How many points can a player score in a single over? The ODI run total of 36 runs has been set twice: once by Herschelle Gibbs of South Africa against the Netherlands in 2006 and once by Jaskaran Malhotra of the United States against Papua New Guinea in 2021. Jasprit Bumrah of India holds the record for most runs scored in an over in a Test match with 35 against England in 2022. The maximum number of runs scored in an over in T20Is is also 36. 

It has occurred twice: in 2007 when Yuvraj Singh defeated England and in 2021 when Kieron Pollard defeated Sri Lanka. However, what would happen if someone asserted that 46 runs could be scored in one over? Could you trust that?

It has occurred in a Twenty20 match, despite how unbelievable it may sound. The episode occurred in a match of KCC Friends Mobile T20 Champions Trophy 2023 in Kuwait. Vasu of NCM Investment defeated Harman of Tally CC in a game between the two companies. Harman’s first pitch was a no-ball, and he was hit with a six. After that, he gave up four byes. He gave up five straight sixes in the next five balls, one of which came off a no-ball. The over’s final ball was also hit for a boundary, bringing the total number of runs scored to 46.

Getting 46 runs in an over is not possible right? Right? Wrong! Watch this absolute bonkers over now.
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Regarding the match, Vasu was able to score an unbeaten 41-ball 100 with 4 fours and 11 sixes thanks to some outstanding batting in that over

NCM Ventures group posted 282 sudden spikes in demand for the board in 20 overs for the deficiency of six wickets. In response, the Tally CC never attempted to reach the target and frequently lost wickets. It’s possible that they didn’t even bat 20 overs, were run out for 15.2 overs, scored 66 runs, and lost the game by 216 runs.

When it comes to expensive overs in the IPL, twice 37 runs have been scored in one over. That’s the most in a single over. In a match against RCB in 2011, Kochi Tuskers Kerala’s P. Parameswaran gave up 37 goals for the first time. In 2021, when RCB’s Harshal Patel admitted that CSK had scored too many runs, it happened again.