Top 3 batting performances of Moeen Ali in ODI Cricket

England star cricketer Moeen Ali has been known as one of the greatest all-rounders in the history of international cricket and has guided his side to some of the most epic wins, especially in ODI cricket. The left-handed batter played a crucial role in helping the side win the ODI World Cup 2019 under Eoin Morgan’s leadership.

The star batter made his ODI debut on February 28, 2014, against the West Indies while going on to play 135 matches with almost 2300 runs. In the same vein, here are the top 3 batting performances of Moeen Ali in ODI Cricket.

128(107) vs Scotland, 2015, Hagley Oval, Christchurch (World Cup)

Moeen Ali’s top knock came during the 14th match of the 2015 ODI World Cup game against Scotland, which took place on February 23. The star all-rounder single-handedly guided his side to a great win as he hammered 128 runs from 107 balls, featuring 12 boundaries, five sixes, and a solid strike rate of 120.

Speaking about the game here, the England side posted a great total of 303/8 in the given 50 overs. However, Scotland could only manage to get 184 runs before being bowled out in the game.

102(57) vs West Indies, 2017, County Ground, Bristol

Ali’s second-best knock came during the third ODI against the West Indies, which was played on September 24, 2017 at Bristol. Notably, the star cricketer hammered 102 runs from just 57 balls, featuring seven fours and eight sixes with a solid strike rate of 179 to help his side post a massive total of 369/9.

Speaking about the game here, England hammered 369/9 in the given 50 overs. However, during the chase, the Windies were bundled for just 245 runs and guided the visitors to win the game.

77*(51) vs South Africa, 2017, Headingley, Leeds

The star cricketer’s third-best knock came during the 1st ODI against South Africa, which took place on May 24, 2017, at Leeds. Moeen Ali hammered an unbeaten 77 runs from 51 balls featuring five boundaries and five sixes with a solid strike rate of 151 to help his side win the game.

Speaking about the game here, it was England’s side who made 339/6 in the given 50 overs. However, during the chase, South Africa was bundled out for just 267 runs.