TOP 10 Batsmen with Most Fours in an ODI Innings

TOP 10 Batsmen with Most Fours in an ODI Innings

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Do you know, what is the maximum number of fours to be hit in an ODI innings?
Can you guess who are there among top 10?

TOP 10 Batsmen with Most Fours in an ODI Innings

Currently the 10th position is occupied by Brian Lara of West Indies.
He hit 21 fours against Pakistan at Sharjah in 1993, where he scored 153 runs from 143 balls.

The 9th position is currently occupied by Vivian Richards of West Indies.
He hit 21 fours against England at Manchester in 1984, where he scored 189* runs from 170 balls.

The 8th position is currently occupied by Tillakaratne Dilshan of Sri Lanka.
He hit 22 fours against Bangladesh at Melbourne in 2015, where he scored 161* runs from 146 balls.

The 7th position is currently occupied by Virat Kohli of India.
He hit 22 fours against Pakistan at Dhaka in 2012, where he scored 183 runs from 148 balls.

The 6th position is currently occupied by Saeed Anwar of Pakistan.
He hit 22 fours against India at Chennai in 1997, where he scored 194 runs from 146 balls.

The 5th position is currently occupied by Martin Guptill of New Zealand.
He hit 24 fours against West Indies at Wellington in 2015, where he scored 237* runs from 163 balls.

The 4th position is currently occupied by Sanath Jayasuriya of Sri Lanka.
He hit 24 fours against Netherlands at Amstelveen in 2006, where he scored 157 runs from 104 balls.

The 3rd position is currently occupied by Virender Sehwag of India.
He hit 25 fours against West Indies at Indore in 2011, where he scored 219 runs from 149 balls.

The 2nd position is currently occupied by Sachin Tendulkar of India.
He hit 25 fours against South Africa at Gwalior in 2010, where he scored 200* runs from 147 balls.

And the number 1 position is currently occupied by Rohit Sharma of India.
He hit 33 fours against Sri Lanka at Kolkata in 2014, where he scored 264 runs from 173 balls.

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