Who made the most number of runs in the 2003 world cup?
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Bombay's Bomber, Sachin Tendulkar
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ODI : 3 runs of 13 balls. India v West Indies at Brisbane - Jan 11, 1992 \nTest : 131 runs. England v India at Lord's - Jun 20-24, 1996
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I'm guessing it was the most sixes hit, but can't find a source at the minute.. (couple of minutes later) Here you go\nhttp://content-usa.cricinfo.com/asksteven/content/story/141316.html
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Shoaib Akhtar (100.23mph)/(161.3 km/h)<<--It was against England on February 22,2003 in a World Cup Match at Newlands, Cape Town, South Africa.
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World Cup Cricket 1975-2003\nfirst world cup- year-1975, Name of cup-Prudential cup, Venue- England, No.of teams-8, Winner-West Indies(291/8 in 60 overs) runner up - Australia(274 all out in 58.4overs), Man of the Match - Clive Llyod(102,38/1)\n\n2nd - 1979, Prudential Cup, England, 8, West Indies(286/9 60 overs), England(194, 51 overs), Viv Richards(138*)\n\n3rd- 1983, Prudential Cup, England, 8, India(183, 54.4 overs) West Indies(140, 52 overs), Mohinder Amarnath(26,12/3)\n\n4th- 1987, Reliance Cup, India-Pakistan, 8, Australia(253/5, 50 overs), England (246/8, 50 overs), David Boon(75)\n\n5th- 1992, Benson & Hedges, Aus-New Zealand, 9, Pakistan(249/6, 50 overs), England(227, 49.2 overs), Wasim Akram( 33, 42/3)\n\n6th- 1996, Wills Cup, Ind-Pak-SL, 12, Sri Lanka(245/3,46.2 overs), Aus(241/7,50 overs), Arvinda De Silva(107*, 42/3)\n\n7th- 1999- ICC Cup- England, 12, Aus(133/2, 20.1 overs), Pak(132, 39 overs), Shane Warne(33/4)\n\n8th-2003- ICC Cup- S. AFRICA,Kenya,Zimbabwe, 15, Aus(359/2, 50 overs), India(234, 39.2 overs), Ricky ponting(140*)\n\n9th- 2007- West Indies- Still to Come, HOPE FOR A GREAT ACTION.\n\nHope Its Enough Information And Correct As Far As I Know.
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Brad Hogg.he took nine wickets in 3 match series.
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Muralitharan.. 1000+ wickets..\nSAchin...27000+ runs
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Australia gave 95,000 home fans a rousing FIFA World Cup™ send-off with a 1-0 win over European champions Greece at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Thursday night.  \nMidfielder Josip Skoko, who plays for Stoke City in the English Championship, scored the winning goal in the 16th minute with a cracking left-foot volley from outside the penalty area.
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In a single ODI - Saeed Anwar, 196 vs India\n\nOverall top scorer - Sachin Tendulkar
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Obviously Sachin tendulkar\nHe has heated 1508 fours and 149 sixes in ODI.\nBrian lara is very far from sachin\nHe has scored 935 fours and 110 sixes in ODI.
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RAVI SHASTRY.\n\nHE TOOK 60 BALLS TO HIT HIS FIRST 6 RUNS.\n\nATLAST, INDIA LOST TO AUSSIES FOR RUNNING OUT OF BALLS.\n\n{MANJREKAR HITS THE FASTEST 50 OF THE MATCH.}
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its narendra hirwani from bihar who took 16/136 against the windies in 1987 at chennai bagging 8 wickets in each of the innings \nthough later this leggie wasnt very successful and wasnt included in the team
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Ricky Ponting lbw b Harbajan 6(12) 71.4 over Australia 272/4\nAdam Gilcrist lbw b Harbajan0(1) 71.5 over Australia 272/5\nSharne Warne c Ramesh b Harbajan 0(1)at short leg 71.6 over Australia 272/6\nEden garden
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After watching him for the last 3 days Ricky Ponting will get the most runs... 250 runs in one test so far but Langer is going well to... Go Australia.... Aussie aussie aussie oi oi oi Aussie oi Aussie oi Aussie Aussie Aussie oi oi oi...
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Australia 9 /602 & 1dec/ 202\nEngland 157 & 370 \n\n Therefore, Australia won by 277 runs.
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jasson gellispie ( bkoz he scored 200+ against bangladesh)
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Australia\n\n24 March 2003 Australia v India.\n\nIndia won the toss, and Ganguly, slightly strangely, asked Australia to bat, hoping to take advantage of a pitch left damp by dew and rain. On a lively Wanderers Stadium pitch, the Australian openers took advantage of very wayward Indian opening bowlers to get off to a flying start. Bringing up a century opening stand in the fourteeth over, Adam Gilchrist, who had been swinging at everything, holed out off a sweep shot from the bowling of Harbhajan Singh leaving Australia at 1-105. Matthew Hayden, looking somewhat better than he had throughout the tournament, soon followed for 37. Captain Ricky Ponting and Damien Martyn (playing with a broken thumb) then completed a partnership of 234, an Australian record for one-day cricket. Ponting and Martyn started efficiently, putting away bad balls but mostly keeping the scoring going with good running, then letting loose in the last ten overs, taking 109 from them, Ponting in particular dispatching the bowling over the fence with fearsome regularity making 140 from 121 balls. The final Australian total of 2-359 was their highest ever in ODI history.\n\nThe Australian total looked impregnable, particularly after India's trump card Sachin Tendulkar was out in the first over after skying a pull shot, Glenn McGrath completing the caught and bowled. Nevertheless, Virender Sehwag's run-a-ball half century gave India respectability as they maintained a high scoring rate, but their only realistic hope—a washout—looked a possibility as the game was interrupted by rain in the eighteenth over. However, the rain proved fleeting, and India's hopes were dashed when Sehwag was run out by Darren Lehmann for 82. India's batsmen continued to throw wickets away in the chase and were finally bowled out for 234 giving Australia an emphatic victory underlining their dominance of the tournament. Ponting was named "Man Of The Match", and Sachin Tendulkar, for his demolition of bowling attacks, was named "Player Of The Tournament."