In the Whole tournament of the ODI World Cup, Indian bowlers are dominating the most. But the bowling top chart dominates Sri Lankan Madushanka and following him in the 2nd place Australian Zampa. South African Jansen holding the 3rd place so far. Let’s shine the spotlight on the maestros who have emerged as the leading wicket-takers till the 41st match of the WC.
Dilshan Madushanka(Photo Source: Twitter )
Sri Lanka’s spearhead, D Madushanka, has been a revelation in the ODI World Cup 2023, leading the wicket-taking charts with 21 scalps in 9 matches. His ability to consistently trouble batsmen is reflected in his remarkable bowling figures – 5/80 being his best. Madushanka’s economy rate of 6.70 and an average of 25.00 underline his effectiveness in both containment and striking roles, making him a standout performer for Sri Lanka.
Adam Zampa(Photo Source: Twitter )
Australia’s leg-spin wizard, Adam Zampa, has been a tormentor-in-chief for opposition batsmen, amassing 20 wickets in 8 matches. Zampa’s stellar performance includes a spell of 4/8, showcasing his ability to run through batting line-ups. With an economy rate of 5.56 and an average of 19.20, Zampa has been instrumental in providing crucial breakthroughs and maintaining the pressure on the opposition.
Marco Jansen(Photo Source: Twitter )
South Africa’s rising star, Marco Jansen, has announced his arrival on the world stage with a notable haul of 17 wickets in 8 matches. His left-arm pace and ability to swing the ball have troubled even the best in the business. Jansen’s best figures of 3/31 came in a crucial juncture, highlighting his knack for breaking partnerships. Jansen has been a key asset for the Proteas with an average of 24.41 and an economy rate of 6.41.
Mohammed Shami(Photo Source: Twitter )
India’s pace sensation, Mohammed Shami, has been a game-changer, claiming 16 wickets in just 4 matches. Shami’s ability to provide early breakthroughs and finish off innings with finesse is evident in his extraordinary figures of 5/18. Boasting a jaw-dropping average of 7.00 and an economy rate of 4.30, Shami’s impact has been nothing short of sensational in the limited opportunities he has had.
Mitchell Santner(Photo Source: Twitter )
New Zealand’s left-arm spinner, Mitchell Santner, has been a linchpin in their bowling attack, bagging 16 wickets in 9 matches. Santner’s magical spell of 5/59 showcased his ability to wreak havoc in the middle overs. With an average of 24.87 and an economy rate of 4.81, Santner’s consistency has provided crucial breakthroughs for the Kiwis, making him a vital cog in their World Cup campaign.
Shaheen Shah Afridi(Photo Source: Twitter )
Pakistan’s pace sensation, Shaheen Shah Afridi, has been a formidable force, claiming 16 wickets in 8 matches. Afridi’s lethal left-arm pace and his knack for taking wickets in crucial situations have been instrumental for Pakistan. With a best of 5/54 and an average of 25.56, Afridi has consistently troubled batsmen and provided the breakthroughs his team needed.
Jasprit Bumrah(Photo Source: Twitter )
India’s pace spearhead, Jasprit Bumrah, has lived up to his reputation as one of the world’s premier fast bowlers, scalping 15 wickets in 8 matches. Bumrah’s ability to bowl accurate yorkers and variations at the death has been a key asset for India. His best figures of 4/39 showcase his ability to precisely dismantle batting line-ups.
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