Pratika Rawal Matches Lindsay Reeler’s 37-Year Record for Fastest 1000 ODI Runs, Joins Cricket Elite

Pratika Rawal has made history in the world of cricket by matching the long-standing record of Lindsay Reeler for the fastest 1000 runs in One Day Internationals (ODIs). This impressive achievement took place during a World Cup match against New Zealand at DY Patil Sports Academy in Navi Mumbai. Rawal reached this milestone in just her 23rd ODI innings, equaling Reeler’s record set 37 years ago in 1988.

Breaking Records

Rawal’s journey to 1000 runs has been remarkable. She became the fastest Indian to reach this milestone, outperforming previous records held by Mithali Raj and Deepti Sharma, who both took 29 innings to achieve the same feat. Other notable players include Harmanpreet Kaur, who reached 1000 runs in 30 innings, and Smriti Mandhana, with 33 innings.

Key Achievements

• Fastest 1000 ODI runs by any player: 23 innings (Pratika Rawal and Lindsay Reeler)
• Fastest Indian to 1000 ODI runs: 23 innings (Pratika Rawal)
• Previous Indian record holders: Mithali Raj and Deepti Sharma (29 innings)
• Other notable players: Harmanpreet Kaur (30 innings), Smriti Mandhana (33 innings)

Rawal’s Performance

In her historic innings, Pratika Rawal needed only 12 runs to complete the landmark. She managed to do so with ease, solidifying her position among the elite cricketers of the current era. This achievement is further underscored by the fact that she reached 1000 runs in just 304 days since her debut, breaking Laura Wolvaardt’s record of 734 days.

Fastest to Score 1000 ODI Runs

As Pratika Rawal joins this elite group of cricketers, her record-breaking achievement not only highlights her talent but also sets a new benchmark for future players in Indian cricket.