Highest Individual Scores in One Day International(ODI) Cricket History
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Here is the list of batsmen with highest indvidual scorers in ODI cricket:
| Sr. | Player | Team | Against | Date | HS | Team Score |
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Rohit Sharma’s Magnificent 264:
Rohit Sharma’s record-breaking 264 runs, the highest individual score in ODI, against Sri Lanka showcased the elegant and powerful style that has become his hallmark. This remarkable innings, played on November 13, 2014, was a breathtaking display of precision and timing. Sharma’s effortless strokeplay and unwavering concentration made it an unforgettable day for cricket fans worldwide.
Guptill’s World Cup Heroics:
Martin Guptill’s unbeaten 237 during the 2015 Cricket World Cup, the highest individual score in the ODI World Cup, was a defining moment in New Zealand cricket history. With the pressure of a global tournament, Guptill’s innings was a testament to his mental toughness and ability to perform when it mattered most. His innings featured remarkable shot selection and composure under pressure.
Sehwag’s Explosive 219:
Virender Sehwag, known for his fearless batting, unleashed his aggressive prowess in the ODI against the West Indies on December 8, 2011. His 219 runs, including a barrage of boundaries and sixes, sent a clear message – in ODI cricket, boundaries are just a matter of timing and intent. It was a memorable innings that showcased Sehwag’s unique style.
Chris Gayle’s Towering 215:
Chris Gayle, also known as the ‘Universe Boss,’ has a reputation for annihilating bowling attacks, and he did just that when he scored 215 runs against Zimbabwe on February 24, 2015. His colossal hitting, combined with his raw power, reminded fans of the sheer dominance he could exert on the game.
Fakhar Zaman’s Double Century:
On July 20, 2018, Fakhar Zaman became the latest entrant into the exclusive club of double centurions in ODIs. His spectacular 210 against Zimbabwe was a masterclass in modern ODI batting, characterized by aggressive strokeplay and remarkable fitness. It underlined Pakistan’s young talent and their potential to redefine the game.
