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In another week, the year 2023 will close. Everyone is getting ready to welcome 2024 in a grand way. At the same time, some people are reminiscing about some sweet moments that happened in 2023. That includes cricket fans. Losing in the final of the ODI World Cup at home can be said to be the most bitter memory of this year. However, despite not winning the World Cup, the batsmen of Team India have set many personal records. Along with senior players Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli, young players like Shubman Gill, Ishan Kishan, Yashaswi Jaiswal and others have made their mark in international cricket. It is remarkable that the top 3 players who have scored the most runs in ODI cricket this year are Indian cricketers. This year is very special for India’s opening batsman Shubman Gill. Gill scored huge runs this year. In ODI cricket, he surpassed Virat Kohli and Indian captain Rohit Sharma and scored more runs. Gill played a total of 29 matches this year and scored 1584 runs. It has 5 centuries and 9 fifties. Gill is the world’s number one batsman who scored the most runs this year.
Indian legend Virat Kohli is second in this list. Kohli played 27 ODIs this year and scored 1377 runs. With 6 centuries and 8 fifties, Kohli also became the batsman with the highest number of centuries in ODIs this year. Indian captain Rohit Sharma is third in this list. Rohit Sharma played a total of 27 ODIs and scored 1255 runs. Rohit scored 2 centuries and 9 fifties this year. And New Zealand player Derrell Mitchell is in the fourth position. Mitchell scored 1204 runs in 26 matches played this year. It has 5 centuries and 3 fifties. Sri Lankan player Pathum Nissanka is at the fifth position. The Lankan batsman scored 1151 runs in 29 ODI matches this year. It has 2 centuries and 9 half centuries. Pakistan’s star batsman Babar Azam is in the sixth place, KL Rahul is in the seventh place, Aiden Markram is in the 8th place, Mohammad Rizwan is in the ninth place and Will Young is in the tenth place.
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