Top five batsmen with fewest ODI innings per 100

#5 Shikhar Dhawan (8.17 innings per 100)

Career Stats: Matches: 99 Innings: 98 Runs: 4200 Avg: 45.65 50s/100s: 25/12 S/R: 93.22

Shikhar Dhawan has been one of the key performers for India at the top of the order ever since he made his comeback to the team at the ICC Champions Trophy in 2013. Dhawan made his debut back in 2010, only to lose it to the then incumbent Virender Sehwag.

He, however, made an outstanding comeback into the ODI team three years later, accumulating 380 runs in the Champions Trophy, which included two back to back centuries against South Africa and West Indies.

Dhawan has scored 10 more centuries since then, making it twelve in 98 innings at a healthy average of 45.65. This means that he scores a hundred every 8.17 innings. Dhawan's astounding conversion rate at the top has been a key pedestal in India's rise as a top-ranked limited overs side in the world, and it will hold the same when they go to England next year for the World Cup.