5. Shahid Afridi: Pakistani master blaster Shahid again smashed his quick ton but this time on 45 balls against India in Kanpur on 15th April 2005.
New Zealander Corey Anderson hits fastest ODI ton breaking 17-year-old record
New Delhi: In the rain shortened 3rd ODI match against West Indies being played in Queensland, New Zealand, on Wednesday, New Zealand's all-rounder Corey Anderson has broken a 17-year-old world record. The match in Queensland
5. Shahid Afridi: Pakistani master blaster Shahid again smashed his quick ton but this time on 45 balls against India in Kanpur on 15th April 2005.
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