#2 Rohit Sharma - 264(173 balls) vs Sri Lanka, 2014
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Rohit celebrating after scoring his second double century in ODI cricket
Rohit Sharma was just coming from an injury layoff before the match and there were arguments and doubts about his opening position coming into the match. However, Rohit put all doubts to rest once and for all by scoring his double century in this match. He struggled a bit initially but once he got set, he hit the ball elegantly all around the park and played the longest innings in ODI(173 balls).
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His score of 264 is the highest individual score in the history of ODI cricket and no one has come close to beating it in the last 4 years.
#1 Martin Guptill - 237*(163 balls) vs West Indies, 2015
Martin Guptill
Martin Guptill is one of the most destructive batsmen of the modern era. He played a superlative knock of unbeaten 237 in the quarter-final of 2015 World Cup against West Indies to take his team through to the semi-finals single-handedly.
It is one of the best knocks in the history of knock-out games in the ICC tournaments.
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Balakrishna has been a cricket writer at Sportskeeda for almost seven years. A sport that he has been following and playing since he was eight, Balakrishna enjoys the intensity of the sport, skills and strategies applied to get a result out of nowhere, and the thrill that it gives. He also played as a medium pace bowling all-rounder in four inter-college tournaments, winning twice.
Balakrishna’s all-time favorite cricketers are Sachin Tendulkar and Rohit Sharma. He admires Sachin’s stellar performances against legendary bowlers, along with his discipline and humility. Meanwhile, he is a big fan of how Rohit turned around his initial struggles to build a successful career.
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