Glen Maxwell holds the record of fastest century in ODI Cricket World Cup

Glen Maxwell holds the record of fastest century in ODI Cricket World Cup
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Glen Maxwell :: Fastest Century in World Cup

In the 2023 edition of the ICC Cricket World Cup, the record of ‘Fastest Century in World Cup‘ was fiercely contested. Initially, South Africa’s Aiden Markram had claimed the record with a stellar performance, surpassing a decade-old milestone. However, Glenn Maxwell from Australia, seized the spotlight by achieving this incredible feat in just 40 deliveries. His remarkable accomplishment not only secured the title of the ‘Fastest Century in World Cup’ but also etched an indelible mark in international cricket history.

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Fastest Hundreds in ODI Cricket World Cup

RunsBallsPlayerMatchVenueDate
10640Glenn MaxwellAustralia v NetherlandsArun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi25 October 2023
10649Aiden MarkramSouth Africa v Sri LankaArun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi07 October 2023
11350Kevin O’BrienIreland v EnglandBengaluru02 March 2011
10251Glenn MaxwellAustralia v Sri LankaSydney08 March 2015
16252AB de VilliersSouth Africa v West IndiesSydney27 February 2015
16257Eoin MorganEngland v AfghanistanManchester18 June 2019
10961Heinrich KlaasenSouth Africa v EnglandWankhade Stadium, Mumbai21 October 2023
13163Rohit SharmaIndia v AfghanistanArun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi11 October 2023
12265Kusal MendisSri Lanka v PakistanRGIS, Uppal, Hyderabad10 October 2023
10166Matthew HaydenAustralia v South AfricaBasseterre24 March 2007

Fastest Century in One Day International Cricket World Cup

Maxwell’s remarkable achievement of a ‘Fastest Century in World Cup,’ achieved in just 40 balls, now stands as the fastest ODI century for Australia. The former record for the quickest century in Australian women’s ODIs was set by Meg Lanning, taking 45 balls against New Zealand Women back in 2012. In men’s ODIs, Maxwell had previously held the record himself with a 51-ball hundred during the 2015 World Cup, a milestone he has now surpassed with his incredible performance in the 2023 World Cup.

Only three ODI centuries have been achieved in fewer deliveries

Maxwell’s remarkable feat of a ‘Fastest Century in World Cup’ in just 40 balls against Netherlands places him among the elite company of record-breakers. Only three ODI centuries have been achieved in fewer deliveries. AB de Villiers holds the record for the quickest century, reaching it in a stunning 31 balls against West Indies in 2015. Following closely are Corey Anderson, who achieved a century in 36 balls against West Indies, and Shahid Afridi, who accomplished the feat in 37 balls against Sri Lanka, creating a select group of rapid century-makers in ODI cricket.

FAQs

When and where did Glenn Maxwell achieve the ‘Fastest Century in World Cup’ in just 40 balls against Netherlands?

Glenn Maxwell achieved this remarkable feat during the 2023 ICC Cricket World Cup in a match against the Netherlands on 25-Oct-23 at Delhi, India.

How does Maxwell’s century compare to the previous records in World Cup history?

Glenn Maxwell’s ‘Fastest Century in World Cup’ in 40 balls is one of the fastest centuries in the history of the ICC Cricket World Cup, surpassing the previous records held by Aiden Markram with his 49-ball ton against Sri Lanka, also in Delhi.

What was the previous record for the ‘Fastest Century in World Cup,’ and who held it?

The previous record for the ‘Fastest Century in World Cup’ was held by Aiden Markram, who achieved it in 49 balls during this same year 2023 World Cup, against Sri Lanka, also in Delhi.

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