games followed by Ricky Ponting with 30 centuries in 375 games.
Who scored slowest century for India in ODI?
David Boon known for this classic display of batting skills produced the slowest ODI centuries ever in the history of the game by scoring 166 century against India in 1991. Apart from some players in the Slowest Centuries In ODI list most of them are considered as the legends in the test cricket arena.
Who scored ODI’s first century?
The first One Day International (ODI) century was scored by Denis Amiss who amassed 103 runs against Australia at Old Trafford in 1972. (the second official ODI on record).