ODI Cricket is played with a lot of intent and aggression than what it was a decade back. The batsmen are looking score at quicker rate and take the attack to the bowlers. In this post, we look at the Top 5 Fastest 50 in ODI Cricket over the years.

Fastest 50 in ODI Cricket

PlayerBalls Faced  MatchVenueDate
AB de Villiers16South Africa vs West IndiesJohannesburg18/01/2015
Sanath Jayasuriya17Sri Lanka vs PakistanSingapore07/04/1996
Kusal Perera17Sri Lanka vs PakistanPallekele15/07/2015
Martin Guptill17New Zealand vs Sri LankaChristchurch28/12/2015
Liam Livingstone17England vs NetherlandsAmstelveen17/06/2022

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Mr 360 of cricket, AB de Villiers holds the record of Fastest 50 in One Day International cricket. It was during 2015 ODI World Cup Match (South Africa vs West Indies on 18/01/2015) in Johannesburg that AB de Villiers’ bat breathed fire. In that whirlwind of 149 runs off 44 balls, the South African shattered many a record including the fastest 100 in ODI cricket.

Sanath Jayasuriya, Kusal Perera, Martin Guptill and Liam Livingstone are among the other batsmen featuring in top 5 fastest fifty in ODIs, getting to the milestone in 17 balls.

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Who has scored Fastest 100 in ODI Cricket?

Mr 360 of cricket, AB de Villiers holds the record of Fastest 100 in ODI cricket. The South African has scored quickest ODI century off 31 balls.

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Who has scored Fastest ODI fifty for Indian Cricket Team?

It may surprise some but Ajit Agarkar has scored the fastest ODI fifty for Indian National Cricket Team, off 21 balls. It was during India v Zimbabwe match, on 14/12/2000 at Rajkot, that the former Indian bowler played a blinder of a knock of 67in 25 balls including 7 sixes.

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Himanshu has more than 10 years of experience in the industry in both news and sports. He has worked in a renowned media house to began with and then went on to digital desk of Fantasy Sports startup to get back to covering sport. His focus now is covering sports especially Cricket.

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