It was an over to forget for the right-armer, who also bowled three no balls, with the balling having to be recovered from outside the ground more than once.
Allrounder Visser is a former Penrith junior representative who went on to represent the University of Sydney and St George in Sydney grade cricket.
Visser began his junior days as a fast bowler and No 11 batsman but worked on his repertoire to eventually become a legspinner and middle-order bat.
He has so far starred in the ICC qualifying tournament where Samoa, Vanuatu, the Cooks Islands and Fiji are competing in the Sub Regional East Asia-Pacific Qualifiers.
In Samoa’s opening match against Fiji, Visser claimed 4-11 and made an unbeaten 30 to claim the man-of-the-match award in a nine-wicket win.
On Tuesday, he struck 132 off 62 balls in an innings that included 14 sixes and five fours, and took 1-29 in the 10-run victory.
His mum Lima and dad Gerald were at the venue when he attained the record.
“We are all so proud of him,” said Lima Visser. “The entire family has been following his progress and is pretty excited.
“We will celebrate hard and savour the moment.”
Most runs in an over:
39 - Darius Visser (Samoa vs Vanuatu, 2024)
36 - Yuvraj Singh (India vs England, 2007)
36 - Kieron Pollard (West Indies vs Sri Lanka, 2021)
36 - Rohit Sharma/Rinku Singh (India vs Afghanistan, 2024)
36 - Dipendra Singh Airee (Nepal vs Qatar, 2024)
36 - Nicholas Pooran (West Indies vs Afghanistan, 2024)
- Correction: An earlier headline on this story wrongfully stated it was an ODI record
