West Indies’ ODI skipper Shai Hope etched his name into cricketing history on November 19, 2025, by becoming the first batter to score hundreds against all 11 other Full Member nations. With his match-winning 109 against New Zealand at Napier*, Hope not only silenced critics but also cemented his place among the modern ODI greats. His statistical rise has been both steady and historic, offering rich material for current affairs and sports-based exam questions.
Shai Hope crossed the 6000-run mark in ODIs in just 142 innings, making him the second-fastest West Indian to do so after Viv Richards (141 innings). This highlights his consistency, especially given West Indies’ struggles in the format in recent years.
Quickest to 6000 ODI runs among West Indians,
Hope also reached 19 centuries in 142 innings, which is,
Hope’s performance as a captain and wicketkeeper is also notable,
Hope’s century against New Zealand marked the third instance in ODIs where,
This rare feat shows his ability to anchor innings under pressure, previously witnessed twice in 2018 against Bangladesh. Only Saeed Anwar and Hashim Amla share this rare record.
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