Pakistani Cricketers Statement on World Champion India: Team India has created history by winning the T20 World Cup title for the second consecutive time. After this title victory, former veteran cricketers of Pakistan have praised the Indian team a lot. In this episode, former Pakistani Test captain and veteran batsman Javed Miandad said that any team which scores more than 250 in the semi-finals and final deserves to become the champion. Team India won the title match against New Zealand at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on Sunday, March 8, by a huge margin of 96 runs after scoring 255 runs for 5 wickets.

Javed Miandad said on India’s victory

Javed Miandad said, ‘His team (India) is now taking advantage of a strong process-based cricket structure. If you look at the amount of talent they are producing now, it is because of their strong structure. They have no dearth of batsmen, spinners or fast bowlers and their young players play to get results and have knowledge of the game.

India has a habit of playing under pressure – Rashid Latif

After Team India became the world champion, former Pakistan cricketer Rashid Latif said, ‘There was once such an atmosphere in our dressing room and we used to win often.’ Former captain Rashid Latif said that India’s victory was not a surprise as his players are now accustomed to playing under pressure.

He further said, ‘When you reach the finals of big tournaments regularly, players also get used to winning.’

Rashid further said that continuity and stability in the Indian cricket team is also an important reason for their success, whereas in Pakistan, on the contrary, frequent changes and impatience have created many problems.

Sikandar Bakht advised Pakistan to learn

Former Pakistan Test fast bowler Sikandar Bakht said that until the current culture of liking, disliking, selection and taking wrong captaincy decisions does not end, the Pakistan team will continue to struggle against big teams in big tournaments. He said, “We have to stop looking for excuses for our failures and take the right decisions.”

Mohsin Khan praised Indian cricket culture

Former Pakistan head coach Mohsin Khan said that the Indian Cricket Board is paying utmost attention to red ball cricket and Test cricket, hence they are preparing players who progress through hard work. Mohsin said, ‘Apart from this, I do not see any feeling of insecurity among the Indian players. Maybe because financially their board takes very good care of them.

Most Runs In ODI Without A Century: In the history of ODI cricket, there have been some batsmen who scored runs continuously for their team, but could never score a century. This may sound strange, but it is absolutely true. These batsmen kept putting the team in a strong position through half-century innings, but due to some reason or the other they could not reach a century, about which you must know. Here we are going to tell you about 7 such batsmen, who have scored the most runs in ODI cricket without scoring a century.

Top-7 batsmen who scored most runs without scoring a century in ODI cricket

1. Misbah-ul-Haq (Pakistan) – 5122 runs

Pakistan’s Misbah-ul-Haq is at first place in the list of top-7 batsmen who have scored the most runs without scoring a century in ODI cricket. Misbah scored 5122 runs in 162 ODI matches at an average of 43.40, in which he scored 42 half-centuries. His best score in ODI cricket is 96 runs not out.

2. Wasim Akram (Pakistan) – 3717 runs

Pakistan’s Wasim Akram is second in the list of batsmen who have scored the most runs without scoring a century in ODI cricket. Akram has scored 3717 runs in 356 ODI matches at a strike rate of 88.33. In which he scored 6 half-centuries and his best score is 86 runs.

3. Moeen Khan (Pakistan) – 3266 runs

Former Pakistan wicketkeeper batsman Moin Khan is at third place in the list of batsmen who have scored the most runs without scoring a century in ODI cricket. Moeen has scored 3266 runs in 219 ODI matches at a strike rate of 81.30. Moeen scored 12 half-centuries in his career and his best score is 72 not out.

4. Heath Streak (Zimbabwe) – 2943 runs

Zimbabwe all-rounder Heath Streak is fourth in the list of batsmen who have scored the most runs without scoring a century in ODI cricket. Streak has scored 2943 runs in 189 ODI matches at a strike rate of 73.42. In which he scored 13 half-centuries and his best score is 79 runs not out.

5. Ravindra Jadeja (India) – 2806 runs

Indian all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja is at fifth place in the list of batsmen who have scored the most runs without scoring a century in ODI cricket. Jadeja has played 204 ODI matches so far, in which he has scored 2806 runs at an average of 32.62. Jadeja has scored 13 half-centuries so far and his best score is 87 runs.

6. Andrew Jones (New Zealand) – 2784 runs

Former New Zealand opener Andrew Jones is at sixth place in the list of batsmen who have scored the most runs without scoring a century in ODI cricket. Jones has scored 2784 runs in 87 ODI matches at an average of 35.69. In which he scored 25 half-centuries and his best score is 93 runs.

7. Guy Whittall (Zimbabwe) – 2705 runs

Former Zimbabwe all-rounder Guy Whittall is at seventh place in the list of batsmen who have scored the most runs without scoring a century in ODI cricket. Whittall has scored 2705 runs in 147 ODI matches at a strike rate of 67.43. In which he scored 11 half-centuries and his best score is 83 runs.

Most Runs in ODI without Hundred: It is necessary for any player to score runs in cricket. Whether or not the player’s century is complete, it is also necessary for the team to win. At the same time, there are some players who miss a century. They know about such players of ODI cricket, who have not scored a single century in this format till now and their runs are very high. In ODI, Pakistan’s players are the highest number of players who have scored the most runs without scoring any century. At the same time, the name of an all -rounder of India is also included in this list.

1- Misbah-Ul-Haq

Pakistani player Misbah-ul-Haq is on top of this list. Misbah has scored 5,122 runs in 162 matches in 162 matches at a strike rate of 43.40. At the same time, the best score in ODI’s ODI is 96 not out.

2- Wasim Akram

Former Pakistan cricket team player Wasim Akram is named second in this list. Wasim Akram has scored 3,717 runs in 356 matches. These players are those who strengthen the team from behind. This player has the best score of 86 runs in ODIs.

3- Moin Khan

Pakistani cricketer is also named at number three in terms of scoring the most runs in ODIs. Moin Khan has scored 3,266 runs in 219 matches in ODI. The best score of this Pakistani player in ODIs is 72 runs.

4- Health Streak

Health Streak was a strong fast-media bowler. The Zimbabwe player died in September 2023. The player has scored 2,943 runs in 189 matches for Zimbabwe, with the highest score not unbeaten.

5- Ravindra Jadeja (Ravindra Jadeja)

The Indian team’s all -rounder player Ravindra Jadeja is still playing cricket. Jadeja scored 2,806 runs in 204 matches in ODI at an average of 32.62. If Jadeja scored 138 runs in ODIs, then he will come at number four in this list. India’s all -rounder has the best score in ODI cricket 87 runs. Jadeja has returned unbeaten 51 times in ODI.

6- Andrew Jones

Andrew Jones of New Zealand is also in this list. Jones has scored 2,784 runs in 87 matches at an average of 35.69. The Best score of this New Zealand player in ODI is 93 runs.

7- Guy Whitall

Zimbabwe player Cow Whitall has also not scored a century in ODI cricket. The name of cow whitol is at number seven among the players who have scored the most runs in this format without scoring a century. This player has scored 2,705 runs in 147 matches at an average of 22.54. This player has the best score of 83 runs in ODI.

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