Most ODI Double Centuries: All 14 Men’s Double Hundreds in One-Day Cricket

Fourteen men’s ODI innings have reached 200, and the newest came at Rawalpindi on 22 October 2026, when Harry Brook made 202 off 116 balls for England against Sri Lanka. No double hundred on the list took fewer balls. Glenn Maxwell’s 201 not out against Afghanistan in 2023 needed 128.

All 14 double hundreds in men’s ODIs

#PlayerRunsBalls4s6sTeamOpponentVenueDate
1Rohit Sharma264173339IndiaSri LankaEden Gardens, Kolkata13 Nov 2014
2Martin Guptill237*1632411New ZealandWest IndiesWellington21 Mar 2015
3Shubman Gill223*133268IndiaWest IndiesGuwahati30 Sep 2026
4Virender Sehwag219149257IndiaWest IndiesIndore8 Dec 2011
5Chris Gayle2151471016West IndiesZimbabweCanberra24 Feb 2015
6Fakhar Zaman210*156245PakistanZimbabweBulawayo20 Jul 2018
7Pathum Nissanka210*139208Sri LankaAfghanistanPallekele9 Feb 2024
8Ishan Kishan2101312410IndiaBangladeshChattogram10 Dec 2022
9Rohit Sharma2091581216IndiaAustraliaBengaluru2 Nov 2013
10Rohit Sharma208*1531312IndiaSri LankaMohali13 Dec 2017
11Shubman Gill208149199IndiaNew ZealandHyderabad18 Jan 2023
12Harry Brook2021162110EnglandSri LankaRawalpindi22 Oct 2026
13Glenn Maxwell201*1282110AustraliaAfghanistanWankhede, Mumbai7 Nov 2023
14Sachin Tendulkar200*147253IndiaSouth AfricaGwalior24 Feb 2010

Source: ESPNcricinfo men’s ODI records, most runs in an innings. An asterisk marks a not-out innings.

The Brook innings that still lost

Brook hit 21 fours and 10 sixes in an England total of 429 for 4. Sri Lanka chased 430 and won by two wickets with one ball to spare, and Pavan Rathnayake, who made 130, was named player of the match.

Rohit, Gill and the Indian monopoly

Rohit Sharma owns three of the fourteen, with 264, 209 and an unbeaten 208. His 264 at Eden Gardens on 13 November 2014 is still the highest individual score in men’s ODIs. Shubman Gill has two, 208 against New Zealand at Hyderabad in January 2023 and 223 not out against West Indies at Guwahati on 30 September 2026, the third highest ever. India account for eight of the fourteen, the other Indian names being Virender Sehwag, Ishan Kishan and Sachin Tendulkar.

Sixes, not-outs and the first one

Chris Gayle’s 215 and Rohit’s 209 both included 16 sixes, the most on the list. Seven of the fourteen innings finished not out. Tendulkar’s 200 not out at Gwalior on 24 February 2010 is the earliest entry. The other thirteen followed between December 2011, when Sehwag made 219 at Indore, and Brook’s innings in October 2026.

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