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Fastest Fifties By Batsmen In ODIs - ONE-DAY INTERNATIONALS

Fastest Fifties By Batsmen In ODIs

A total of 400 or 500 in 50 overs is not a big deal in modern ODI cricket. In recent years we have seen the records of fastest fifties and fastest centuries. However, India has remained untouched by this. Here are India's five fastest half-centuries in ODIs. AB de Villiers holds the record for the fastest 50 runs in ODI cricket, taking only 16 deliveries. It was in South Africa's second match against West Indies in Johannesburg in 2015.

ODI / BATTING RECORDS / FASTEST FIFTIES

Runs Balls 6s 4s Player Match Venue Match Date
149 16 16 9 AB de Villiers South Africa v West Indies Johannesburg 18/01/2015
76 17 5 8 ST Jayasuriya Sri Lanka v Pakistan Singapore 07/04/1996
68 17 2 13 MDKJ Perera Sri Lanka v Pakistan Pallekele 15/07/2015
93 17 8 9 MJ Guptill New Zealand v Sri Lanka Christchurch 28/12/2015
74 18 6 4 SP O'Donnell Australia v Sri Lanka Sharjah 02/05/1990
102 18 11 6 Shahid Afridi Pakistan v Sri Lanka Nairobi 04/10/1996
55 18 6 4 Shahid Afridi Pakistan v Netherlands Colombo 21/09/2002
60 18 7 3 GJ Maxwell Australia v India Bangalore 02/11/2013
59 18 7 2 Shahid Afridi Pakistan v Bangladesh Mirpur 04/03/2014
77 18 7 8 BB McCullum New Zealand v England Wellington 20/02/2015
55 18 3 8 AJ Finch Australia v Sri Lanka Dambulla 31/08/2016
51 19 6 2 MV Boucher South Africa v Kenya Cape Town 22/10/2001
53 19 5 2 JM Kemp South Africa v Zimbabwe Durban 27/02/2005
80 19 6 9 BB McCullum New Zealand v Bangladesh Queenstown 31/12/2007
77 19 9 5 CH Gayle West Indies v England Gros Islet 02/03/2019
59 19 5 4 LRPL Taylor New Zealand v Ireland Aberdeen 01/07/2008
52 19 4 4 DJ Hussey Australia v West Indies St Kitts 06/07/2008
65 19 5 5 Shahid Afridi Pakistan v New Zealand Christchurch 29/01/2011
51 19 3 6 BB McCullum New Zealand v Sri Lanka Christchurch 11/01/2015
102 20 9 10 Shahid Afridi Pakistan v India Kanpur 15/04/2005
77 20 6 5 Shahid Afridi Pakistan v South Africa Durban 07/02/2007
52 20 5 1 BB McCullum New Zealand v Canada St Lucia 22/03/2007
58 20 6 2 DJG Sammy West Indies v South Africa Antigua 24/05/2010
56 20 6 2 RD Berrington Scotland v Ireland Edinburgh 12/07/2011
131 20 14 6 CJ Anderson New Zealand v West Indies Queenstown 01/01/2014
51 20 6 1 AD Mathews Sri Lanka v Scotland Hobart 11/03/2015
52 21 6 1 BL Cairns New Zealand v Australia Melbourne 13/02/1983
67 21 4 7 AB Agarkar India v Zimbabwe Rajkot 14/12/2000
56 21 1 10 DA Marillier Zimbabwe v India Faridabad 07/03/2002
64 21 7 2 CD McMillan New Zealand v USA The Oval 10/09/2004
58 21 4 5 Shahid Afridi Pakistan v Zimbabwe Multan 30/09/2004
94 21 3 11 Mohammad Ashraful Bangladesh v England Nottingham 21/06/2005
51 21 2 7 BB McCullum New Zealand v Zimbabwe Bulawayo 24/08/2005
75 21 4 9 MV Boucher South Africa v Netherlands St Kitts 16/03/2007
53 21 5 4 Abdur Razzaq Bangladesh v Zimbabwe Bulawayo 05/05/2013
55 21 6 3 Shahid Afridi Pakistan v New Zealand Sharjah 14/12/2014
67 21 3 9 Shahid Afridi Pakistan v New Zealand Wellington 31/01/2015
50 21 3 7 BB McCullum New Zealand v Australia Auckland 28/02/2015
88 21 7 6 GJ Maxwell Australia v Afghanistan Perth 04/03/2015
50 21 3 3 F Behardien South Africa v Ireland Benoni 25/09/2016
67 21 6 3 EJG Morgan England v Australia Nottingham 19/06/2018
58 21 3 6 C de Grandhomme New Zealand v India Mount Maunganui 11/02/2020
82 21 2 14 JM Bairstow England v Ireland Southampton 01/08/2020
107 21 6 12 Jatinder Singh Oman v Nepal Al Amerat 14/09/2021
72 22 3 7 Kapil Dev India v West Indies Berbice 29/03/1983
55 22 3 7 V Sehwag India v Kenya Paarl 24/10/2001
92 22 1 15 DR Martyn Australia v Bangladesh Cairns 03/08/2003
50 22 3 5 R Dravid India v New Zealand Hyderabad 15/11/2003
69 22 3 8 Yuvraj Singh India v Bangladesh Dhaka 27/12/2004
51 22 3 5 Abdul Razzaq Pakistan v England Karachi 15/12/2005
52 22 5 2 MV Boucher South Africa v West Indies Grenada 10/04/2007
73 22 4 8 Shahid Afridi Pakistan v Sri Lanka Abu Dhabi 18/05/2007
64 22 6 5 L Ronchi Australia v West Indies St Kitts 06/07/2008
68 22 3 10 E Chigumbura Zimbabwe v Kenya Mombasa 29/01/2009
52 22 1 8 LD Chandimal Sri Lanka v Australia Sydney 08/03/2015
59 22 4 8 BB McCullum New Zealand v South Africa Auckland 24/03/2015
90 22 7 7 JC Buttler England v Pakistan Nottingham 30/08/2016
58 22 4 5 Mohammad Amir Pakistan v England Nottingham 30/08/2016
50 22 3 5 Asif Ali Pakistan v Zimbabwe Bulawayo 20/07/2018
72 23 1 11 Saleem Malik Pakistan v India Calcutta 18/02/1987
73 23 4 6 BC Lara West Indies v Canada Centurion 23/02/2003
76 23 3 8 Mohammad Yousuf Pakistan v Zimbabwe Bulawayo 24/11/2002
89 23 5 9 Abdul Razzaq Pakistan v New Zealand Wellington 17/01/2004
52 23 1 9 JM Davison Canada v New Zealand Gros Islet 22/03/2007
54 23 4 2 AB de Villiers South Africa v Bangladesh Benoni 09/11/2008
60 23 4 5 KA Pollard West Indies v Netherlands Delhi 28/02/2011
104 23 5 12 JD Ryder New Zealand v West Indies Queenstown 01/01/2014
54 23 1 7 NLTC Perera Sri Lanka v England Colombo (RPS) 16/12/2014
55 23 1 11 BB McCullum New Zealand v Sri Lanka Christchurch 26/12/2015
95 23 9 5 S Prasanna Sri Lanka v Ireland Dublin (Malahide) 18/06/2016
52 23 5 2 Mosaddek Hossain Bangladesh v West Indies Dublin (Malahide) 17/05/2019

Fastest Fifties In ODI: The Top 5

Player Opponents Balls Year
AB de Villers West Indies 16 2015
Sanath Jayasuriya Pakistan 17 1996
Simon O’Donnell  Sri Lanka 18 1990
Mark Boucher Kenya 19 2001
Shahid Afridi India 20 2005

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