Top 10 highest partnerships in World cup history
In a cricketing spectacle that left fans and enthusiasts in awe, David Warner and Mitchell Marsh dismantled the Pakistani bowling attack, scripting a record-breaking partnership that now stands as the sixth-highest in World Cup history, with an astounding 259 runs on the board. This partnership also became the second-highest opening stand in World Cup history.
Their remarkable display of batting prowess was a treat to watch, with both players finding their rhythm and showcasing their hitting abilities. However, the partnership met its end in the 34th over when Mitchell Marsh was dismissed after scoring an impressive 121 runs.
While Marsh’s departure marked the end of a fabulous collaboration, David Warner remained undeterred, continuing his relentless assault on the Pakistani bowlers. He carried on for another nine overs, eventually amassing a remarkable 150 runs. However, Warner’s impressive innings came to a close when he was dismissed after facing 124 deliveries.
The spectacular performance by Warner and Marsh left fans and cricket enthusiasts pondering the highest partnerships ever recorded in the history of World Cups. Here’s a look at the top 10 highest partnerships:
Here are the top 10 highest partnerships in the World Cup history:
1. Marlon Samuels, Chris Gayle- 372 runs (2nd wicket) – West Indies vs. Zimbabwe
Chris Gayle and Marlon Samuels etched their names in cricket history during the 2014/15 ICC Cricket World Cup when they achieved the highest partnership ever recorded in a one-day international (ODI) match. Their extraordinary performance saw them amass a staggering 372 runs for the West Indies against Zimbabwe. Gayle, with a remarkable display of power-hitting, contributed 215 runs from just 147 balls, while Samuels played a crucial supporting role with his 133-run innings. This historic partnership propelled the West Indies to victory, as they clinched the match with a margin of 73 runs.
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