There are no fewer than 150-run innings in 50-over international cricket. The number reached 150 in the opening match of the 2023 World Cup. New Zealand's Devon Conway was unbeaten on 152 against England in Ahmedabad.
The number of 'half-centuries' in ODIs is now 163. The most recent of which was scored by Ibrahim Zadran in Lahore yesterday. The Afghanistan opener's innings of 177 runs eliminated England from the Champions Trophy.
Zadran's innings of 177 runs is the highest individual score in the history of the ICC Champions Trophy. It is also Afghanistan's highest innings in ODIs. The previous record, of course, was also held by Zadran, 162 against Sri Lanka in Pallekele in 2022. The 23-year-old batsman has achieved a great feat by crossing 150 twice in his ODI career. The right-handed batsman became the first batsman in the 54-year history of ODIs to score 150 twice before turning 24.
In ODI history, there have been 163 innings of 150 runs, but 97 batsmen have scored more than 150. Of them, 33 have scored more than 150 more than once. The current Indian captain Rohit Sharma has scored the most eight times. Former Australian opener David Warner is second with seven 150-plus innings.
Among the 33-plus innings, no one except Zadran has scored more than 150 runs more than once before touching 24. However, 10 other players, apart from Zadran, have scored at least 150 in ODIs before turning 24.
Most 150-plus innings before turning 24
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