The road to the Semifinal I mean the group stage of the ODI World Cup 2023 is over. Who are the most costly bowlers at this stage that we will find out today?
Bas de Leede (Photo Source: Twitter )
The Netherlands’ de Leede, who let up 115 runs in his 10 overs against Australia, tops the list. Despite managing to pick up two wickets, his economy rate stood at a challenging 11.50. This match took place in Delhi, leaving de Leede and the Dutch team with a daunting task in the face of Australia’s formidable batting lineup.
Logan van Beek (Photo Source: Twitter )
The second-highest runs conceded in the group stage came from van Beek, another Dutch bowler against India. Beek’s numbers show a bowling economy rate of 10.70. Unfortunately for the Netherlands, this match did not end well for them.
M Pathirana (Photo Source: Twitter )
M Pathirana of Sri Lanka conceded 95 runs in 10 overs against South Africa in Delhi. Despite managing to take one wicket, his economy rate was 9.50.
M Jansen (Photo Source: Twitter )
M Jansen had a tough outing against India at the Eden Gardens, conceding 94 runs in 9.4 overs with an economy rate of 9.72. Though he managed to pick up a wicket, the Indian batsmen proved to be a formidable challenge for the South African bowler.
After conceding 92 runs in 10 overs during Delhi’s match against Sri Lanka, M Jansen is again on this list. Despite taking two wickets, his economy rate was 9.20.
Kasun Rajitha (Photo Source: Twitter )
In the same match where M Pathirana struggled, CAK Rajitha of Sri Lanka conceded 90 runs in 10 overs, picking up one wicket at an economy rate of 9.00.
M Pathirana returns to the list with another expensive outing, conceding 90 runs in 9 overs against Pakistan in Hyderabad. Despite taking one wicket, his economy rate was 10.00.
Shaheen Shah Afridi (Photo Source: Twitter )
Shaheen Shah Afridi of Pakistan conceded 90 runs in 10 overs against New Zealand in Bengaluru. Despite not taking any wickets, his economy rate was 9.00.
Paul van Meekeren (Photo Source: Twitter )
Meekeren ranked ninth on this list, let up 90 runs in 10 overs in Bengaluru against the Indians. He took one wicket at an economy rate of 9.00.
Mitchell Starc (Photo Source: Twitter )
Australia’s Mitchell Starc completes the list after giving up 89 runs in 9 overs in his match against New Zealand in Dharamsala. His economy rate was 9.88 as he was unable to take any wickets.
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