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Shreyas Iyer vs Marnus Labuschagne: Who has the better record after 62 ODIs?
Iyer and Labuschagne are important batters in one-day cricket for both India and Australia respectively, however which one of them reigns supreme over the other in the format?
Last Updated on - March 4, 2025 11:50 AM IST
Shreyas Iyer vs Marnus Labuschagne: Who has the better record after 62 ODIs?
1.) Innings
After completing 62 matches in one-day cricket, Iyer had played 57 innings while on the other hand, Labuschagne has played 55 innings after featuring in the same number of ODIs.
2.) Runs
After completing 62 matches in the one-day format, Iyer had scored 2421 runs while on the other hand, Labuschagne has scored 1840 runs after featuring in the same number of ODIs.
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3.) Average
After completing 62 matches in one-day cricket, Iyer had an average of 47.47 while on the other hand, Labuschagne has an average of 36.07 after featuring in the same number of ODIs.
4.) Boundaries and sixes
After completing 62 matches in one-day cricket, Iyer had scored 226 boundaries and 62 sixes while on the other hand, Labuschagne has scored 152 boundaries and 9 sixes after featuring in the same number of ODIs.
5.) Centuries and half-centuries
After completing 62 matches in one-day cricket, Iyer had scored 18 half-centuries and 5 centuries while on the other hand, Labuschagne has scored 12 half-centuries and 2 centuries after featuring in the same number of ODIs.
6.) Highest individual score
After completing 62 matches in one-day cricket, Iyer had the highest individual score of 128* while on the other hand, Labuschagne has the highest individual score of 124.
7.) Iyer’s career
The India batter has so far played 68 ODIs for the Men in Blue and has scored 2752 runs. Iyer has a sensational average of 48.28 in the format and also has 22 half-centuries and 5 centuries under his name. The 30-year-old has recently been in top form which has helped in cementing his place in India’s playing XI in ODIs.