West Indies captain Shai Hope broke AB de Villiers’ record by scoring 10 hundreds in the fewest ODI innings between West Indies and South Africa.

Shai Hope Records: West Indies beat South Africa by 48 runs on Saturday. Earlier, the first ODI of the series was abandoned due to rain. In this way, the West Indies team has gone ahead 1-0 in the series. However, West Indies captain Shay Hope made a big record in this match. Actually, this was the first ODI match of Shai Hope as the captain of West Indies. Shay Hope played a brilliant century in this match. The West Indies captain scored an inning of 128 runs in 115 balls. He hit 5 fours and 7 sixes in his innings. Due to the brilliant innings of Shai Hope, the West Indies team scored 335 runs for 8 wickets in 50 overs.

Shai Hope broke the record of AB de Villiers

This is West Indies captain Shay Hope’s 14th century in ODI cricket, while this player has crossed the century mark for the 10th time on foreign soil. Now Shay Hope has become the batsman to score 10 centuries in the least matches on foreign soil in ODI format. He did this feat in just 37 ODI innings. Earlier this record was in the name of South African legend AB de Villiers. AB de Villiers had scored 10 centuries in 64 innings on foreign soil, but now Shai Hope has left this former legend behind.

Virat Kohli is third in the list while Rohit Sharma is at number four.

At the same time, Indian veteran batsman Virat Kohli is at number three in this list. Virat Kohli scored 10 centuries on foreign soil in 67 innings. While Indian team captain Rohit Sharma is at number five in this list. Rohit Sharma scored 10 centuries in 100 matches on foreign soil. However, in the West Indies-South Africa match, despite Temba Bavuma’s century, the South African team was reduced to 287 runs in 41.4 overs. In this way West Indies won the match. Alzarri Joseph and Aqeel Hossain took 3-3 wickets for the West Indies.

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