A file photo of Belinda Clark. (Twitter/ ICC)
It was the women's World Cup in 1997, and Australia were facing lowly Denmark at Mumbai. Clark was just too good on the day and smashed Danish bowlers all round the park. She finished at 229 runs from just 155 balls, that included 22 fours. Her innings took the Aussie total to 412/3, a record at that time.
Also Clark's innings was the highest individual score ever, before Rohit Sharma broke it with a 264 against Sri Lanka in 2014.
In the match, Aussies bowled out Denmark for just 49 runs, and won the match by 363 runs.
First Published: December 16, 2017, 12:07 PM IST