The veteran opener Chris Gayle is approaching a milestone achieved by only Brian Lara for West Indies – that of 10,000 runs in ODI cricket.
Gayle needs 143 runs to become the second West Indian to 10,000. Two ODIs remain against England in the ongoing series, in which the 39-year-old has scored 135 and 50 in the opening two matches in Barbados. (READ:‘Legend’ Chris Gayle is ‘priceless’ for West Indies: Darren Bravo)
Factoring in his runs for a World XI in 2005, Gayle has 9912 runs in ODIs. In three games for a World XI, he scored 55 runs.
For West Indies, Gayle’s run tally stands at 9857 at an average of 37.76.
Lara, who retired from international cricket in 2007, leads West Indies’ table with 10,348 runs at an average of 40.90 from 285 ODI innings. Lara scored 19 hundreds and 64 fifties in ODIs.
TOP 5 RUN-GETTERS FOR WEST INDIES IN ODIS
Player
M
I
Runs
HS
Avg
SR
100s
50s
B Lara
295
285
10348
169
40.90
79.52
19
62
C Gayle
284
278
9857
215
47.76
85.96
24
49
S Chanderpaul
268
251
8778
150
41.60
70.74
11
59
D Haynes
238
237
8648
152*
41.37
63.09
17
57
V Richards
187
167
6721
189*
47.00
90.20
11
45
Gayle is West Indies’ highest ODI centurion with 24 from 278 innings. He will bow out of ODIs after the 2019 ICC Cricket World Cup.
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