ODI Playing the most balls in a match in the history of cricket Record New Zealand Of Opener Batsman Glenn Turner Is the name of Turner Had this Record Made 50 years ago. That time ODI Match 60 Over Used to be During this time Turner In a match 2Playing 01 balls, he had registered his name in the pages of history. This List The name of two Indian batsmen is also included.

One ODI 7 batsmen playing the most balls in the match

• Glenn Turner

New Zealand Former veteran batsman Glenn Turner In the year 1975 East Africa Had faced 201 balls against. During this time he 16 Fours And scored 171 runs with the help of two sixes.

• Glenn Turner

Also at number two Glenn Turner Are only Turner Had scored 114 runs against India in 1975 by playing 177 balls. Turner During this time, there were 13 fours.

• Mohsin Mine

Former Pakistan veteran batsman Mohsin Khan West Indies In 1983, he faced 176 balls against him. During this, he scored just 70 runs. Mohsin Holded only one four in his innings.

• Sunil Gavaskar

Indian veteran batsman Sunil Gavaskar This List I am in fourth place. Gavaskar Done England In the year 1975, he scored just 36 runs against 174 balls. In this innings, he had just hit a four.

• Rohit Sharma

Indian veteran batsman Rohit Sharma faced 173 balls against Sri Lanka in 2014. During this, he gave 264 runs. Rohit hit 33 fours and 9 sixes in his innings.

• Gordon Green’s

West Indies Former batsman of Gordon Green’s This List I am in sixth position. Green’s Had played 173 balls against India in the year 1979. During this, he scored 106 runs. Which included 9 fours and a six.

England Pre -bill of Ethi In the year 1986 New Zealand Was faced 172 balls against. During this time he 14 Fours to help Cess He scored 142 runs. They This List I am at number seven.

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In cricket, the batsmen’s centuries and the five wicket halls of the bowlers are discussed, perhaps the fielding is not given special importance, but sometimes it changes the attitude of a great catch match and that is why fielding and fielders become important for any team. The record for capturing the most catches in a ODI match is named after South Africa’s Legendary Fielder Jonty Rhodes. Interestingly, only one Indian player has been able to make a place in this list.

10 fielders who caught the most catches in a ODI match

• Jonty rhodes

The record for capturing the most catches in a ODI match is named after South Africa’s Legendary Fielder Jonty Rhodes. Jonty caught 5 catches against the West Indies in 1993.

• Harry Brook

England player Harry Brook is named at number two in this list. Brook had caught 5 catches against the West Indies in the year 2025.

• Salim Malik

Former Pakistan player Salim Malik is third in this list. Malik caught four catches against New Zealand in the year 1984.

• Sunil Gavaskar

Former Indian veteran Sunil Gavaskar is fourth in this list and the only Indian in the top-10. In 1985, Gavaskar caught 4 catches against Pakistan.

• Richi richardson

Former West Indies player Richie Richardson is ranked 5th in this list. Richie caught four catches against England in 1991.

• Kepler vessels

Former South African player Kepler Wesels is ranked sixth in this list. Wesels had four catches against the West Indies in 1992.

• Mark taylor

Former Australian player Mark Taylor is at number 7. Taylor caught four catches against West Indies in 1992.

• Carl Hooper

Former West Indies player Carl Hooper is ranked 8th in this list. Hooper caught four catches against Pakistan in the year 1993.

• Ken Rutherford

Former New Zealand player Kane Rutherford is at number 9. In 1995, Ken had caught four catches against India in the year 1995.

• Phil Simmons

Former West Indies player Phil Simmons is ranked 10th in this list. Simmons caught four catches against Sri Lanka in 1995.

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Test To score the highest century against any one country in the history of cricket Record Australia Legendary batsman sir Dawn Bradmen Is the name of Bradmen Done England There are 19 centuries against. Right there List Two in India Legendary The names of the batsmen are included. Surprising that Australia Legendary batsman Steve Smith Of List I have a name twice.

Most against any one country Most 7 batsmen scoring centuries

• Sir Dawn Bradmen

Australia Legendary batsman Bradmen This List I am at number one. Bradmen Done England There are 19 centuries in just 37 matches against. During this, he has scored 5028 runs at an average of around 90.

• Sunil Gavaskar

India’s legendary batsman Sunil Gavaskar List I am in second place. Gavaskar Done West Indies There have been 13 centuries in 27 matches against. During this, he has scored 2749 runs at an average of 65.45.

England Of Legendary Batsman who Root India India Of There have been 13 root in 35 matches so far. Root Has scored 3383 runs at an average of 59.35 so far.

• Steve Smith

Australia Legendary batsman Steve Smith Done England So far, 12 centuries have been scored in 37 matches against. During this time Smith Has scored 3417 runs at an average of 56.02.

• Jack Hobbes

England Of Legendary batsman Jack Hobbes Done Australia There are 12 centuries in 41 matches against. Hobbes During this period, 3636 runs have been hit at an average of 54.27.

• Sachin Tendulkar

Of India Legendary Batsman Sachin Tendulkar Name of this List Is included in Sachin In 39 matches Australia They have scored 11 centuries against. During this time Sachin Has scored 3630 runs at an average of 55.

• Steve Smith

Smith Of this List I am twice. Smith Done England There are 12 centuries against. At the same time, he has scored 11 centuries in 24 matches against India. During this time Smith Has scored 2356 runs at an average of 58.90.

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Sunil gavaskar on domestic fee structure: Former Indian legend cricketer Sunil Gavaskar has criticized the current fee structure in Indian domestic cricket. Gavaskar said that ‘Many hardworking Indian cricketers miss a big salary despite the success in the Ranji Trophy for years. While many unkapped players in the IPL earn very fat money, while they are not as much as they are as hard as they are in the Ranji Trophy ‘. During this time, Gavaskar asked the BCCI to consider the fee structure in domestic cricket once again. Also asked to increase incentives.

Gavaskar gave the example of Priyank Panchal, who recently retired from cricket during this period. Priyank, 37, scored around 9000 runs in first class cricket, in which he has scored 29 centuries. But he did not get a chance to play for Team India. Priyank was selected several times in Team India’s squad, but he could not debut for the team. Also, Panchal could not get the IPL contract in his career.

Gavaskar suggested

For Sportstar, Gavaskar wrote in his column, ‘Apart from not getting the cap of India, there will be not much in Priyank’s bank balance. It is here that there is a difference between the rest of the domestic cricket and IPL. It is difficult that despite playing under all types of weather conditions across the country, Panchal has also earned Rs 3 crore from Ranji Trophy fees. If you compare it to the uncapricated player in the IPL, a player who earns more than 3 crores in a season and often does not play a single match ‘.

Gavaskar suggested to BCCI during this period, saying, ‘BCCI has recently increased match fees in domestic cricket and it is very good, but if they add to the fee slab system that the player who plays more matches will get more money, then people will play more Ranji Trophy.’

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