5 highest career strike rates in ODI history

#2 Jos Buttler (England)

Jos Buttler is like fine wine, he is only getting better with age. Buttler has been a regular in the England ODI setup since his debut in 2012. He has amassed 114 One Day International matches. Despite being England’s wicketkeeper, Buttler has the class to waltz into any International team without the prospect of being the team’s keeper. Jos Buttler has the 2nd highest strike rate in history for those who average 30 through more than 50 ODIs played. He has scored his 3091 ODI runs at an impressive strike rate of 117.52 runs per 100 balls faced. Add to this his impressive average of 40.67 runs per innings and it's easy to see why Buttler is considered one of the best white ball batsman in this current generation. Buttler’s ability to tear a team apart in the last 10 overs of an innings will be crucial throughout next year's World Cup. If Buttler can maintain this record for the rest of his career, he could challenge Gilchrist as the greatest ODI wicketkeeper-batsman in history.