Prithvi Shaw Scores A Record-Breaking Double-Century In English One-Day Cup 2023

Last Wednesday (9 August), during the Group B match of the English One-Day Cup 2023 between Northamptonshire and Somerset at Northampton, the 23-year-old Indian opener Prithvi Shaw scored a record-breaking double-century. With his 244 runs knock, the right-handed batter recorded the highest individual score in the English One-Day Cup history.

After Northamptonshire chose to bat first, opener Prithvi Shaw dominated with his aggressive batting performance. While Sam Whiteman scored the second-highest runs in that innings with 54 runs in 51 balls, Shaw scored 244 off just 153 balls with the help of 28 fours and 11 sixes.

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While Shaw completed his century in the match in 81 balls, he completed 200 runs in 129 balls. It was Shaw’s second double-century in his List A career (227 not out for Mumbai vs Puducherry at Jaipur on 25 February 2021). His batting helped Northamptonshire to manage the seventh-highest total in the competition history, 415/8 in 50 overs.

Later, Somerset were all out for 328 runs in 45.1 overs as Northamptonshire won by 87 runs.

Here are some crucial stats of Prithvi Shaw’s incredible List A batting performance.

Prithvi Shaw completed his double-century in 129 balls.

• It was the second fastest List A double-century by an Indian cricketer. The record holder is Ishan Kishan, who completed an ODI double-hundred for India in 126 balls (vs Bangladesh at Chittagong in December 2022).

Ishan Kishan - Fastest ODI Double-Century

• It was the seventh fastest List A double-century

Fastest List A double centuries

(Updated till 9 August 2023)

Prithvi Shaw scored 244 runs in 153 balls.

• Shaw recorded the third double-century in English One-Day Cup history.

• Shaw recorded the highest score in English One-Day Cup history.

Double centuries in the English One-Day Cup history

(Updated till 9 August 2023)

• Shaw recorded the second-highest score in English List A cricket history. The record is 268 runs by Ali Brown (Surrey) against Glamorgan at The Oval on 19 June 2002.

• Shaw recorded the fourth-highest individual List A score as an Indian batter.

• Shaw scored the sixth-highest score in List A cricket history.

Highest individual scores in List A cricket history

(Updated till 9 August 2023)