As the ICC ODI World Cup’s 26th match is upcoming cricket fans are exploring the chances of Pakistan’s hold against South Africa. South Africa so far has shown great bowling skills as all of their bowlers are performing equally and picking up crucial wickets. As we approach the 25th match of the 2023 ICC ODI World Cup, it’s a fitting time to analyze the Top Wicket Takers from the South African team.
Kagiso Rabada (Photo Source: Getty Images )
Known for his express pace and deadly accuracy, Kagiso Rabada has once again proven his mettle on the biggest stage. In the five matches he has played so far, Rabada has bowled 245 deliveries and picked up ten crucial wickets at an impressive average of 21.90. His best bowling figures of 3/33 are a testament to his ability to break through the opposition’s batting line-up. With an economy rate of 5.36 and a strike rate of 24.50, Rabada has been a potent force for South Africa in the ICC ODI World Cup 2023.
George Coetzee (Photo Source: Getty Images )
George Coetzee has been another vital cog in South Africa’s bowling machinery during this World Cup. In his four matches, he has bowled 186 deliveries and, like Rabada, claimed ten wickets. Coetzee’s best figures of 3/35 indicate his knack for taking crucial wickets when needed. His average of 22.20 and economy rate of 7.16 demonstrate his consistency and ability to contain the opposition’s scoring.
Marco Jansen (Photo Source: Getty Images )
A rising star, Marchant Jansen, has been a revelation for South Africa in this World Cup. In the five matches he’s played, Jansen has sent down 228 deliveries and, just like Rabada and Coetzee, has ten wickets to his name. His best bowling figures of 2/27 indicate his ability to make breakthroughs, even in challenging conditions. Jansen’s average of 24.70 and economy rate of 6.50 highlight his potential as a future star in South African cricket.
Keshav Maharaj (Photo Source: Getty Images )
Keshav Maharaj, the left-arm spinner, has also made his presence felt in the World Cup 2023. In his five matches, he has bowled 246 deliveries and claimed seven vital wickets. His best figures of 2/30 show his effectiveness in the middle overs. Maharaj’s average of 27.00 and economy rate of 4.60 indicate his ability to control the game.
Lungi Ngidi (Photo Source: Getty Images )
Another pace sensation, Lungi Ngidi, has played a significant role in South Africa’s bowling department. In four matches, he has bowled 180 deliveries and taken six wickets. His best figures of 2/26 underline his ability to strike at crucial junctures. With an average of 25.00 and an economy rate of 5.00, Ngidi has been a dependable performer for the Proteas.
Tabraiz Shamsi (Photo Source: Getty Images )
While he has played only one match so far in the 2023 World Cup, Tabraiz Shamsi showed his spin prowess by picking up two wickets in just 47 deliveries. His best figures of 2/38 demonstrate his ability to trouble the batsmen with his variations. Shamsi’s economy rate of 4.85 and a strike rate of 23.50 highlight his potential to be a game-changer in the tournament.
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