Most runs off one over

RunsBatsmenBowlerMatchVenueYear
36HH Gibbs (666666)DLS van BungeSouth Africa v NetherlandsSt. Kitts2006/07
35NLTC Perera (6W66646)RJ PetersonSri Lanka v South AfricaPallekele2013
32Shahid Afridi (446666)CM BandaraPakistan v Sri LankaAbu Dhabi2007
31KS Williamson (1)
JEC Franklin (6646N4x2)		Rizwan Cheema
HS Baidwan		New Zealand v CanadaMumbai2010/11
30ST Jayasuriya (x4066661)Aamer SohailSri Lanka v PakistanSingapore1995/96
30ST Jayasuriya (666642)CZ HarrisSri Lanka v New ZealandSharjah2000/01
30M Boucher (41)
JH Kallis (2W5666)		LP van TroostSouth Africa v NetherlandsSt. Kitts2006/07
30AD Mascarenhas (066666)Yuvraj SinghEngland v IndiaThe Oval2007
30LRPL Taylor (46W6W246)Abdul RazzaqNew Zealand v PakistanPallekele2010/11
30JP Faulkner (662664)I SharmaAustralia v IndiaMohali2013/14
28Shahid Afridi (662644)ST JayasuriyaPakistan v Sri LankaNairobi1996/97
28SR Tendulkar (4B26444)
A Jadeja (1)		CJ DrumIndia v New ZealandHyderabad1999/2000
28Shahid Afridi (666064)Enamul HaquePakistan v BangladeshDhaka2001/02
28DS Lehmann (444646)RJ van VuurenAustralia v NamibiaPotchefstroom2002/03
28RT Ponting (N4N14)
A Symonds (N4N6211)
B Lee (1)		R TelemachusAustralia v South AfricaJohannesburg2005/06
28MV Boucher (N440616)
JH Kallis (4N1)		Mohammad AsifSouth Africa v PakistanCenturion2006/07
28LRPL Taylor (466x.4x6)Shoaib AkhtarNew Zealand v PakistanPallekele2010/11
28LRPL Taylor (660664)HS BaidwanNew Zealand v CanadaMumbai2010/11
27Asif Mujtaba (41)
Salim Malik (6466)		M MuralitharanPakistan v Sri LankaColombo1994/95
27Rameez Raja (41)
Moin Khan (4666)		IR BishopPakistan v West IndiesSharjah1995/96
27MS Atapattu (1)
ST Jayasuriya (66446)		Akram KhanSri Lanka v BangladeshColombo1997/98
27Z Khan (1666x6)
AB Agarkar (1)		HK OlongaIndia v ZimbabweJodhpur2000/01
27Imran Nazir (1)
Shahid Afridi (64646)		GE BradburnPakistan v New ZealandSharjah2000/01
27SM Pollock (266661)JEC FranklinSouth Africa v New ZealandPerth2001/02
27DS Lehmann (1)
B Lee (64646)		AA DonaldAustralia v South AfricaPerth2001/02
27A Flintoff (N4N42W1066)
AJ Strauss (1)		DR SmithEngland v West IndiesLord's2004
27CD McMillan (16N4N661)
NJ Astle (1)		HR JohnsonNew Zealand v USAThe Oval2004
27CD McMillan (W4164W441)
NJ Astle (14)		LC RomeroNew Zealand v USAThe Oval2004
27GC Smith (WN44444W40)Naved-ul-HasanSouth Africa v PakistanCenturion2006/07
27RT Ponting (1)
SR Watson (66662)		Suhrawadi ShuvoAustralia v BangladeshMirpur2011
26BC Lara (464660)BB SeebaranWest Indies v CanadaCenturion2002/03
26RW Marsh (64646W)BL CairnsAustralia v New ZealandAdelaide1980/81
26BL Cairns (464660)VBJ JohnNew Zealand v Sri LankaColombo1983/84
26MW Gatting (6066B6)RJ ShastriEngland v IndiaJhalandar1981/82
26RJ Hadlee (xx64241)
MD Crowe (4)		GA GoochNew Zealand v EnglandManchester1986
26IT Botham (442466)SP DavisEngland v AustraliaPerth1986/87
26AP Kuiper (2042666)CJ McDermottSouth Africa v AustraliaCenturion1993/94
26Saeed Anwar (226664)A KumblePakistan v IndiaChennai1996/97
26NJ Astle (x46664)Rashid ZiaNew Zealand v USAThe Oval2004
26V Sehwag (446444)LHD DilharaIndia v Sri LankaColombo2005
26Abdul Razzaq (x6W5LB4641)SI MahmoodPakistan v EnglandNottingham2006
26MV Boucher (644264)CJ ChibhabhaSouth Africa v ZimbabwePotchefstroom2006
26Abdur Razzak (1)
Mashrafe Mortaza (66661)		D MongiaBangladesh v IndiaMirpur2007
26ST Jayasuriya (664406)RP SinghSri Lanka v IndiaKarachi2008
26F Mutizwa (6x6441)
P Utseya(4)		PJ OngondoZimbabwe v KenyaNairobi2008/09
26S Chanderpaul (464444)SJ HarmisonWest Indies v EnglandGuyana2008/09
26RG Sharma (64.646)XJ DohertyIndia v AustraliaBangalore2013/14
1. Jayasuriya scored 29 off the bat in Singapore - the 1st ball (marked x) was a wide, and the 2nd ball was a no-ball scored from, so no additional runs were scored under the Law at the time
2. Tendulkar scored 24 off the bat - the 2nd ball was a no-ball from which a run was taken (marked B - so two no-balls to the score), the 6 was hit off a no-ball (so one extra run) and the ball to Jadeja resulted in a leg-bye (marked L)
3. Zaheer Khan (25) and Agarkar (1) scored 26 off the bat - the 6th ball (marked x) was a wide
4. Marsh was dismissed by the 6th ball of the over from which he had scored 26
5. Gatting scored 24 off the bat - the 5th ball (marked B) resulted in 2 byes
6. Hadlee (17) and Crowe (4) scored 21 off the bat - the first two balls of the over (marked x) being wides, the second going for 4 wides.

7. McDermott's over to Kuiper included a no-ball (6th ball) scored from, so no additional runs were scored under the Law at the time

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