Highest Batting Average in ODI -

Highest Batting Average in ODI

ODI is the long format batsman needed to play innings sensibly to give their best. Many greats represented their countries in this format. They made many unique records at the international level. But in the stats of batting average Ryan Ten Doeschate left everyone behind.

1-Ryan ten Doeschate comes from South Africa. But he played for Holland on the international stage. He scores 1541 runs with a batting average of 67 which is the highest in ODI history. He hits 9 centuries in his One day career.

Highest Batting Average in ODI

Player	Team	Inn	Avg	Runs	HS	100s	50s
Ryan ten Doeschate	Netherlands	32	67	1541	119	5	9
Shubman Gill	India	47	58.2	2328	208	6	13
Virat Kohli	India	283	58.18	13906	183	50	72
Babar Azam	Pakistan	114	56.72	5729	158	19	32
Sanju Samson	India	14	56.66	510	108	1	3
Dawid Malan	England	30	55.76	1450	140	6	7
Michael Bevan	Australia	196	53.58	6912	108*	6	46
AB de Villiers	South Africa	218	53.5	9577	176	25	53
Daryl Mitchell	New Zealand	35	52.56	1577	134	6	5
Rassie van der Dussen	South Africa	56	52.44	2360	134	6	14
Azmatullah Omarzai	Afghanistan	24	52	832	149*	1	6
Anshuman Rath	Hong Kong	18	51.5	824	143*	1	7
Jonathan Trott	England	65	51.25	2819	137	4	22
MS Dhoni	India	297	50.57	10773	183*	10	73
Shai Hope	West Indies	119	50.26	5177	170	16	25

2- Shubman Gill

At the beginning of his career, this Indian star makes an impact with his performances. Shubman just played 47 matches and surpassed the 2000 runs in this format. His average is 58.2 which is enough to prove his potential in ODI’s.

3- Virat Kohli

The King of cricket Virat Kohli is also in the top 3 in this competition. He smashed 50 centuries in One Day cricket with an average of 58.18. Even after playing 283 games for his country, he maintains a high average.

4- Babar Azam

The backbone of the Pakistan team Babar Azam also keeps an average of 56.72. Since 2020, he has been considered the best ODI batsman. He is the fastest to score 5000 runs in this format. His best knock was 158 against England.