There are 10 such world records in the world of cricket, which is impossible to break. Cricket (Cricket) came in history many such great batsmen and bowlers, who doubled the fun of this game with their amazing. These great batsmen and bowlers set such big world records, which are still dreaming of breaking. Let’s take a look at 10 such world records of the world (World Record), which is impossible to break:

1. 61760 runs in cricket

England’s great batsman Sir Jack Hobs has scored a total of 61760 runs in first class cricket. It is impossible to break this world record of Sir Jack Hobs. In first class cricket, Jack Hobs set a world record of scoring 199 centuries and 273 half -centuries. During this time the average was 50.70. Sir Jack Hobbes played his first Test match against Australia on 1 January 1908. Sir Jack Hobs scored 5,410 runs in 61 matches of Test cricket and scored 15 centuries and 28 half -centuries.

2. Bradman’s average of 99 runs

Donald Bradman of Australia, the greatest batsman in cricket history, has played only 52 Test matches in his life. But, his batting world is still convinced. The best batsman was not born till today in the cricket world. Donald Bradman has scored 6996 runs in his career. During this time his batting average has been 99.94, which is the highest in the history of cricket. Breaking this record is not a matter of any batsman of the present time. Not only this, the highest number of 12 double centuries in Tests are also named after Sir Don Bradman. Not only this, there is also a record of scoring the most runs against the same team. He has scored 5028 runs against England.

3. Muralitharan’s most wickets

Sri Lanka veteran off -spinner Muttiah Muralitharan has taken a total of 1347 wickets in international cricket. It is impossible for any bowler to break this world record. Muttiah Muralitharan has played 133 Tests, 350 ODIs and 12 T20 International matches in his career and has all taken 1347 wickets in all of them. Who is the highest wicket -taking bowler in the history of cricket. Muttiah Muralitharan has taken 800 wickets in Test cricket. It is not a matter of any player to reach this world record.

4. Sachin’s 18426 runs in ODIs

Sachin Tendulkar has scored 18426 runs in 452 innings of 463 ODIs in his 22 -year 91 -day ODI International Career at an excellent average of 44.83. Sachin Tendulkar has scored 49 centuries and 96 half -centuries during this period. Sachin Tendulkar’s Best Score has been an unbeaten 200 runs in ODI International career. In today’s era, when a very small number of ODIs are being played, it is impossible to break Sachin Tendulkar’s world record of 18426 ODI runs.

5. Knight Watchman hit a double century

A night watchman in Test cricket comes to bat when the batting team wants to save the wicket of the main batsman in view of the end of the day, but there was a night watchman who has scored a double century in Test cricket. In a Test match played against Bangladesh in 2006 against Bangladesh, Australian fast bowler Jason Glippi scored an unbeaten 201 runs as a night watchman.

6. Rohit Sharma’s innings of 264 runs

Rohit Sharma has set the world record of the biggest personal score in ODI cricket history. Rohit Sharma scored a historic 264 runs in the ODI against Sri Lanka in 2014. Till date, this world record has not been able to break any batsman in the world. This world record is such that no batsman of the world could break in the coming time.

7. Gayle’s 175 runs in IPL

West Indies batsman Chris Gayle had 175 runs against Pune Warriors India in the 2013 IPL. Chris Gayle hit an unbeaten 175 runs in 66 balls. This world record made in IPL has not broken any batsman in the world till date. In the coming time, perhaps no batsman of the world will break this world record.

8. The highest run in ODI cricket without scoring any half -century

Former Pakistan batsman Misbah ul Haq has the world record of scoring the most runs without scoring any half -century in ODI cricket. Misbah ul Haq has scored 5122 runs in 162 matches at an average of 43.41 without scoring any half -century in his ODI career. It is impossible to break this rare record of Misbah ul Haq.

9. World record of taking 19 wickets in a Test

England’s great bowler Jim Lak has a world record of taking 19 wickets in the same Test match. For 69 years, no bowler in the world has been able to break this world record and perhaps it will be impossible for any bowler to do so.

10. World record of taking 8 wickets in a ODI match

Former Sri Lankan bowler Chaminda Vas set a world record of taking 8 wickets in a ODI in 2001. No bowler in the world has broken this world record of Chaminda Vas for 24 years. Perhaps it will be impossible for any bowler to do so. Chaminda Vas took 8 wickets for 19 runs in that match.