Cricket has witnessed countless achievements, but some records are so phenomenal that they may never be broken. From Sachin Tendulkar’s historic 100 international centuries to Muttiah Muralitharan’s unmatched 800 Test wickets, these milestones continue to awe cricket lovers worldwide. Don Bradman’s almost mythical batting average of 99.94 remains untouched for nearly a century. 

Rohit Sharma’s explosive 264-run ODI innings, Brian Lara’s 400* in a Test, and Anil Kumble’s 10 wickets in an innings reflect individual brilliance that transcends generations. Add to that MS Dhoni's unique feat of winning all three ICC trophies as captain, and it becomes clear why these records are called “unbreakable.” These evergreen records are not just numbers—they are cricketing legends in themselves.