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World Cup 2023 most FOURS
MAT
INNS
RUNS
HS
AVG
SR
100
50
4S
6S
1
Virat Kohli
India
11
11
765
117
95.62
90.31
3
6
68
9
2
Rohit Sharma
India
11
11
597
131
54.27
125.94
1
3
66
31
3
Quinton de Kock
South Africa
10
10
594
174
59.40
107.02
4
0
57
21
4
Rachin Ravindra
New Zealand
10
10
578
123*
64.22
106.44
3
2
55
17
5
Devon Conway
New Zealand
10
10
372
152*
41.33
101.63
1
0
54
4
6
Dawid Malan
England
9
9
404
140
44.88
101.00
1
2
50
9
7
David Warner
Australia
11
11
535
163
48.63
108.30
2
2
50
24
8
Daryl Mitchell
New Zealand
10
9
552
134
69.00
111.06
2
2
48
22
9
Pathum Nissanka
Sri Lanka
9
9
332
77*
41.50
89.48
0
4
44
3
10
Aiden Markram
South Africa
10
10
406
106
45.11
110.92
1
3
44
9
11
Mitchell Marsh
Australia
10
10
441
177*
49.00
107.56
2
1
43
21
12
Shubman Gill
India
9
9
354
92
44.25
106.94
0
4
41
12
13
Glenn Maxwell
Australia
9
9
400
201*
66.66
150.37
2
0
40
22
14
Ibrahim Zadran
Afghanistan
9
9
376
129*
47.00
76.26
1
1
39
5
15
Rassie van der Dussen
South Africa
10
10
448
133
49.77
84.52
2
2
39
8
MAT
OV
M
RUNS
WKTS
3-FORS
FIFERS
AVG
ECON
BEST
1
Mohammed Shami
India
7
48.5
4
257
24
1
3
10.70
5.26
7/57
2
Adam Zampa
Australia
11
96
1
515
23
5
0
22.39
5.36
4/8
3
Dilshan Madushanka
Sri Lanka
9
78.2
4
525
21
3
1
25.00
6.70
5/80
4
Jasprit Bumrah
India
11
91.5
9
373
20
2
0
18.65
4.06
4/39
5
Gerald Coetzee
South Africa
8
63.3
1
396
20
4
0
19.80
6.23
4/44
6
Shaheen Afridi
Pakistan
9
81
3
481
18
2
1
26.72
5.93
5/54
7
Marco Jansen
South Africa
9
69
3
450
17
2
0
26.47
6.52
3/31
8
Ravindra Jadeja
India
11
93.3
4
398
16
1
1
24.87
4.25
5/33
9
Josh Hazlewood
Australia
11
93.1
8
449
16
1
0
28.06
4.81
3/38
10
Mitchell Santner
New Zealand
10
92.4
4
449
16
1
1
28.06
4.84
5/59
11
Mitchell Starc
Australia
10
87
2
528
16
2
0
33.00
6.06
3/34
12
Haris Rauf
Pakistan
9
79
1
533
16
3
0
33.31
6.74
3/43
13
Bas de Leede
Netherlands
9
67
0
487
16
2
0
30.43
7.26
4/62
14
Keshav Maharaj
South Africa
10
89
1
370
15
1
0
24.66
4.15
4/46
15
Kuldeep Yadav
India
11
95.1
2
424
15
0
0
28.26
4.45
2/7
India is hosting the 2023 ODI World Cup, which is the 13th edition of cricket’s showpiece tournament. The tournament will be played across the length and breadth of the country. When India last hosted the event, in 2019, it was co-hosting the World Cup with its neighbouring nations. While the 2023 World Cup will be the fourth instance of India hosting the event, the Men in Blue have clinched the title two times so far.
While India won the 1983 World Cup in England, they clinched the title at home in 2011.
Before the 2023 World Cup began, New Zealand’s Martin Guptill held the record for most number of runs scored from fours and sixes in an innings. In his 237-run knock against West Indies on March 21, 2015 at Wellington, Guptill plundered 162 runs off hits past the fence in a devastating display of explosive batting.
Flamboyant southpaw Chris Gayle is second on the list for most number of runs scored from fours and sixes in an innings. He scored 136 runs in his 215-run knock off fours and sixes against a hapless Zimbabwe team in Canberra in the 2015 edition.
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