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Quiz! Can you name the batters with the highest individual men’s ODI scores for each team?

In this quiz, you have to name the players with the highest individual score for each team in men's ODI cricket.

The first ever ODI was played in January 1971 between Australia and England. The first World Cup was played in 1975, and the contest expanded to 16 teams in 2007 (though the count has not gone beyond that).

Over the last five decades and a bit, several batters have played memorable knocks for their respective teams to record the highest score for their countries. While Sachin Tendulkar was the first player to score a double century in men’s ODIs, he doesn’t hold the record for the highest score for India anymore.

ODIs have changed a lot over the last decade or so, thanks to the advent of the T20 format. As a result, players have registered massive scores, creating a record for their respective countries.

A total of 28 different teams have played ODI cricket as on October 22, 2026. In this quiz, you have to name all 28 batters with the highest individual men's ODI scores for each team. You have five minutes for that. Good luck!

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