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Greatest individual limited overs knock in history

ImpatientLime

International Regular
the world xi bowling attack in that game never fails to make me smile. its almost like they were picked from a hat.
 

ma1978

International Debutant
Viv Richards - 189 and 2/45

Kapil Dev - 175 and 1/32

Aravinda - 1996 World Cup Semifinal and Final (he got the century in the final but the semifinal was an even more brilliant innings}

SRT - Desert Storm innings

Ricky Ponting - 2003 World Cup Final

Adam GIlchrist - 2011 World Cup Final
 

subshakerz

Hall of Fame Member

AndrewB

International Vice-Captain
Barry Richards, Hampshire v Yorkshire, John Player League 1970.
He scored 155*, which, if it wasn't the List A record at the time, was pretty close. The other batsmen (on both teams) scored a total of 113, with none of them reaching 20. (Yorkshire managed 74-9 off their 40 overs; I think it's fair to say you wouldn't see bowling figures of 7-7-0-2 and 8-4-6-2 in a List A match very often).

Similarly dominant was Sanath Jayasuriya, SL v India, Sharjah, 2000, scoring 189 while the other batsmen on both teams scored a total of 136. He did at least have Russel Arnold scoring 52 alongside him.
 

subshakerz

Hall of Fame Member
I do think Tendulkars 98 against Pakistan in 2003 should be up there as his best knock. A lot of pressure in that match. If only Razzaq took that catch!
 

_00_deathscar

International Regular
I do think Tendulkars 98 against Pakistan in 2003 should be up there as his best knock. A lot of pressure in that match. If only Razzaq took that catch!
That's the one I was going to go for that wasn't mentioned here yet. It was a very risky one for Sachin, but he decided to go after it. Set the tone.
 

OverratedSanity

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If we're counting gully cricket format, Samuels in 2012 final and Kohli vs Australia in 2016 also up there.
 

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