Fastest Hundred In ODI: Which players have scored the 5 fastest centuries in the history of ODI cricket? Know the names

Know who the top-5 batsmen are who have scored the fastest centuries in the history of ODI cricket. We are going to tell you about their explosive innings in this report.

Fastest Hundred In ODI: One-day cricket has always been famous for big scores and explosive batting, but when it comes to the fastest century, some players have played such innings which have been recorded in history. Let's know about the top 5 fastest centuries in ODI cricket so far

AB de Villiers - South Africa 

South Africa's AB de Villiers is at the forefront in this matter. In 2015, he scored a century in just 31 balls against West Indies in Johannesburg. In this innings, he hit 16 sixes and 9 fours and played an explosive innings of 149 runs. This record still stands for the fastest century in ODI cricket.

Corey Anderson- New Zealand

At number two is New Zealand's Corey Anderson, who scored an unbeaten 131 off just 36 balls against a strong team like West Indies in Queenstown in 2014. In this innings, he hit 14 sixes and 6 fours and his name remained at the top of the record books for a long time.

Shahid Afridi - Pakistan

The third name in this list is of Pakistani all-rounder Shahid Afridi. In a match played against Sri Lanka in Nairobi in 1996, Afridi scored 102 runs in just 37 balls. During this, he hit 11 sixes and 6 fours. His innings was the fastest century in the world at that time.

Glenn Maxwell - Australia

Australia's Glenn Maxwell comes in fourth place. He completed a century in just 40 balls against the Netherlands in Delhi during the 2023 World Cup. Maxwell hit 8 sixes and 9 fours in this innings and showed the world why he is called the "Big Show".

Asif Khan - UAE 

The fifth name in this record is that of UAE batsman Asif Khan. Playing against Nepal in Kathmandu in 2023, he scored a century in 41 balls and hit 11 sixes in his innings. This innings is one of the most memorable innings played by an Associate Nation player.