Fastest century in odi

Table of Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Let’s take a look, who made the fastest centuries by the number of balls faced in each of the three international cricket formats. Also, double centuries are even more of a feat, so who scored the fastest double centuries in test and ODI cricket? Read on to find out! Fastest Century in ODI As with all of the records on this list, the statistics relating to fastest centuries are correct as of January 2022. Milestones in these instances are usually rated in terms of balls faced as opposed to minutes at the crease. This is a fairer way to assess fastest hundreds as a batsman’s scoring speed could be affected by losing the strike or any unavoidable delays such as an injury to a fielder. 1. AB De Villiers AB De Villiers is the man who currently holds the record for the fastest century in One Day International Cricket. The South African made his hundred from just 31 balls when his side took on the West Indies at Johannesburg in 2015. De Villiers’ innings contained eight fours and 16 sixes. 2. Corey Anderson Injuries meant that we didn’t get to see the best of New Zealand’s Corey Anderson. The left hander has currently the number two for the fastest ODI ton which he made from 36 balls against West Indies in 2014. 3. Shahid Afridi Shahid Afridi’s 102 from 37 balls was remarkable for the fact that it came on his international debut. The man known as Boom Boom passed the milestone for Pakis...

Scoring a century in ODI cricket is a daunting task. Virat Kohli might give For most batsmen, they start with deft touches to get settle, gain momentum, shift gears, cross the 50-runs mark, and finally battle ‘nervous nineties’ to get their three-digit milestone. However, few don’t believe in these procedures. Centuries win matches one might say. To be honest, some centuries Advertisements Imagine this: a new ‘walking-in’ batsman starts to hit the opposition bowlers all over the ground, and to add more pain, gets a quick century to take things off their hand. What you must have felt is a pure dominance. And, in this blog, we will talk about the top ten fastest hundreds in ODI cricket. List of Batsmen with the Fastest 100s in ODI PLAYER BALLS TAKEN FOR 100 RUNS IN THAT MATCH VS YEAR VENUE AB de Villiers 31 149 WI 2015 Johannesburg Corey Anderson (NZ) 36 131* WI 2014 Queenstown Shahid Afridi (PAK) 37 102 SL 1996 Nairobi Mark Boucher (SA) 44 147* ZIM 2006 Potchefstroom Brian Lara (WI) 45 117 BAN 1999 Dhaka Shahid Afridi (PAK) 45 102 IND 2005 Kanpur Jesse Ryder (NZ) 46 104 WI 2014 Queenstown Jos Butler (ENG) 46 116 PAK 2015 Dubai (DSC) Sanath Jayasuriya (SL) 48 134 PAK 1996 Singapore Jos Butler (ENG) 50 110 PAK 2019 Southampton Fastest 100s in ODI (Top 10) Stats Insights • All these hundreds (the top 10) came in the winning cause. • 9 out of 10 times, the batsmen featuring the fastest hundreds won the Man of the Match award in that match. The only exception is due to the fact ...

Until December 1997, no player had achieved a score of 200 in ODIs. The highest individual score up to that point was 194 by In men's cricket, Zimbabwe's Keys [ ] Key Description Strike rate indicates the average number of runs scored per 100 balls faced in that particular * denotes that the batter remained denotes the player was the captain of their side ♥ denotes the player was # denotes the match was part of the denotes the match was part of the Highest one day individual scorers [ ] As of 18 January 2023 Men [ ] List of highest individual scores in ODIs Rank Name Score 4s 6s Strike rate Innings Team Opponent Venue Date Result 1 264 33 9 152.60 1 13 November 2014 Won 2 237 * # 24 11 145.39 1 21 March 2015 Won 3 219 25 7 146.97 1 8 December 2011 Won 4 215 # 10 16 146.25 1 24 February 2015 Won 5 210 24 10 160.30 1 10 Dec 2022 Won 6 210* 24 5 134.61 1 20 July 2018 Won 7 209 12 16 132.28 1 2 November 2013 Won 8 208* 13 12 135.94 1 13 December 2017 Won 9 208 19 9 139.59 1 18 January 2023 Won 10 200* 25 3 136.05 1 24 February 2010 Won Women [ ] List of highest individual scores in WODIs Rank Name Score 4s 6s Strike rate Innings Team Opponent Venue Date Result 1 232* 31 2 160.00 1 13 June 2018 Won 2 229 * 22 0 147.74 1 16 December 1997 Won 3 188 27 2 117.50 1 15 May 2017 Won 4 178* 22 6 124.47 1 29 June 2017 Lost 5 176* 20 1 116.55 1 4 November 2022 Won 6 173* 19 0 111.61 1 16 December 1997 Won 7 171* 20 7 148.69 1 20 July 2017 Won 8 171 18 2 124.81 1 3 February 2013 Won 9 170...

DHAKA, Dec 10 (Reuters) - India's Ishan Kishan smashed the quickest double century in men's one-day international cricket on Saturday in a consolation 227-run victory over Bangladesh in their third and final ODI on Saturday, having lost the first two. Kishan, who was playing in the dead rubber only because India skipper Rohit Sharma had been sidelined through injury, raced to a double century in 126 balls to become only the seventh batsman to score 200 in ODIs. Rohit has three 200-plus knocks in ODIs and holds the record of 264. Kishan eventually fell for 210 after blasting past his first century in this format. Kishan's 131-ball blitz included 10 sixes and 24 fours, and completely overshadowed Virat Kohli's 113 off 91 balls. The duo put on a massive 290 runs to power India to their fourth-highest ODI total of 409-8. "When I got out, 15 overs were left. I could've scored 300 also," the left-handed batsman said at the innings break. "The wicket was too good to bat on. My intent was very clear - if the ball is there (to be hit), I'll go for it." He also thanked Kohli for guiding him throughout the knock. "He was spot on with which bowlers I needed to target. He was calming me down when I was in my 90s. "I wanted to bring it up with a six, but he said to get it in singles as it's my first." Bangladesh, who went into the match with an unassailable 2-0 lead, were all out for 182 in 34 overs in reply, succumbing to their heaviest ever ODI defeat by runs. The sides will play two ...

During the first ODI of the ongoing England’s tour of Netherlands in Amstelveen, England vice-captain Jos Buttler scored a whirlwind 47-ball century – his second-fastest in ODIs. Coming in to bat at No. 4 in the 30th over, Buttler hit his first boundary of the match off the sixth ball that he faced against Philippe Boissevain. In the next over, Buttler hit his first six off Netherlands captain Pieter Seelaar following it with three more sixes in Seelaar’s next over. What followed was a berserk batting display where the right-hand batter attacked almost each opposition bowler to put up a stellar show at the VRA Ground today. Buttler, who brought up a 28-ball half-century in the 37th over, continued his assault to reach to the three-figure mark in the next 19 deliveries. Non-stop big shots left, right and centre resulted in Buttler dominating the proceedings to score his 10th ODI century. In what is his maiden ODI century at this venue and against Netherlands, it is his third at No. 4 and fourth away from home. Loading embed tweet https://twitter.com/_JoshFrankland/status/1537784296148197376?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw While England were already thriving on the back of a 169-ball 222-run second-wicket partnership between Phil Salt (122) and Dawid Malan (125), Buttler putting together an 89-ball 184-run third-wicket partnership along Malan and following it with a 32-ball 91-run stand alongside Liam Livingstone (66*) powered England to the Fastest 100 in cricket ODI list Buttler, who ...

The introduction of T20 cricket has brought many changes to the other two formats as well. Batters tend to score runs quicker than earlier. As a result, 400-plus run totals in ODI cricket are becoming more common. It has made the 300-run target in 50-over cricket easier to achieve. However, the hitting ability of modern-day batters has also improved. The effect of T20 cricket has helped the batter score quick runs and score quick hundreds in ODIs and Tests as well. Interestingly, the fastest international century came in the 50-over format. And here we will go through the fastest List of Fastest Hundred in ODI Batter Balls Score 6s 4s Against Venue Date AB de Villiers (SA) 31 149 (44) 16 9 West Indies Johannesburg 18/01/2015 Corey Anderson (NZ) 36 131* (47) 14 6 West Indies Queenstown 01/01/2014 Shahid Afridi (PAK) 37 102 (40) 11 6 Sri Lanka Nairobi 04/10/1996 Mark Boucher (SA) 44 147* (68) 10 8 Zimbabwe Potchefstroom 20/09/2006 Brain Lara (WI) 45 117 (62) 4 18 Bangladesh Dhaka 09/10/1999 Shahid Afridi (PAK) 45 102 (46) 9 10 India Kanpur 15/04/2005 Jesse Ryder (NZ) 46 104 (51) 5 12 West Indies Queenstown 01/01/2014 Jos Buttler (ENG) 46 116* (52) 8 10 Pakistan Dubai (DSC) 20/11/2015 Jos Buttler (ENG) 47 162* (70) 14 7 Netherlands Amstelveen 17/06/2022 Sanath Jayasuriya (SL) 48 134 (65) 11 11 Pakistan Singapore 02/04/1996 5. Brain Lara – 45 balls vs Bangladesh in 1999 Well, a traditional cricket player can also be a dasher when the situation calls for it. That’s what happene...

Scoring a century in ODI cricket is a daunting task. Virat Kohli might give For most batsmen, they start with deft touches to get settle, gain momentum, shift gears, cross the 50-runs mark, and finally battle ‘nervous nineties’ to get their three-digit milestone. However, few don’t believe in these procedures. Centuries win matches one might say. To be honest, some centuries Advertisements Imagine this: a new ‘walking-in’ batsman starts to hit the opposition bowlers all over the ground, and to add more pain, gets a quick century to take things off their hand. What you must have felt is a pure dominance. And, in this blog, we will talk about the top ten fastest hundreds in ODI cricket. List of Batsmen with the Fastest 100s in ODI PLAYER BALLS TAKEN FOR 100 RUNS IN THAT MATCH VS YEAR VENUE AB de Villiers 31 149 WI 2015 Johannesburg Corey Anderson (NZ) 36 131* WI 2014 Queenstown Shahid Afridi (PAK) 37 102 SL 1996 Nairobi Mark Boucher (SA) 44 147* ZIM 2006 Potchefstroom Brian Lara (WI) 45 117 BAN 1999 Dhaka Shahid Afridi (PAK) 45 102 IND 2005 Kanpur Jesse Ryder (NZ) 46 104 WI 2014 Queenstown Jos Butler (ENG) 46 116 PAK 2015 Dubai (DSC) Sanath Jayasuriya (SL) 48 134 PAK 1996 Singapore Jos Butler (ENG) 50 110 PAK 2019 Southampton Fastest 100s in ODI (Top 10) Stats Insights • All these hundreds (the top 10) came in the winning cause. • 9 out of 10 times, the batsmen featuring the fastest hundreds won the Man of the Match award in that match. The only exception is due to the fact ...

Until December 1997, no player had achieved a score of 200 in ODIs. The highest individual score up to that point was 194 by In men's cricket, Zimbabwe's Keys [ ] Key Description Strike rate indicates the average number of runs scored per 100 balls faced in that particular * denotes that the batter remained denotes the player was the captain of their side ♥ denotes the player was # denotes the match was part of the denotes the match was part of the Highest one day individual scorers [ ] As of 18 January 2023 Men [ ] List of highest individual scores in ODIs Rank Name Score 4s 6s Strike rate Innings Team Opponent Venue Date Result 1 264 33 9 152.60 1 13 November 2014 Won 2 237 * # 24 11 145.39 1 21 March 2015 Won 3 219 25 7 146.97 1 8 December 2011 Won 4 215 # 10 16 146.25 1 24 February 2015 Won 5 210 24 10 160.30 1 10 Dec 2022 Won 6 210* 24 5 134.61 1 20 July 2018 Won 7 209 12 16 132.28 1 2 November 2013 Won 8 208* 13 12 135.94 1 13 December 2017 Won 9 208 19 9 139.59 1 18 January 2023 Won 10 200* 25 3 136.05 1 24 February 2010 Won Women [ ] List of highest individual scores in WODIs Rank Name Score 4s 6s Strike rate Innings Team Opponent Venue Date Result 1 232* 31 2 160.00 1 13 June 2018 Won 2 229 * 22 0 147.74 1 16 December 1997 Won 3 188 27 2 117.50 1 15 May 2017 Won 4 178* 22 6 124.47 1 29 June 2017 Lost 5 176* 20 1 116.55 1 4 November 2022 Won 6 173* 19 0 111.61 1 16 December 1997 Won 7 171* 20 7 148.69 1 20 July 2017 Won 8 171 18 2 124.81 1 3 February 2013 Won 9 170...

During the first ODI of the ongoing England’s tour of Netherlands in Amstelveen, England vice-captain Jos Buttler scored a whirlwind 47-ball century – his second-fastest in ODIs. Coming in to bat at No. 4 in the 30th over, Buttler hit his first boundary of the match off the sixth ball that he faced against Philippe Boissevain. In the next over, Buttler hit his first six off Netherlands captain Pieter Seelaar following it with three more sixes in Seelaar’s next over. What followed was a berserk batting display where the right-hand batter attacked almost each opposition bowler to put up a stellar show at the VRA Ground today. Buttler, who brought up a 28-ball half-century in the 37th over, continued his assault to reach to the three-figure mark in the next 19 deliveries. Non-stop big shots left, right and centre resulted in Buttler dominating the proceedings to score his 10th ODI century. In what is his maiden ODI century at this venue and against Netherlands, it is his third at No. 4 and fourth away from home. Loading embed tweet https://twitter.com/_JoshFrankland/status/1537784296148197376?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw While England were already thriving on the back of a 169-ball 222-run second-wicket partnership between Phil Salt (122) and Dawid Malan (125), Buttler putting together an 89-ball 184-run third-wicket partnership along Malan and following it with a 32-ball 91-run stand alongside Liam Livingstone (66*) powered England to the Fastest 100 in cricket ODI list Buttler, who ...

The introduction of T20 cricket has brought many changes to the other two formats as well. Batters tend to score runs quicker than earlier. As a result, 400-plus run totals in ODI cricket are becoming more common. It has made the 300-run target in 50-over cricket easier to achieve. However, the hitting ability of modern-day batters has also improved. The effect of T20 cricket has helped the batter score quick runs and score quick hundreds in ODIs and Tests as well. Interestingly, the fastest international century came in the 50-over format. And here we will go through the fastest List of Fastest Hundred in ODI Batter Balls Score 6s 4s Against Venue Date AB de Villiers (SA) 31 149 (44) 16 9 West Indies Johannesburg 18/01/2015 Corey Anderson (NZ) 36 131* (47) 14 6 West Indies Queenstown 01/01/2014 Shahid Afridi (PAK) 37 102 (40) 11 6 Sri Lanka Nairobi 04/10/1996 Mark Boucher (SA) 44 147* (68) 10 8 Zimbabwe Potchefstroom 20/09/2006 Brain Lara (WI) 45 117 (62) 4 18 Bangladesh Dhaka 09/10/1999 Shahid Afridi (PAK) 45 102 (46) 9 10 India Kanpur 15/04/2005 Jesse Ryder (NZ) 46 104 (51) 5 12 West Indies Queenstown 01/01/2014 Jos Buttler (ENG) 46 116* (52) 8 10 Pakistan Dubai (DSC) 20/11/2015 Jos Buttler (ENG) 47 162* (70) 14 7 Netherlands Amstelveen 17/06/2022 Sanath Jayasuriya (SL) 48 134 (65) 11 11 Pakistan Singapore 02/04/1996 5. Brain Lara – 45 balls vs Bangladesh in 1999 Well, a traditional cricket player can also be a dasher when the situation calls for it. That’s what happene...