In the ODI series between India and Bangladesh, India wicketkeeper-batsman Ishan Kishan slammed a terrific Double century. Here is the list of the Fastest Double Century in ODI cricket
To score a double century in the limited-over format was equaled to impossible at one point, but now players often reach this landmark.
Unarguably the greatest batter of all time Sachin Tendulkar was the first to reach this landmark against South Africa back in 2010. Since then 10 batters have scored a double century in the One-day internationals. 4 Players out of the 7 who have achieved a double century are Indian.
Full List Of The Players With The Fastest Double Century In International ODI Cricket
Fastest Double Centuries in ODI cricket
5. Fakhar Zaman (148) vs ZIMBABWE in 2018
The Pakistani left-handed opener smashed 210* runs at Bulawayo against Zimbabwe in the 4th ODI of the series. He along with Imam-ul-Haq put on a record 304 runs opening stand. Fakhar Zaman reached the 200-run mark in just 148 deliveries and as a result, Pakistan won the game by 244 runs at the end.
4. Sachin Tendulkar (147) vs South Africa in 2010
India reached 400 run mark against the Proteas at Gwalior in the 2nd ODI with the help of Master Blaster’s historic knock. On February 24 Sachin Tendulkar became the first batsman to score an ODI double century in the history of the game.
3. Virendra Sehwag (140) vs West Indies in 2011
The former Indian opener was known for his aggressive intent up the order. He showed his brutality against West Indies at the Holkar Stadium in Indore. Virendra Sehwag completed his century in 69 deliveries.
2. Chris Gayle (138) vs Zimbabwe in 2015
Chris Gayle and Martin Guptill are the only two batters who have scored a double-century in the World Cup. In the 2015 World Cup universe boss showed his power against the Zimbabwe team. He scored 215 runs in that match while batting first.
1. Ishan Kishan (126) vs Bangladesh in 2022
The talented left-handed opener played record-breaking innings against Bangladesh in Chattogram. He scored the fastest double-century ever in ODI cricket. The batter reached his first-ever international in 84 balls. His inning was a true example of acceleration at its best as he reached from 100 to 200 in just 38 balls.