A member of the club of six hundred runs
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The World Cup is the first stage of cricket in England. New Zealand's legendary batsman Glenn Turner was the highest run-scorer in the first World Cup in history. He scored four runs in four innings, on an average of 5.5 batters. In the next round, no batsman could cross the 300-mile mark. Gordon Greenidge pitched a maximum of 26 runs in four innings at an average of 4.1 batting average. Five batsmen scored more than three hundred runs in the World Cup for the first time, but no batsman could complete four hundred runs in a single World Cup for the first time.
The first World Cup in Asia was held in 1987. Nine batsmen scored more than three hundred runs in this field. Three of which crossed the 400-mile milestone. England's Graham Gooch scored the most runs. Sachin Tendulkar scored more than five hundred and six hundred as the first batsman in a World Cup. Tendulkar scored 121 runs in the World Cup 1 and 5 in the 20 World Cup. After Sachin's World Cup, only Matthew Hayden managed to score more than six hundred runs in one sitting. He scored 5 runs at an average of 1.22 at the World Cup.
According to the 2019 World Cup format, each team got nine matches to play in the group stage. In the history of the World Cup, it was the first match of the 1992 World Cup in the group stage. Each team has eight matches in that room. Since every team has got more matches to play in this year's tournament, so many changes in personal life have changed. In the history of the World Cup, there have been more than five hundred runs in one room five times (Sachin Tendulkar has collected more than 500 runs in two different seasons as the only cricketer). In total, fourteen cricketers have collected more than five hundred runs in one World Cup, of which seven are cricketers.
A total of three batsmen have collected more than six hundred runs in the innings after Sachin Tendulkar and Matthew Hayden. Shakib Al Hasan was the first batsman to join the club as the first batsman to score six hundred. Then India opener Rohit Sharma and Australian opener David Warner crossed the milestone of six runs. Let's know about the batsmen who scored more than 600 runs in one World Cup.
Sachin Tendulkar - 673 runs (2003 year)
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In 1983, India reached the World Cup final for the first time with Kapil Dev's hand. India won the title of the World Cup in their first final match. India had to wait for the World Cup final to be held in 2003 World Cup. Sachin Tendulkar played a major role in fulfilling India's dream of playing the final at the World Cup on the continent of Africa. He scored 5 runs in 5 innings with a century and six half-centuries.
Sachin Tendulkar, who was batting great in the entire room, returned with just four runs to chase down Australia's big goal in the final. Besides, he was batting extraordinary throughout the whole of the tournament. Two of his six half-centuries were 98 and 97 in the innings. Although he could not score himself, he assured the team's victory. India was defeated by Australia in the 2003 World Cup only. They were defeated only in the group stage and in the Super Six No match against Australia. In the final, they are pleased to be the second-best in the tournament without losing the last laugh against Australia.
Matthew Hayden - 659 runs (2007 World Cup)
Australia went on to tour the West Indies for the first time after winning two World Cups in the years 1 and 26, and on the 28th, Hattrick won the World Cup. They had won the World Cup three times, losing to Sri Lanka in the final in a remarkable team-mate final. Glenn McGrath in the ball and Matthew Hayden in the bat with a bat showed great scintillating performance. Hayden scored 3 runs in 5 innings with an average of 3.22 batting average with three centuries and a half-century.