In ODI match cricket, the batsman at number 8 is generally a bowler or, once in a while, an all-rounder who can ball and bat too. A group should anticipate only a little from the seventh wicket batter, yet there are ordinarily when the number 8 batsman performs well and aids the group in essential circumstances. Adil Rashid, Chris Woakes, Heath Streak, Mohammad Saifuddin, Upul Chandana, Ravichandran Ashwin, and Ravindra Jadeja are batsmen who have batted well at the number 8 position previously. When a group scores 100 runs or something else for the seventh wicket, it helps the group a great deal. Multiple times, any group has added 100+ runs for the seventh wicket organization throughout the entire existence of the ODI.
| batsmen | Run | Against | Venue | Date |
| Jos Buttler and Adil Rashid | 177 | New Zealand | Birmingham | 9 Jun 2015 |
| Afif Hossain, Mehidy Hasan | 174* | Afghanistan | Chittagong | 23 Feb 2022 |
| Mehidy Hasan Miraz and Mahmudullah | 148 | India | Mirpur | 7 Dec 2022 |
| Jos Buttler and Chris Woakes | 138 | Sri Lanka | Nottingham | 21 Jun 2016 |
| Andy Flower and Heath Streak | 130 | England | Harare | 7 Oct 2001 |
Jos Buttler and Adil Rashid 177
England were 202 for six after 30 overs in the first Day Worldwide (ODI) against New Zealand at Edgbaston when Adil Rashid left to join Jos Buttler. The pair set off mindfully before adding an astounding 56 in the Batting Powerplay. They continued with the invasion, adding 177 from a simple 105 balls as England polished off at a record 408 for nine.
In the process, they set another worldwide record for the seventh wicket stand, going beyond 130 added by Andy Blossom and Heath Streak against England at Harare, 2001-02. Zimbabwe had been diminished to 127 for six preceding Bloom, and Streak took them to 257.
Afif Hossain, Mehidy Hasan 174*
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At the same time, Mehidy added 81 not out, assisting Bangladesh with the arrival of Mehidy Hasan and Afif Hossain shared a record 174-run seventh-wicket partnership in Bangladesh’s first Day international against Afghanistan in Chittagong on Wednesday. Bangladesh’s first Day international against Afghanistan ended on Wednesday in Chittagong with a 174-run partnership between Mehidy Hasan and Afif Hossain.
Mehidy Hasan Miraz and Mahmudullah 148
At the Shere Bangla Arena on Wednesday, December 7, Mehidy Hasan Miraz and Bangladesh displayed their batting prowess against India in the second one-day international. Mehidy Hasan Miraz hit his maiden ODI hundred as he assisted Bangladesh with posting 68 runs in the last five overs. He reached the hundred in the last delivery of the innings, scoring a single after destroying Shardul Thakur’s figures with two sixes.
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Jos Buttler and Chris Woakes 138
Jos Buttler’s shocking 50-ball century demonstrated the distinction as England beat Pakistan by 12 runs in an undeniably exhilarating second one-day worldwide at Southampton on Saturday. New dad Buttler’s 110 not out was the foundation of the World Cup as England’s 373 for three. However, Pakistan, because of opener Fakhar Zaman 138, remained in the game before an objective of 19 of the last finish, bowled by Chris Woakes, demonstrated past them as they completed on 361 for seven.
Andy Flower and Heath Streak 130
Hondo caused the most harm. Vocation’s best figures of five for 26 might complement his work. However, the ball that eliminated John Francis was a marvel, climbing pointedly outside off from barely shy of a length and willing the bat to follow it. With progressive lbw choices, Hondo was on a full go-around, yet the Essex quick bowler Justin Priest pushed the following ball to the short leg. In the early evening, Zimbabwe sank to 183 for seven, yet in organization with Heath Streak, Bloom showed he was prepared to take on the position of his sibling Andy. He hit a superb 130-ball century and bats on with Streak today, having set up a potential three-day triumph.
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