Top 6 batsmen in the world who hit the most boundaries in the first 100 ODI innings, one Indian also included in the list!

One-day cricket was started in 1972. A lot has changed in this format since then. It is not very difficult for the batsmen to hit fours and sixes in ODIs. This is a format in which the batsmen have to play at a fast pace and sometimes they have to stick to it. Today we are telling you about the top 6 batsmen in the world who hit the most boundaries in the first 100 innings in ODIs.

Shikhar Dhawan

The name of the Indian team's strong opener batsman Shikhar Dhawan comes at number one on this list. Shikhar Dhawan had hit 586 boundaries in the first 100 innings after the debut ODI for India.

Jason Roy

Jason Roy is a strong opener batsman of England, who specializes in scoring runs at a fast pace. Jason Roy hit 544 boundaries in his first 100 ODI innings.

Quinton de Kock

Quinton de Kock is an experienced batsman from South Africa, whom people love very much. Quinton de Kock was able to hit 534 boundaries in his first 100 ODI innings.

David Warner

Australia's swashbuckling batsman David Warner's name comes at number four in this list, he hit 513 fours and sixes in the first 100 innings of his ODI career.

Hashim Amla

The fifth number on this list is Hashim Amla, who scored 508 fours and sixes in his first 100 ODI innings.

Chris Gayle

The swashbuckling batsman Chris Gayle comes at number six in this list with 506 boundaries. Chris Gayle was able to do only this much in the first 100 ODI innings.