Maxwell's 201* or Kapil's 175*?

Scoring 201 runs from just 128 balls, with 21 fours and 10 sixes, Maxwell's innings was the 11th ODI double-century scored by a man in history, and 13th overall. So how does Maxwell's total compare to other innings at Cricket World Cups? If we're going back to top scores, Maxwell's was only the third-highest individual score at a men's Cricket World Cup. Chris Gayle scored 215 (147 balls) for the West Indies against Zimbabwe at Canberra's Manuka Oval in the 2015 tournament, going on to take 2-35 with the ball as the West Indies won by 73 runs under Duckworth/Lewis. More impressive was Martin Guptill's unbeaten 237 off 163 balls for New Zealand in the quarterfinals against the West Indies in Wellington. Guptill's remains the highest individual score at a Cricket World Cup and ensured that the Black Caps stayed ahead of the rate to win by 143 runs. Another clutch innings was of Indian legend Kapil Dev who scored 175* against Zimbabwe. The innings was special for many reasons as it dragged India out of typical situation