India One Day Legends

18,426 ODI runs — the record stood for over a decade.

The ODI run machine — 51 centuries at 58.71.

Captained India to the 2011 World Cup; the greatest finisher.

Three ODI double hundreds, including the record 264.

11,221 runs as Indian cricket's prince and captain.

The 1983 World Cup captain; his 175* rescued the campaign.

10,768 ODI runs of orthodox reliability.

2011 World Cup Player of the Tournament.

Struck at a run a ball from the very first over.

337 ODI wickets of relentless leg spin.

269 ODI wickets and India's 2011 World Cup spearhead.

9,378 runs of wristy elegance across 334 matches.

315 ODI wickets as India's frontline quick of the 1990s.

265 ODI wickets of off-spin and aggression.

2,905 runs, 232 wickets and the game's best fielding.

3,108 runs, 129 wickets and the 1985 World Championship sixes.

6,793 runs as the tournament opener of a generation.

173 wickets and a hat-trick in the first over at Karachi.

5,238 runs; his 97 anchored the 2011 World Cup final.

A 55.71 average and 208 as India's new-era anchor.

206 wickets and the 2023 World Cup's 7-for king.

3,360 runs at 50.90 in every role asked of him.

194 wickets of left-arm wrist spin in the ODI arena.

288 wickets — the fastest to 50 ODI wickets in his day.

5,615 runs as the middle-order finisher.

1,904 runs, 91 wickets and the 2023 final spell.

4,413 runs of pugnacious top-order hitting.

196 wickets, including bowling Aamer Sohail in the 1996 quarter-final.

2,977 runs as the 2023 World Cup's No. 4.

4,091 runs of dash from the top, 1983 world champion.

5,359 runs and big-tournament batting.

2,336 runs and 69 wickets of tireless lower-order cricket.

156 ODI wickets and a debut 2010 hundred.

149 wickets at under 24 — the world's best quick.

3,508 ODI runs and the 1985 World Championship.

1,694 runs of smooth middle-order timing.

1,389 runs of unorthodox lower-order finishing.

3,092 ODI runs, headlined by the first World Cup century.

155 wickets, ending with the 2017 semi-final burst.

Man of the Match in both 1983 semi-final and final.

2,962 runs of classical top-order craft.

141 wickets of swing at the top of the innings.

The NatWest final chase hero of 2002.

2,477 runs at 32.59 in just 104 matches.

121 wickets of leg-spin guile.

1,994 runs of correct top-order technique.

2,338 runs of silken wristwork.

115 wickets through the 2013 Champions Trophy.

106 wickets of raw pace and swing.

1,752 runs and the 2018 Nidahas final six.

The fastest ODI double century — 210 in 131 balls.

1,230 runs and useful left-arm overs.

140 matches as India's reliable keeper.

75 wickets of left-arm spin and calm lower-order runs.

The 1983 World Cup's leading wicket-taker.

69 wickets of left-arm spin and a famous 5-6 double.

38 wickets of swing and nibble.

73 wickets and three 1983 final scalps.

The first World Cup hat-trick — 1987 vs New Zealand.

76 wickets, including the Asia Cup final 6-for.

75 wickets of swing and showmanship.

65 wickets as the format's unlikely match-turner.

69 wickets of left-arm swing.

66 wickets of left-arm spin.

64 wickets of leg-spin, best as a stand-in.

63 wickets of left-arm spin on turning pitches.

57 wickets, headlined by the 1999 World Cup.

810 runs of slogging power and a 2011 winner's medal.

46 wickets of off-spin in the 1999 World Cup.

37 wickets of left-arm spin, best abroad.

31 wickets of seaming all-rounder craft.

31 wickets and the 2015 World Cup death overs.

40 wickets of height and hard lengths.

29 wickets of powerplay off-spin.

34 wickets of flat, wily off-spin.

34 wickets of smiling swing.

16 wickets and the format's best T20I spell.

26 wickets in a breakout start.

424 runs of domestic-machine class.

The famous 1998 Dhaka final boundary.

269 runs of stoic top-order grit.

India's first ODI all-rounder.

114 runs in India's first five ODIs.

The 1983 World Cup's best gloveman.

439 ODI runs of wristy class.

34 matches behind the stumps.

A 1983 World Cup winner's all-round stint.

1,005 runs with fearless hooking.

883 runs and the 1983 semi-final fifty.

94 matches behind the stumps.

The 1983 final's dream ball to Greenidge.

Leg-spin and lower-order runs.

510 runs at 56.66 in his ODI years.

871 runs of fearless keeper-batting.

773 runs of 360-degree ODI hitting.

339 runs as a white-ball opener.

11 ODIs carrying a famous surname.

25 wickets in a single summer of swing.

Under-19 World Cup-winning all-rounder.

22 wickets of bustling seam.