In the 2nd week of ICC ODI World Cup pakistani Bowlers are performing to their best. As they are going to face Australia in the upcoming match it is time to delve into the Most Wickets Taken by Pakistani Bowlers in the tournament before the 18th match against Australia.
Hasan Ali (Photo Source: Getty Images )
Match 3 | Balls 138 | Runs Given 138 | Wickets 7 | Best Bowling Figure 3/33 against Sri Lanka | Average 19.71 | Economy 6.00 | Strike Rate 19.71
Hasan Ali has been the leading wicket-taker for Pakistan in the ICC ODI World Cup 2023. In his three matches, he has bowled 138 deliveries and managed to secure seven crucial wickets. His best bowling performance came against Sri Lanka, where he recorded figures of 3/33. With an impressive average of 19.71, Hasan Ali has proved to be a vital asset for the Pakistani team. His economy rate of 6.00 and a strike rate of 19.71 indicate his ability to strike at regular intervals.
Haris Rauf (Photo Source: Getty Images )
Match 3 | Balls 150 | Runs Given 150 | Wickets 5 | Best Bowling Figure 3/43 against Netherlands | Average 30.00 | Economy 6.00 | Strike Rate 30.00
Haris Rauf, known for his fiery pace, has taken five wickets in the tournament so far. With 150 balls bowled, he has maintained an economy rate of 6.00. His best bowling performance was against the Netherlands, where he claimed 3/43. Although his average is slightly higher at 30.00, his strike rate of 30.00 demonstrates his ability to break partnerships and make crucial breakthroughs.
Shaheen Shah Afridi (Photo Source: Getty Images )
Match 3 | Balls 132 | Runs Given 139 | Wickets 4 | Best Bowling Figure 2/36 against India | Average 34.75 | Economy 6.31 | Strike Rate 33.00
Shaheen Shah Afridi, a left-arm pacer, has scalped four wickets in the competition. His best bowling performance was against India, where he picked up 2/36. While his average stands at 34.75, his economy rate of 6.31 and a strike rate of 33.00 highlight his ability to apply pressure on the opposition and create opportunities for his team.
Shadab Khan (Photo Source: Getty Images )
Match 3 | Balls 120 | Runs Given 131 | Wickets 2 | Best Bowling Figure 1/45 against Netherlands | Average 65.50 | Economy 6.55 | Strike Rate 60.00
Shadab Khan, the leg-spinning all-rounder, has contributed with the ball, securing two wickets in the tournament. His best bowling figures of 1/45 came against the Netherlands. While his average is on the higher side at 65.50, his economy rate of 6.55 and a strike rate of 60.00 show his ability to contain the opposition’s scoring and occasionally pick up crucial breakthroughs.
Mohammad Nawaz (Photo Source: Getty Images )
Match 3 | Balls 147 | Runs Given 140 | Wickets 2 | Best Bowling Figure 1/31 against Netherlands | Average 70.00 | Economy 5.71 | Strike Rate 73.50
Mohammad Nawaz has also contributed with two wickets in the ICC ODI World Cup 2023. His best bowling performance of 1/31 came against the Netherlands. While his average is higher at 70.00, his economy rate of 5.71 and a strike rate of 73.50 highlight his role in containing the opposition’s scoring and providing support to the primary bowlers.
Iftikhar Ahmed (Photo Source: Getty Images )
Match 3 | Balls 42 | Runs Given 38 | Wickets 1 | Best Bowling Figure 1/16 against Netherlands | Average 38.00 | Economy 5.42 | Strike Rate 42.00
Iftikhar Ahmed has also made his presence felt in the tournament, securing one wicket. His best bowling performance was against the Netherlands, where he recorded figures of 1/16. With an average of 38.00, Iftikhar has maintained an economy rate of 5.42 and a strike rate of 42.00.
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