CAREER LEADERBOARD

Men ODI: Most fours

All recorded careers; no minimum qualification


Rank	Player	Teams	Most fours	Matches	Batting innings	Runs	Wickets
1	Sachin Tendulkar	India	2,016	463	452	18,426	154
2	Sanath Jayasuriya	Sri Lanka	1,500	445	433	13,430	323
3	Virat Kohli	India	1,389	314	302	14,941	5
4	Kumar Sangakkara	Sri Lanka	1,385	404	380	14,234	—
5	Ricky Ponting	Australia	1,231	375	365	13,704	3
6	Adam Gilchrist	Australia	1,162	287	279	9,619	—
7	Virender Sehwag	India	1,132	251	245	8,273	96
8	Chris Gayle	West Indies	1,128	301	294	10,480	167
9	Rohit Sharma	India	1,126	288	280	11,895	9
10	Sourav Ganguly	India	1,122	311	300	11,363	100
11	Mahela Jayawardene	Sri Lanka	1,119	448	418	12,650	8
12	Tillakaratne Dilshan	Sri Lanka	1,111	330	303	10,290	106
13	Brian Lara	West Indies	1,042	299	289	10,405	4
14	Inzamam-ul-Haq	Pakistan	971	378	350	11,739	3
15	Rahul Dravid	India	950	344	318	10,889	4
16	Saeed Anwar	Pakistan	938	247	244	8,824	6
17	Herschelle Gibbs	South Africa	930	248	240	8,094	—
18	Tamim Iqbal	Bangladesh	925	243	240	8,357	0
19	Jacques Kallis	South Africa	911	328	314	11,579	273
20	Yuvraj Singh	India	908	304	278	8,701	111
21	Shikhar Dhawan	India	842	167	164	6,793	—
22	AB de Villiers	South Africa	840	228	218	9,577	7
23	MS Dhoni	India	826	350	297	10,773	1
24	Stephen Fleming	New Zealand	823	280	269	8,037	1
25	Hashim Amla	South Africa	822	181	178	8,113	—
26	Quinton de Kock	South Africa	801	161	161	7,123	—
27	Upul Tharanga	Sri Lanka	798	235	223	6,951	—
28	Graeme Smith	South Africa	788	197	194	6,989	18
29	Mohammad Yousuf	Pakistan	785	288	273	9,720	1
30	Martin Guptill	New Zealand	750	198	195	7,346	4
31	Marvan Atapattu	Sri Lanka	734	268	259	8,529	0
32	David Warner	Australia	733	161	159	6,932	0
33	Shahid Afridi	Pakistan	730	398	369	8,064	395
34	Shivnarine Chanderpaul	West Indies	722	268	251	8,778	14
35	Nathan Astle	New Zealand	720	223	217	7,090	99
36	Ross Taylor	New Zealand	713	236	220	8,607	0
37	Shakib Al Hasan	Bangladesh	699	247	234	7,570	317
38	Kane Williamson	New Zealand	667	175	167	7,256	37
39	Michael Clarke	Australia	665	245	223	7,981	57
40	Mohammad Hafeez	Pakistan	664	218	216	6,614	139
41	Gary Kirsten	South Africa	659	185	185	6,798	0
42	Eoin Morgan	England / Ireland	654	248	230	7,701	—
42	Paul Stirling	Ireland	654	174	166	6,080	43
44	Mark Waugh	Australia	651	244	236	8,500	85
45	Joe Root	England	638	192	181	7,826	30
46	Matthew Hayden	Australia	636	161	155	6,133	0
47	Mushfiqur Rahim	Bangladesh	617	274	256	7,795	—
48	Babar Azam	Pakistan	610	143	140	6,626	—
49	Shoaib Malik	Pakistan	603	287	258	7,534	158
50	Brendan Taylor	Zimbabwe	599	207	205	6,704	9
51	Hamilton Masakadza	Zimbabwe	585	209	208	5,658	39
52	Younis Khan	Pakistan	578	265	255	7,249	3
53	Brendon McCullum	New Zealand	577	260	228	6,083	—
54	Shane Watson	Australia	570	190	169	5,757	168
55	Gautam Gambhir	India	561	147	143	5,238	0
56	Aaron Finch	Australia	532	146	142	5,406	4
57	Steve Waugh	Australia	530	325	288	7,569	195
58	Marcus Trescothick	England	528	123	122	4,335	4
59	Marlon Samuels	West Indies	526	207	196	5,606	89
60	Ian Bell	England	525	161	157	5,416	6
61	Steven Smith	Australia	521	170	154	5,800	28
62	Jason Roy	England	511	116	110	4,271	—
63	Kusal Mendis	Sri Lanka	507	156	152	4,962	0
64	Allan Border	Australia	500	273	252	6,524	73
65	Shai Hope	West Indies	496	155	149	6,312	—
66	Faf du Plessis	South Africa	495	143	136	5,507	2
67	David Boon	Australia	494	181	177	5,964	0
68	Ramnaresh Sarwan	West Indies	480	181	169	5,804	16
69	Suresh Raina	India	476	226	194	5,615	36
70	Sean Williams	Zimbabwe	470	164	159	5,217	86
71	Angelo Mathews	Sri Lanka	468	226	195	5,916	126
72	William Porterfield	Ireland	455	148	145	4,343	—
73	Andrew Strauss	England	454	127	126	4,205	0
74	Michael Bevan	Australia	450	232	196	6,912	36
75	Andrew Symonds	Australia	449	198	161	5,088	133
75	Jos Buttler	England	449	202	174	5,578	—
77	Damien Martyn	Australia	441	208	182	5,346	12
78	Jonny Bairstow	England	437	107	98	3,868	—
79	Fakhar Zaman	Pakistan	432	92	91	3,861	1
80	Kevin Pietersen	England	427	136	125	4,440	7
81	Mahmudullah	Bangladesh	425	239	209	5,689	82
82	Romesh Kaluwitharana	Sri Lanka	411	189	181	3,711	—
83	Carl Hooper	West Indies	409	227	206	5,761	193
84	Shubman Gill	India	394	67	66	3,379	0
85	Jonty Rhodes	South Africa	392	245	220	5,935	0
86	Tom Latham	New Zealand	390	171	158	4,664	—
87	Michael Hussey	Australia	383	185	157	5,442	2
88	Abdul Razzaq	Pakistan	382	265	228	5,080	269
88	Glenn Maxwell	Australia	382	149	136	3,990	77
90	Kamran Akmal	Pakistan	378	157	138	3,236	—
90	Martin Crowe	New Zealand	378	143	140	4,704	29
92	Sikandar Raza	Zimbabwe	377	156	147	4,521	95
93	Pathum Nissanka	Sri Lanka	376	79	78	2,999	—
94	Craig McMillan	New Zealand	373	197	183	4,707	49
94	Rahmat Shah	Afghanistan	373	132	127	4,300	15
96	Ajay Jadeja	India	366	196	179	5,359	20
96	Hansie Cronje	South Africa	366	188	175	5,565	114
98	Paul Collingwood	England	365	197	181	5,092	111
99	Alastair Cook	England	363	92	92	3,204	—
100	Kusal Perera	Sri Lanka	362	116	111	3,237	—

Tied figures share a competition rank. The initial table lists up to 100 qualifying records; filters browse all careers in this format. Snapshot 2026-09-07.

What this table shows

Sachin Tendulkar leads this snapshot. Most fours: 2,016. All recorded careers; no minimum qualification. Changing the qualification can change the leader.

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