Yuvraj's 12 ball 50 record would remain forever

[skindia]

Unlike afridi

[Sachin=GOD]

unless Utthappa gets into the t20 side :agree:

[G_B_]

uttappa can break yuvi's record

[fineleg]

keyboardwarrior jinxed Lala. It took 2 months after thread. skindia - how many months? http://indiancricketfans.com/showpost.php?p=2711587&postcount=26

[Texan]

It is possible to be broken. Scoring a 50 requires a minimum of 9 balls. Considering today's T20 cricket-age, it seems very likely that the record may be broken or at least equalled in the next 10 - 15 years.

[vvvslaxman]

Gayle vs Dinda first over lol it is possible

[b555]

I dont think so

[Kiwi]

Wohoo chest pumping! That too for a T20 record :giggle:

[ganeshran]

Someone will break it sooner or later

[Debutant]

Yessss Uthapa is gonna break it in his very first comeback match :yay:

[Forever Indian]

As long as Ishant is bowling, it is very much realistic to be broken even in ODI format.

[Pakistan]

99.96

[alexander]

Only Bradman's average will remain unbroken. Laker's 19 wkt match and perhaps Muralitharan's 800 wkts. All other records will go. Eventually.

[I6MTW]

Only Bradman's average will remain unbroken. Laker's 19 wkt match and perhaps Muralitharan's 800 wkts. All other records will go. Eventually.

What about gayle's record of 100 in 30 balls? Kumble's 10 wicket's in a day? Brian Lara's 400 and 501?

[alexander]

International test and ODIT20 records. One day, these will be beaten. 400 will stand for a long time, but it will go one day.

[Pakistan]

International test and ODIT20 records. One day, these will be beaten. 400 will stand for a long time, but it will go one day.

It will be gone in next 10 years when you consider that only 11 triple centuries scored before 1990, 15 scored since 1990 and 11 scored since 2000. It has become easier to score triple centuries and someone will break Lara's record.

[ruchi49]

it will be break soon

[G_B_]

all things are meant to be broken....

[Vijy]

Only Bradman's average will remain unbroken. Laker's 19 wkt match and perhaps Muralitharan's 800 wkts. All other records will go. Eventually.

Now, I don't want to appear like a Tendulkar-fanboy because I'm not one, but I think his 100 100s will stand for a while. There are some people who can challenge it such as ABdV and Cook, but the former needs to bat higher up and the latter needs to score more in ODIs. Besides, if ODIs get scrapped or diminished that will reduce the chances greatly.

[vvvslaxman]

Wohoo chest pumping! That too for a T20 record :giggle:

Fastest 300 in tests we still own it.