Top 10 Cricketers Who Set World Records Till 2025

Cricket has been a source of spectacular achievements throughout its history. Here are 10 cricketers who have established world records till 2025:

Sachin Tendulkar (India)

The "Master Blaster" is the one and only player who has the record of being the highest run-scorer in the history of international cricket with an incredible tally of more than 34,000 runs, made up of his performances in Tests, ODIs, and T20Is. Besides, he holds the record of international cricket for the most centuries.

Jacques Kallis (South Africa)

Kallis is famous for his all-round skills, with a run tally of more than 25,000 and wickets of over 1,000 in the international arena, which qualify him as one of the best all-rounders in cricket history.

Muttiah Muralitharan (Sri Lanka)

Muralitharan is the highest wicket-taker in international cricket records, with his name being associated with more than 1,300 wickets, hence asserting his supremacy in the spinning department.

Brian Lara (West Indies)

Lara made a mark with a huge score of 400 not out against England, and his record of the highest individual score in a Test match came into existence in 2004 when he overcame England that year.

Virat Kohli (India)

One of the fastest players to notch up 8,000, 9,000, and 10,000 runs in ODIs, Kohli is a man who has set various records for his temperament and skill to score runs even in difficult situations.

Shane Warne (Australia)

In the world of cricket, Warne is the one who ruled the roost as far as leg-spin bowling is concerned, and he was the first bowler to get to the landmark of 700 Wickets in Test cricket.

MS Dhoni (India)

The man from India, MS Dhoni, is the only captain who has the distinction of winning the three top ICC trophies: the ICC T20 World Cup, ICC Cricket World Cup and ICC Champions Trophy.

McGrath is the only one who has the record of picking the most wickets in the history of the Cricket World Cup, with 71 wickets under his name.

Don Bradman (Australia)

Bradman was the great Test batsman of all time in view of his miraculous batting average of 99.94.

Wiaan Mulder (South Africa)

In 2025, Mulder lit up the Test match against Zimbabwe by scoring a titanic 367*, the second-fastest triple century in Test cricket history. He declared the inn—