As the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2023 draws near, cricket fans are finding ways to watch their favorite stars display a blistering intent and imprint their names in the record books. The thrilling tournament will kick off on October 5 with a captivating clash between the reigning champions, England, and New Zealand, propelling fans into a spellbinding showcase of uninterrupted cricketing brilliance. Spanning across ten captivating venues throughout India, this esteemed event promises to deliver an unprecedented spectacle. Immerse yourself in the exhilarating contest between bat and ball by tuning in to the live streaming of the ODI Men’s Cricket World Cup 2023 on YuppTV and brace yourself for an electrifying display of skill and sportsmanship.
Ahead of the blockbuster World Cup 2023, let us look at some impressive batting and bowling performances that are etched in the annals of cricket history.
Martin Guptill (New Zealand vs West Indies, 2015)
Martin Guptill, the opening batsman of the New Zealand cricket team, delivered a truly unforgettable performance during the 2015 World Cup clash against the West Indies. This remarkable display happened in Wellington, New Zealand, where Guptill smashed an astonishing 237 runs without being dismissed from 163 deliveries. This extraordinary feat not only secured his place in cricket history but also shattered all previous records set in World Cup competition. By becoming the first-ever New Zealand player to achieve a double century in this prestigious tournament, Guptill left an indelible mark on the minds of fans worldwide. Even now, his remarkable innings against the West Indies continue to captivate cricket enthusiasts.
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Chris Gayle (West Indies vs Zimbabwe, 2015)
Known for hitting the ball out of the park, Chris Gayle played a whirlwind innings in 2015. He scored a double century (215 from 147 deliveries) against Zimbabwe and built a massive 372-run partnership with Marlon Samuels. His unforgettable innings had 10 fours and a fabulous 16 sixes.
Gary Kirsten (South Africa vs United Arab Emirates, 1996)
This South Africa legend and ex-Indian coach made a stunning 188 from 159 balls at Rawalpindi. His World Cup record for the highest individual score was intact for over two decades before Gayle and Guptill broke it in 2015. He played the entire innings and slashed his best score.
Sourav Ganguly (India vs Sri Lanka, 1999)
Sourav Ganguly unleashed his beast mode in the 2003 World Cup. The former India skipper made a remarkable 183 and constructed a record partnership of a 318-run stand with Rahul Dravid.
Sir Viv Richards (West Indies vs Sri Lanka, 1987)
The best ODI player of all time, this stylish West Indies legend is known for his fierce batting back in the 80s. Viv Richards played one of the most iconic innings in World Cup history when he made 181 from 125 balls in Karachi.
With a lot of T20 played and field restrictions in place, present-generation batters are easily scoring runs in all corners of the ground. We will wait and see for some new records in this edition. Watch the ODI World Cup 2023 live streaming on YuppTV and enjoy high-octane cricketing action.
