England batted first after losing the toss and posted a massive total. David Malan’s impressive innings saw him score 140 runs from 107 balls, including 5 sixes and 16 fours.
Malan’s century not only set records but also surpassed the achievements of both veterans and young talents. He became the first player to score six centuries in just 23 innings in the ODI format, breaking new ground.
Imam-ul-Haq of Pakistan ranks second in this list, having achieved six centuries in 27 ODI innings. Former Sri Lankan opener Upul Tharanga is third, with six ODI centuries in 29 innings.
Babar Azam, the current Pakistan team captain, occupies the fourth position, scoring six centuries in 32 ODI innings. Hashim Amla is fifth, achieving this feat in 34 innings.
Young Indian batsman Shubman Gill is sixth on the list, recording six centuries in 35 ODI innings. South Africa’s Quinton de Kock also scored six centuries in 35 innings.
With his century against Bangladesh, David Malan surpassed the records of Pakistan captain Babar Azam and India’s emerging talent Shubman Gill, cementing his place in cricket history.
