The World Record “fastest to take 450 wickets in Test cricket by balls bowled” has been achieved by Mitchell Starc from Australia.
On Oct 20, 2026; Mr. Starc claimed his Four Hundred Fiftieth wicket in Test cricket by bowling Twenty Thousand Five Hundred Seventy Seven (20577) balls during his 109th Test match, becoming the fastest bowler to reach this milestone in terms of balls bowled.
The World Record “most management and professional qualifications earned by a corporate executive” has been achieved by Ashis Asit Majumder from Thane, Maharashtra, India.
As on Jul 25, 2026; Mr. Majumder has earned Eighty Three (83) management and professional qualifications across multiple disciplines.
The World Record “most countries visited in a continuous journey by a battery-powered electric vehicle” has been achieved by Rainer Zietlow from Germany.
During Jul 01, 2025 – Sep 14, 2026; Rainer Zietlow travelled across Ninety Two (92) countries in a Volkswagen ID. Buzz battery-powered electric vehicle, completing the journey in Four Hundred Forty One days.
The World Record “fastest double century in men’s one day international cricket” has been achieved by Shubman Gill from India.
On Sep 30, 2026; Shubman Gill scored an unbeaten Two Hundred Twenty Three (223) runs against West Indies in a One Day International (ODI) match at Guwahati, Assam, India, reaching his double century in just One Hundred Seventeen (117) balls.
The World Record “most books authored on the philosophy of RSS” has been achieved by Dr. Chintaman Rathore from Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh, India.
During Jan 01 – Sep 29, 2026; Dr. Rathore authored One Hundred (100) books on the philosophy of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) as part of a series titled ‘Shatayu Sangh Shatabdi Samarpan Granthmala’.
The World Record “most Indian classical dance forms performed in a relay (24 hours)” has been achieved by Tustimona Nath from Nagaon, Assam, India.
During Jul 26-27, 2026; Tustimona performed Six (06) Indian classical dance forms, viz. Mohiniyattam, Kuchipudi, Bharatnatyam, Sattriya, Odissi and Kathak, in a relay as part of a twenty-four-hour marathon dance performance.
