5 part-time bowlers who ended a big innings in ODIs

Marlon Samuels

Victim: Mark Waugh (173)

Samuels was banned from bowling after his action was found to be illegal.

The younger Waugh, known for his elegant strokeplay, could dominate the best of bowling attacks on his day. And that is exactly what he did against the Windies attack in the Carlton Cup finals in 2001, compiling a career best 173, and the-then highest by an Australian in ODIs.

Although he started off unconvincingly, he found his rhythm, and how, punishing an inconsistent set of bowlers. It required the dibbly-dobbly off-spin of a young Marlon Samuels to end the torment for the visitors.