Batters with the Highest ODI Scores Without Hitting a Single Six

Record-Breaking ODI Innings Without Maximums

Recent cricketing statistics have highlighted unique performances in One Day International (ODI) cricket where batters achieved massive individual scores solely through boundary fours and running between the wickets, without hitting a single six. Reports based on cricket archives outline notable entries in this category.

Key Players and Notable Innings

• David Warner (Australia): Holds a prominent place in records for a 2016 match against South Africa, where he scored 173 runs from 136 balls, including 24 fours and no sixes.
• Ben Duckett (England): Recorded 167 runs from 132 balls against Sri Lanka in a tri-series fixture, hitting 24 fours without clearing the boundary for a six.
• Tillakaratne Dilshan (Sri Lanka): During the 2015 Cricket World Cup against Bangladesh, he scored 161 runs off 146 balls with 22 fours and zero sixes.
• Hashim Amla (South Africa): Scored an unbeaten 153 runs from 142 balls against the West Indies, featuring numerous fours and no sixes, in a match famously remembered for AB de Villiers' fast century.
• Brian Lara (West Indies): Played a 153-run knock from 143 balls against Pakistan in Sharjah in 1993, hitting 21 fours without any sixes.

Verification and Context

These statistics are drawn from reported match scorecards and official cricket archives. Fans and analysts seeking to verify these figures can consult official cricket boards' statistical databases, such as ICC records or recognized cricket statistics platforms like ESPNcricinfo, to review ball-by-ball data and match summaries.