174*
83 Balls SR 209.6 14x4 | 13x6
STRIKER:H. Klaasen (SA)
LAST SHOT:Lofted Six (102m)
ZONE:Long On
SPEED:142 km/h
Six (6)
Four (4)
Singles/Doubles
Dot Ball
Boundary Runs
134
77.0% of total runs
Longest Maximum
108m
13 Sixes recorded
Off vs Leg Split
48% / 52%
84 Off | 90 Leg
Control Percentage
88.2%
8 false shots
8-Sector Field Scoring Distribution Runs scored by fielding zone
Ball Stroke / Region Launch Angle Distance Runs

The Historic 6-Century Day in Men's ODI Cricket

In men's One Day International cricket, scoring a single century (100+ runs in 50 overs) demands relentless concentration, power, and gap placement. On this historic international fixture day, six separate batsmen notched centuries across simultaneous matches—an unprecedented milestone in ICC ODI history.

  • 360-Degree Placement: Modern ODI centuries rely on attacking both off-side and leg-side arcs, utilizing scoops, ramps, and lofted drives to disrupt bowling plans.
  • Power vs Boundary Clearance: Launch angles between 25° and 35° paired with bat exit velocities exceeding 130 km/h reliably clear the standard 68–78m boundary rope.

How This Simulator Reconstructs Strokes

This tool models cricket ball ballistics with simulated aerodynamic drag, boundary distance calculations (75m radius scaled to pitch center), and fielder interception probabilities.

  • Wagon Wheel: Radial vectors map every single ball from the popping crease across 8 standardized cricket fielding sectors.
  • Trajectory Engine: Elevated strokes curve in 3D arc projections. Shots landing beyond the boundary without touching grass register as sixes; grounded balls beating fielders register as fours.
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