The World Record “most five wicket hauls in ODI cricket world cup matches” has been achieved by Mohammed Shami from India.
Till Nov 15, 2023; Mohammed Shami picked Four (04) five wicket hauls in ODI Cricket World Cup matches. In the ICC World Cup 2023 edition, Shami picked three fifers Two against New Zealand and one against Sri Lanka. Shami’s first ODI world cup fifer had came during the 2019 World Cup against England.
The World Record “first bowler to pick most five wicket hauls in one ODI cricket world cup edition” has been achieved by Mohammed Shami from India.
On Nov 15, 2023; Shami became first bowler to pick Three (03) five wicket hauls in one ODI Cricket World Cup edition. Mhd. Sami picked five wicket hauls against New Zealand, Sri Lanka and New Zealand (knockout) matches.
The World Record “player with most centuries in one day internationals” has been achieved by Virat Kohli from India.
Till Nov 15, 2023; Virat Kohli made Fifty (50) centuries in 279 innings of one day international cricket matches. Kohli hit 50th hundred against New Zealand in India’s semi-final encounter at the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup.
The World Record “most runs scored by a batsman in one ODI cricket world cup edition” has been achieved by Virat Kohli from India.
On Nov 15, 2023; Virat scored Seven Hundred Eleven (711) runs in the Cricket World Cup tournament 2023 held in India.
The World Record “most rubik’s cubes solved in one minute” has been achieved by Anay Saumyakumar Nayak (07 Years 02 Months 24 Days) from Vadodara, Gujarat, India.
On Oct 28, 2023; Anay (son of Dr. Suhani Nayak & Dr. Saumyakumar Nayak) has solved Four (04) types of Rubik’s cubes viz. 2×2, 3×3, Pyraminx and Skewb within one minute.
Feat has been performed under mentorship of Mr. Kushagra Pandya from Rubik’s School.
The World Record “largest human depiction of an umbrella” has been achieved by Singapore Life Ltd. at Athens, Greece.
On Oct 02, 2023; during an event organized by Singapore Life Ltd. (Singlife), a leading Singaporean insurance company, Three Hundred Twenty Eight (328) people stood in shap of an umbrella representing the protection.
