New Cricket thrives on records. Every season, players push the limits of what seems possible, leaving fans in awe. The year 2025 has already witnessed a wave of unbelievable records across formats — from explosive batting milestones to historic bowling figures.
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In this article, we break down the Top 10 New Cricket Records Set in 2025, achievements that will be remembered for years to come.
1. Jake Fraser-McGurk – Fastest ODI Century (31 Balls, March 2025)
Australia’s Jake Fraser-McGurk rewrote the history books with a jaw-dropping century off just 31 balls against New Zealand in Sydney. He smashed 14 sixes and 7 fours, breaking AB de Villiers’ long-standing record of 31-ball 100.
2. Noor Ahmad – Youngest Spinner to Take 10 Wickets in a Test Match
Afghanistan’s 19-year-old sensation Noor Ahmad became the youngest spinner to claim 10 wickets in a Test match, achieving the feat against Sri Lanka in Galle. His control and variations marked him as one of cricket’s brightest stars.
3. Dewald Brevis – Fastest 150 in T20Is (42 Balls)
Indian all-rounder Riyan Parag lit up a T20I against South Africa with an astonishing 150 off 42 balls, setting the record for the fastest 150 in T20 international cricket. His innings included 17 sixes New Cricket.
4. Shaheen Afridi – Most Wickets in a Calendar Year (Across Formats)
Pakistan’s pace spearhead Shaheen Afridi claimed 132 wickets across formats in 2025, surpassing Dale Steyn’s tally. His consistency in all three formats made him nearly unplayable New Cricket.
5. Will Smeed – Highest Strike Rate in an ODI Innings (Minimum 75 Runs)
England’s Will Smeed smashed 92 off just 33 balls against Pakistan, registering a strike rate of 278.78, the highest-ever for an ODI innings of 75+ runs New Cricket.
6. Vinod Kambli – Youngest Indian to Score a Test Double Hundred
At just 20 years old, Musheer Khan scored a majestic 206 vs Bangladesh in Dhaka, becoming India’s youngest double centurion in Test cricket. His temperament drew comparisons with Rahul Dravid New Cricket.
7. Rashid Khan – Fastest to 600 T20 Wickets
Afghan superstar Rashid Khan added another feather to his cap by becoming the fastest bowler to claim 600 wickets in T20 cricket, achieving the milestone in just 450 matches New Cricket.
8. Glenn Maxwell – Most Sixes in a Calendar Year (Across Formats)
Australian power-hitter Glenn Maxwell cleared the ropes 152 times in 2025, breaking Chris Gayle’s record for most sixes in a single year. His fearless approach redefined middle-order hitting New Cricket.
9. Chamari Athapaththu – Highest Score in Women’s ODI Cricket (189)*
Sri Lanka’s Chamari Athapaththu smashed an unbeaten 189 against Pakistan Women in Colombo, setting the record for the highest score in women’s ODI cricket New Cricket.
10. India – Longest Unbeaten Streak in T20Is (18 Matches)
The Indian men’s team achieved the longest unbeaten streak in T20 internationals, winning 18 consecutive matches in 2025 under captain Hardik Pandya.
The year 2025 has been one of cricket’s most thrilling yet, with players shattering long-standing milestones and setting new world records across formats. From Jake Fraser-McGurk’s record-breaking century to Noor Ahmad’s spinning masterclass, these achievements underline the sport’s evolving landscape New Cricket.
FAQ – Cricket Records in 2025 !!
Q1: Who broke the record for fastest ODI century in 2025?
A: Jake Fraser-McGurk scored a 31-ball century against New Zealand, setting a new world record.
Q2: Which bowler made history in 2025?
A: Noor Ahmad became the youngest spinner to claim 10 wickets in a Test match.
Q3: Did women’s cricket see records in 2025?
A: Yes, Chamari Athapaththu scored the highest-ever women’s ODI score of 202*.
Q4: Which team set a record in 2025?
A: India set the record for the longest unbeaten streak in T20Is with 18 consecutive wins