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World Cup 2023 Most Wickets

MAT
OV
M
RUNS
WKTS
3-FORS
FIFERS
AVG
ECON
BEST
1 Mohammed Shami India
7
48.5
4
257
24
1
3
10.70
5.26
7/57
2 Adam Zampa Australia
11
96
1
515
23
5
0
22.39
5.36
4/8
3 Dilshan Madushanka Sri Lanka
9
78.2
4
525
21
3
1
25.00
6.70
5/80
4 Jasprit Bumrah India
11
91.5
9
373
20
2
0
18.65
4.06
4/39
5 Gerald Coetzee South Africa
8
63.3
1
396
20
4
0
19.80
6.23
4/44
6 Shaheen Afridi Pakistan
9
81
3
481
18
2
1
26.72
5.93
5/54
7 Marco Jansen South Africa
9
69
3
450
17
2
0
26.47
6.52
3/31
8 Ravindra Jadeja India
11
93.3
4
398
16
1
1
24.87
4.25
5/33
9 Josh Hazlewood Australia
11
93.1
8
449
16
1
0
28.06
4.81
3/38
10 Mitchell Santner New Zealand
10
92.4
4
449
16
1
1
28.06
4.84
5/59
11 Mitchell Starc Australia
10
87
2
528
16
2
0
33.00
6.06
3/34
12 Haris Rauf Pakistan
9
79
1
533
16
3
0
33.31
6.74
3/43
13 Bas de Leede Netherlands
9
67
0
487
16
2
0
30.43
7.26
4/62
14 Keshav Maharaj South Africa
10
89
1
370
15
1
0
24.66
4.15
4/46
15 Kuldeep Yadav India
11
95.1
2
424
15
0
0
28.26
4.45
2/7

The 2023 World Cup is already upon us with bowlers from every team going toe to toe with their much-celebrated batting counterparts. The first 5-wicket haul in this Cricket World Cup was taken by New Zealand’s Mitchell Santner against the Netherlands. For the Indian cricket team, Jasprit Bumrah has the best figures with his four wickets against Afghanistan.

 

The 2023 ODI World Cup is the 13th edition of the showpiece tournament. The last 12 editions have seen six different winners, with the Australian cricket team having won the coveted title five times.

 

While the 2023 World Cup is the fourth instance of India hosting the event, the Men in Blue have clinched the title two times so far. They’re strong favourites for the title this time around as well.

 

Before the start of the ICC World Cup 2023, Australia’s Glenn McGrath held the record for the most wickets, with 71 wickets from 39 matches at an average of 18.19. The pacer competed in the 1996 edition and was a mainstay of the team even in the 2007 edition. He played a massive role in Australia winning three back-to-back titles from 1999 to 2007.

 

The Sri Lankan duo of Muttiah Muralidaran and Lasith Malinga are next in the line, with 68 and 56 wickets respectively.

 

The top Indian in the list was Zaheer Khan, who is in seventh spot with 44 wickets. Compatriot Javagal Srinath is one spot behind him, but also has 44 wickets.