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Indian opener Pratika Rawal became the joint fastest in the world to surpass 1,000 runs in Women’s ODIs during the Women’s ODI World Cup 2025 encounter between India and New Zealand. The right-hander equalled former Australian cricketer, the late Lindsay Reeler’s record.
Let's have a look at the other batters who is fastest to 1000 ODI runs in WODIs.
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Fastest to 1000 ODI Runs in WODIs
4. Nicole Bolton | 25 Innings
Nicole Bolton comes fourth on this list. In February 2014, Bolton made her ODI debut against England. In just 25 innings, dhe completed her 1000 ODI runs. Overall, Bolton scored 1896 runs at an average of 41.21 and a strike rate of 72.31 with the highest score of 124.
3. Meg Lanning | 25 Innings
Former Australia captain Meg Lanning comes third on this list, reaching the milestone at just 25 Innings. After making her ODI debut in January 2011 against England, she conquered the format. Overall, Lanning scored 4602 ODI runs in her career.
As of 21 January 2023, Lanning, nicknamed “Megastar”, had won 69 of the 78 ODIs she’d played as captain of Australia since January 2014, including the team’s nine unbeaten matches at the 2022 Women’s Cricket World Cup. Lanning announced her international retirement in November 2023.
2. Lindsay Reeler | 23 Innings
Australian women's cricket had never seen anything like the destructive power of Lindsay Reeler. In January 1984, Reeler made his ODI debut against India and slowly turned into a great of the 50-over format. Within just 23 innings, she completed 1000 runs in the ODIs. She achieved this milestone 37 years ago on December 18, 1988. Overall, Reeler made 1034 runs in women's ODIs at an average of 39.23 with the highest score of 143*.
1. Pratika Rawal | 23* Innings
The 25-year-old Indian opener Pratika Rawal continued her ascent in Women’s ODI Cricket, racking up her 1,000th run in just 23 innings in the clash against New Zealand, during the Women’s ODI World Cup 2025 encounter. Rawal’s incredible start to her WODI career also helped her equal a record, joining Australia’s Lindsay Reeler for the quickest to 1000 runs.
Despite concerns over her strike rate, Rawal has had quite a strong start to this year’s World Cup, with scores of 37, 31, 37, 75 and 6 in the five games thus far. Rawal, who came into the side at Shafali Varma’s expense, has already shown how consistent she can be, with her runs coming at an average of nearly.