Who is the fastest runner in cricket history

Biography Usain Bolt has been, quite simply, the face of the last three Olympic Games. To win the event’s blue riband event, the 100m, just once, guarantees Olympic immortality. To do it three times at consecutive Games, and add the 200m and 4x100m relay titles to the mix, gives him a good case to be considered the greatest athlete of all time. Still only 33, he is a living legend. Add real charm and humour to the mix, and Bolt has been the superstar that the Games needed over the last decade and a bit. Bolt was born on 21 August 1986 in Sherwood Content, Jamaica. He grew up as a sports-obsessed kid, excelling in football and cricket. At high school, his cricket coach encouraged him to try athletics seriously. It was a good decision, By the age of 16, in 2002, he was world junior champion. By 2007, he was the fastest man in history, setting his first 100m world record, and a year later, at the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games, he rose to international superstardom. In China, Bolt triumphed in the men’s 100m sprint, and then added the 200m and 4x100m title to secure a legendary triple. He broke the world record in all three events. Further magic was to follow. At London 2012 he bagged the 100m again (beating his own Olympic record), added the 200m title, and then teamed up with the other Jamaican sprinters to take the 4x100m. A ‘double triple’ had been secured. That became the ‘triple triple’ at Rio 2016. Despite entering the Games not quite looking his best, Bolt once again secu...

Fastest To Reach 1000 ODI Runs Position Player Matches Innings Country 1 Fakhar Zaman 18 18 Pakistan 2 Imam-ul-Haq 19 19 Pakistan 3 Shubman Gill 19 19 India 4 IVA Richards 22 21 West Indies 5 KP Pietersen 27 21 England 6 IJL Trott 21 21 England 7 Q de Kock 21 21 South Africa 8 Babar Azam 21 21 Pakistan 9 HE van der Dussen 27 21 South Africa 10 CG Greenidge 23 23 West Indies Fakhar Zaman has recently overtaken Sir Vivian Richards to become the fastest player to reach 1000 runs in ODI's. He achieved this feat in just 18 innings against Zimbabwe. Some of the other famous names on the fastest 1000 ODI runs list are Gordon Greenidge, Kevin Pieterson and Jonathan Trott.

In a chat with Kohli said: "I've been asked this question before. AB has been by far the fastest I've run with between the wickets. The only other guy I've had so much coordination and understanding with is MS (Dhoni). I don't know about the speeds, but he and MS, I would not even need to call. When AB de Villiers was asked the same question, he went on to pick compatriot "Mine is controversial as well," De Villiers said. "He is the best runner I have run with as well, it's Faf. But he's run me out at least seven times in my career. We have had some worst misunderstandings." Listen to the During the chat, Kohli was also asked about the 'worst runner' he has run with between the wickets. His answer to the 'controversial' question was "It was a Centurion Test match on the tour of 2018. He was run out in both the innings. Pujara was run-out in the first innings of the Centurion Test and I said, 'It's OK', such things happen in cricket; Cheteshwar Pujara played a shot in the second innings and called

Over the years it has become well established that limited overs cricket is not all about playing big shots. Rotating the strike and the ability to run well between the wickets has become an indispensable art in modern day cricket.Let us look at the top 10 players who have been masters of rotating the strike and running between the wickets well.Note: This list is not in any order, it picks out those who were the fastest runners as well as those who scored a lot of runs from singles and doubles. Jonty Rhodes dives headlong onto the stumps to complete a run Not only was Jonty Rhodes one of the finest athletes who re-defined the art of fielding, he was but also a dangerous batsman. Slightly unorthodox with the bat at times, Rhodes played countless crucial innings during his time guiding his team to victory. But it should not be forgotten that Rhodes was an excellent strike rotator as well. One of the fittest cricketers during his time, Rhodes was always keen to take his singles and was exceptional when it came to running between the wickets. Brendon McCullum’s running between the wickets adds a dimension to his attacking cricket Brendon McCullum is widely praised for having infused an aggressive spirit in the Kiwis and helping them play an attacking brand of cricket. Giving the charge to the faster bowlers and going after them as if there is no tomorrow is a sight we have come to associate with McCullum over the years. But his pace and agility also makes him one of the fastes...

Fastest Stumping in Cricket History In the thrilling sport of cricket, few moments captivate fans quite like a lightning-fast stumping. It is an act of sheer skill, precision, and agility that leaves spectators in awe and the batsman dumbfounded. The fastest stumping in cricket history stands as a testament to the incredible reflexes and anticipation possessed by a wicketkeeper. S.No Fastest stumping in cricket Matches 1. MS Dhoni vs Keemo Paul India vs West Indies in ODI 2. MS Dhoni vs Shubman Gill CSK vs GT in IPL 3. Ben Cox vs Calum MacLeod Durham vs Worcestershire 4. Mark Boucher vs Atapattu Sri Lanka vs South Africa in ODI 5. MS Dhoni vs Mitchell Marsh India vs Australia in T20 6. McCullum vs Ricky Ponting Australia vs New Zealand in World Cup 7. Kumar Sangakkara vs Jimmy Maher Sri Lanka vs Australia in ODI 8. Bradley Barnes vs Saurabh Tiwary South Africa vs India U19 World Cup 9. Sangakkara vs Lara Sri Lanka vs West Indies in T20 10. Dinesh Karthik vs Michael Vaughan India vs England in ODI Imagine the tension on the field as the bowler delivers a quick and cunning delivery, deceiving the batsman with its subtle variation. In the blink of an eye, the ball whizzes past the stumps, leaving the batsman momentarily stranded. But there, behind the wicket, the wicketkeeper springs into action like a coiled spring, his gloves lightning-quick as he snatches the ball from the air. This breathtaking display of skill and dexterity etches itself into the annals of cricketing his...

Virat Kohli is arguably the fastest cricketer in the country when it comes to running between the wickets. He makes the twos and threes look so easy and it's a treat to watch him play as his speed motivates other players as well. However, he is not the only fittest cricketer as the Indian Cricket team has had the fittest players like MS Dhoni. When the wicket-keeper batsman used to play, he used to be one of the fastest runners in the world. However, team India's former cricketer revealed the 'fastest runner' and guess what? It's not MS Dhoni. During a friendly chat between AB Deviliers, Virat Kohli said that the former South African cricketer was the fastest runner that he has batted with. Kohli said that AB Deviliers is the fastest batsman that he ran between in his career. Furthermore, when the South African batsman was asked the same question, he named RCB's current captain Faf du Plessis. However, the original Mr. 360 said that du Plessis has run him out almost 7 times in his career but still he is the fastest of all. The former skipper was also asked about the worst runner in the field. He named Cheteshwar Pujara. He recalled a Test match that was played in Centurion in 2018 where Pujara was run out two times despite making his own call. Kohli said that the right handed batsman was run out by a huge margin and in the replay, he wasn't even visible on the screen.

Fastest recorded speed: 9.58 s / 100 m = 37.6 km/h (23.4 mph) Date of Birth: August 21, 1986 Place of Birth: Sherwood Content, Trelawny Parish, Jamaica Nationality: Jamaican Usain Bolt is the fastest human in history by average top speed. The Jamaican was born in 1986 in Sherwood Content, a small town in Northern Jamaica. Bolt first dreamed of becoming either a professional football (soccer) or cricket player, but his school PE teacher noticed Bolt’s remarkable running speed and urged him to focus on track and field instead. Bolt listened to his coach and subsequently became the world’s fastest human. At the 2009 World Championships in Athletics in Berlin, Germany, Usain Bolt set 2. Yohan Blake Fastest recorded speed: 9.69 s /100 m = 37.2 km/h (23.1 mph) Date of Birth: December 26, 1989 Place of Birth: Saint James Parish, Jamaica (city unknown) Nationality: Jamaican Much like the fastest human on Earth, the second fastest is Jamaican as well. Yohan Blake was born in 1989 in a small town in the Western Jamaican Parish of Saint James. Like Bolt, Blake originally wanted to become a professional cricket player, but changed his focus after his school’s principal urged him to try sprinting after realizing how fast Blake was. When Usain Bolt was once asked to name the one human who could seriously challenge him, his answer was Yohan Blake. Blake certainly came close when he ran 100 meters in 9.69 seconds at an athletics event in Lausanne, Switzerland. 3. Tyson Gay Fastest recorde...