Fastest 200 in ODI: Who has scored quickest double century in ODIs?

Let’s delve into the world of explosive batting and explore the top performances that led to the Fastest 200 in ODI.

Fastest 200 in ODI

Balls	Batsman	Match	Venue	Date
126	Ishan Kishan	India vs Bangladesh	Chattogram	10/12/2022
138	Chris Gayle	West Indies vs Zimbabwe	Canberra	24/02/2014
140	Virender Sehwag	India vs West Indies	Indore	08/12/2011
145	Shubman Gill	India vs New Zealand	Hyderabad	18/01/2023
147	Sachin Tendulkar	India vs South Africa	Gwalior	24/02/2010
148	Fakhar Zaman	Pakistan vs Zimbabwe	Bulawayo	20/07/2018
151	Rohit Sharma	India vs Sri Lanka	Kolkata	14/11/2014
151	Rohit Sharma	India vs Sri Lanka	Mohali	13/12/2017
153	Martin Guptill	New Zealand vs West Indies	Wellington	21/03/2015
156	Rohit Sharma	India vs Australia	Bangalore	02/11/2013

1. Ishan Kishan – 126 Balls

Ishan Kishan, known for his elegant stroke play and ability to score big runs, holds the record for the fastest double century in ODIs. Ishan’s innings was a masterclass in controlled aggression as he reached 200 runs off just 126 balls.

2. Chris Gayle – 138 Balls

West Indies’ explosive opener Chris Gayle etched his name in the record books with his blistering double century. Gayle’s innings was a display of sheer dominance as he reached 200 runs in 138 balls.

3. Virender Sehwag – 140 Balls

Virender Sehwag, the fearless Indian opener, showcased his aggressive batting style during his double century against the West Indies in Indore on December 8, 2011. Sehwag’s innings was a breathtaking display of power-hitting as he reached 200 runs in just 140 balls. He smashed 25 boundaries and 7 sixes, leaving the spectators in awe of his explosive stroke play.

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4. Shubman Gill – 145 Balls

Shubman Gill delivered a scintillating double century against New Zealand. Gill’s innings was a spectacular display of power and timing as he reached 200 runs in just 145 balls.

5. Sachin Tendulkar – 147 Balls

Fakhar Zaman, the most prolific batsmen ever, became the first player to score a double century in ODIs. He achieved this feat against South Africa in Gwalior in 2010. Tendulkar’s innings was a blend of aggression and calculated stroke play as he reached 200 runs in 147 balls.