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sports news : There are 10 world records in the world of cricket, which are impossible to break. There have been many great batsmen and bowlers in the history of cricket, who doubled the fun of the game with their talent. These great batsmen and bowlers made huge world records, breaking which now seems like a dream. Let’s take a look at 10 world records in the world of cricket, which are almost impossible to break.
1. 61761 runs in cricket
The great English batsman Sir Jack Hobbs has scored a total of 61740 runs in first-class cricket. It is impossible to break this world record of Sir Jack Hobbs. Hobbs made a world record of 199 centuries and 273 half-centuries in first-class cricket. Meanwhile his average was 50.70. Sir Jack Hobbs played his first Test match on 1 January 1908 against Australia. Sir Jack Hobbs scored 5410 runs in 61 matches in Test cricket. In which 15 centuries and 28 half-centuries were scored.
2. Bradman’s average is 99.94,
Australia’s Donald Bradman (Don Bradman), the greatest batsman in cricket history, played only 52 Test matches in his life. But the world still remembers his batting. The cricket world has never seen a better batsman than him. Don Bradman has scored 6996 runs in his test career. During this period his batting average has been 99.94, which is the highest in cricket history. At present it is not possible for any batsman to break this record. Not only this, Bradman also has 12 double centuries in his name in Test cricket. Apart from this, he also has the record of scoring the most runs against any one team. He scored 5028 runs against England.
3. Muralitharan’s most wickets
Sri Lankan off-spinner Muttiah Muralitharan has taken a total of 1347 wickets in international cricket. It is impossible for any bowler to break this world record. Muttiah Muralitharan has played 133 Tests, 350 ODIs and 12 T20 International matches in his career and has taken a total of 1347 wickets. Who is the bowler who has taken the most wickets in the history of cricket? Muttiah Muralitharan has taken 800 wickets in Test cricket. It is not possible for any player to even come close to his world record.
4. Sachin’s 18426 runs in ODI
In his international career of 22 years and 91 days, Sachin Tendulkar has scored 18426 runs in 452 innings of 463 ODI matches at an excellent average of 44.83. Sachin Tendulkar has scored 49 centuries and 96 half-centuries during this period. The best score of Sachin Tendulkar’s ODI International career is 200 runs not out. In today’s era, when very few ODI matches are being played, it is almost impossible to break Sachin Tendulkar’s world record of 18426 ODI runs.
5. Double century by night watchman in test cricket
The night watchman comes to bat when the batting team wants to save the batsman’s wicket at the end of the day, but there was one night watchman who has scored a double century in Tests. Cricket. In 2006, Australian fast bowler Jason Gillespie scored unbeaten 201 runs as a night watchman against Bangladesh in Chittagong.
6. Rohit Sharma’s inning of 264 runs
Rohit Sharma has created a world record for the highest individual score in the history of ODI cricket. Rohit Sharma played a historic inning of 264 runs in the ODI match against Sri Lanka in 2014. No one has been able to break this record till date. This world record is such that any batsman in the world can break it in the near future.
7. Gayle’s inning of 175 runs in IPL
West Indies’ explosive batsman Chris Gayle played an inning of 175 runs against Pune Warriors India in the 2013 IPL. Chris Gayle scored unbeaten 175 runs on 66 balls. No one has been able to break this world record of IPL yet. There is very little possibility of it breaking in the coming time.
8. Most runs without scoring a century in ODI cricket
Former Pakistan batsman Misbah-ul-Haq holds the world record for scoring the most runs without scoring a century in ODI cricket. In his ODI career, Mishab has scored 5122 runs in 162 matches at an average of 43.41 without scoring any century. It is impossible to break this rare record.
9. World record of taking 19 wickets in a single test match
The world record for taking 19 wickets in a single Test match is in the name of England’s great bowler Jim Laker. No bowler in the world has been able to break this world record for 68 years and it may be impossible for any bowler to do so in the future.
10. World record of taking 8 wickets in an ODI match
Former Sri Lankan bowler Chaminda Vaas had made a world record of taking 8 wickets in an ODI match in the year 2001. For 23 years, no bowler in the world could break this world record of Chaminda Vaas. Perhaps in future also it will become impossible for any bowler to do this. In that match, Chaminda Vaas took 8 wickets for 19 runs.