10 Highest Run Rate for a Double-Century Stand in Men's ODIs

In September 2023, South Africans Heinrich Klaasen & David Miller added 222 off 92 at 14.47 vs Australia which is the highest run rate (RR) for a double-century stand

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In February 2019, England's Jos Buttler & Eoin Morgan added 204 off 122 at 10.03 which is the 2nd highest RR for a 200-run partnership

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In August 2023, Pakistan's Babar Azam & Iftikhar Ahmed added 214 off 131 vs Nepal at 9.80 which is the third best in history

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In December 2022, India's Ishan Kishan & Virat Kohli amassed 290 off 190 at 9.15 vs Bangladesh which is the 4th best on this list

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In July 2006, Sri Lankans Sanath Jayasuriya & Upul Tharanga added 286 off 191 at 8.98 vs England which is 5th on this list

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6th on this list is 267* off 180 at 8.90 by New Zealand pair of Grant Elliot & Luke Ronchi vs Sri Lanka in January 2015

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Pakistan's Haris Sohail and Shoaib Malik are at the 7th spot with 201 off 137 at 8.80 vs Zimbabwe in May 2015

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8th spot belongs to India's Shreyas Iyer & Rohit Sharma who clobbered 213 off 146 at 8.75 for the 2nd wicket vs SL in December 2017

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9th spot belongs to South Africans JP Duminy & David Miller for adding 256* off 178 at 8.62 vs Zimbabwe in February 2015

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Hashim Amla & Rilee Rossouw complete the top-10 with 247 off 172 at 8.61 vs West Indies in January 2015

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