Published Feb 10, 2025, 8:45 pm IST
Guptill's shots sailed out of the park, as the bowlers failed to find answers for him. This innings reminded of the talent, which made Guptill one of New Zealand's greatest openers. His explosive knock left the opposition bowlers totally shell-shocked and cemented his reputation as a timeless powerhouse.
He played for Chhattisgarh Warriors, opening alongside Rishi Dhawan. These two batsmen delivered a masterclass of aggressive batting, mixing 240 runs unbeaten and ensuring not even one wicket was lost. Guptill was particularly in clinical form, peppering boundaries with 12 fours and sending 16 sixes into the stands. With a mighty strike rate of 326, he converted the game into a totally one-sided affair, which saw Warriors emerging victorious by a margin.
Absolute carnage in Raipur! 🤯
— FanCode (@FanCode) February 10, 2025
Martin Guptill goes absolutely berserk, smashing 160 runs off just 49 deliveries, including 16 maximums! 😱#Legend90onFanCode pic.twitter.com/6Bpkw4aEA4
Legendary Career
Guptill announced his international retirement, effectively closing the book on a superb 15-year career. At the end, he retired one of New Zealand's most successful openers ever,leaving an incredible legacy in his wake.
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160* off 49 balls
— 𝐀𝐥𝐥 𝐀𝐛𝐨𝐮𝐭 𝐁𝐥𝐚𝐜𝐤𝐜𝐚𝐩𝐬 🇳🇿 (@Kiwiscricketfan) February 10, 2025
4s: 12 6s: 16
SR: 326 🔥
The 38 years old Blackcaps vintage Martin Guptill scored a record breaking ton in Legend90 League tournament for Chhattisgarh Warriors. pic.twitter.com/wXObFjioyn
The first double century in ODIs for a New Zealander was done by Guptill during the 2015 World Cup. In the total of 198 ODI matches, he accumulated 7,346 runs and scored 18 centuries. His performance in T20Is also was strong; he had run accumulations in 122 matches with 3,531 runs. He appeared in 47 Test matches, scoring 2,586 runs at an average of 29.38.
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