Shubman Gill vs Ross Taylor: Who has the better record after 52 ODIs?

Edited By : Ansh Sharma | Feb 27, 2025, 11:45 AM IST

Published On Feb 27, 2025, 11:45 AM IST

Last UpdatedFeb 27, 2025, 11:45 AM IST

While Gill is currently one of the finest batters in one-day cricket, Taylor was among the top players in 50-over cricket during his prime, however which one of them has the better record in the format?

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1.) Innings

After completing 52 matches in one-day cricket, Gill has played 52 innings while on the other hand, Taylor had played 47 innings after featuring in the same number of ODIs.

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2.) Runs

After completing 52 matches in the one-day format, Gill has scored 2734 runs while on the other hand, Taylor had scored 1456 runs after featuring in the same number of ODIs.

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3.) Average

After completing 52 matches in one-day cricket, Gill has an average of 62.13 while on the other hand, Taylor had an average of 38.31 after featuring in the same number of ODIs.

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4.) Boundaries and sixes

After completing 52 matches in one-day cricket, Gill has scored 312 boundaries and 58 sixes while on the other hand, Taylor had scored 136 boundaries and 35 sixes.

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5.) Centuries and half-centuries

After completing 52 matches in one-day cricket, Gill has scored 8 centuries and 15 half-centuries while on the other hand, Taylor had scored 3 centuries and 8 half-centuries after featuring in the same number of ODIs.

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6.) Highest individual score

After completing 52 matches in one-day cricket, Gill has the highest individual score of 208 runs while on the other hand, Taylor has the highest individual score of 128* after featuring in the same number of ODIs.

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7.) Taylor’s career

The former New Zealand batter played a total of 236 ODIs throughout his career, scoring 8607 runs at an average of 47.55. Taylor’s highest individual score in the format is 181* and has 21 centuries along with 51 half-centuries under his name in one-day cricket. Taylor announced his retirement from international cricket in 2021.