Ajit Agarkar – 21 balls (against Zimbabwe in 2000)
Yes! Ajit Agarkar, who was majorly famous for his bowling, is leading this special list. It was the Rajkot ODI against Zimbabwe on 14th December 2000 when Agarkar’s batting played a powerful role for India’s victory. As a batsman, Agarkar was an entertainer, and this match was one of the best examples of this claim.
During this game, when the first batting side India were struggling on 216/6, the lower-order batsmen Reetinder Sodhi and Agarkar played the important roles for the hosts. Agarkar registered the 21-ball half-century and remained not out on 67 off 25 balls (7 fours and 4 sixes). Sodhi also scored 53 not out off 67 balls (4 fours and only six) and India managed to score 301/6 (50 overs).
In reply, Zimbabwe was bundled out for 262 runs (47.4 overs) and India won by 39 runs.
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