ODIs
1) Longest ODI career (22 years and 91 days)
Sachin Tendulkar played international cricket for a long time, which is itself an immense achievement. He made his introduction in the 50-over format against the most outstanding opponents Pakistan on December 18 in Gujranwala, and the rest is history. As destiny had it, Sachin Tendulkar played the last ODI, 463rd, of his vocation, against Pakistan itself (2012), which is associated with Virat Kohli’s brilliant 183 in the 330-run pursue.
2) Most runs in World Cups
The ICC cricket world cup is a competition that each group and player anticipates. The uber occasion gives a chance for players to demonstrate their determination in the greatest cricketing occasion. What’s more, the ace blaster again is the most elevated at any point run-getter in world cups with a record of 2,278 runs.
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Sachin Tendulkar
He likewise holds the record for the most number of centuries(6) with the most number of runs in a series(673 in 2003). Ponting is second in this rundown with 1,743 runs. This is one record of him that may break later on, yet at the same time, starting at now, the record is well and genuinely alive.
3) ODI Triple
No, not a triple hundred, but instead, SRT was just one to achieve uncommon ODI tripe in three segments: 15000 runs(18426), 100 wickets(154), and 100 catches(140).
4) Most runs in ODIs
18426 ODI runs: Nothing is unimaginable in cricket, and human perseverance can break the hardest of hindrances, yet this record is Tendulkar’s for a considerable length of time to come. Among dynamic players, Kohli is nearest, and will likely push hard toward the 18,000-run mark. However, it will require a very human exertion from the Indian Skipper.
Kumar Sangakkara is second in the rundown of most ODI runs scored with 14234 added to his repertoire!
5) Most half-centuries in ODIs
The current Indian captain, Kohli likely could be headed to breaking Tendulkar’s record for most ODI hundreds, yet it will require some genuine exertion to go past those 96 half-hundreds of years.
No man is probably going to ever go past the record for most half-hundreds of years in ODIs. The Mumbaikar played 463 ODIs and, from 1989-2012, scored 49 centuries to go with 96 fifties.
