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Shai Hope's Record-Breaking 162* Powers West Indies to Biggest ODI Run-Chase
- •Shai Hope's unbeaten 162-run innings shattered Desmond Haynes' 37-year-old record of 152 not out.
- •Achieved the highest individual score against India in an ODI by a wicketkeeper, surpassing Tom Latham and Andy Flower.
- •Broke the 15-year-old record for the highest individual innings in a run-chase against India.
- •Now ranks fourth in the list of biggest innings by a wicketkeeper in ODIs during a run-chase, after MS Dhoni and Quinton de Kock.
- •Secured the second-highest individual score against India in an ODI as a captain, behind Sanath Jayasuriya.
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Shai Hope shattered Desmond Haynes' 37-year-old record of 152 not out from 1989 and surpassed legends like Shivnarine Chanderpaul and Viv Richards to achieve the highest individual score against India in an ODI. His unbeaten 162 also marked West Indies' biggest win while chasing a target in ODI history.
Shai Hope became the first wicketkeeper in the world to score over 150 runs in an ODI against India, surpassing Tom Latham and Andy Flower. As a captain, his 162 is the second-highest individual score against India behind Sanath Jayasuriya, and he reached the global top spot for centuries scored as a wicketkeeper-captain with eight.
By completing his 21st ODI century, Shai Hope became the second-highest century-maker in Caribbean cricket history, placing him ahead of Brian Lara and right behind Chris Gayle. He achieved this milestone in 152 innings, equaling David Warner and Quinton de Kock.
