Wickets Taken by Indian Bowlers in the ICC World Cup 2023, till 44th Match

Indian Bowlers are the best of the World Cup. They are the reason India is so dominant and unbeaten still now in the group stage. In this blog post, we are going to analyze the best bowling unit of WC, dissecting the statistics and unraveling the key contributors in the first 8 matches of WC 2023.

Mohammed Shami

Mohammed Shami (Photo Source: Twitter)

Mohammed Shami has been the spearhead of the Indian bowling attack in the ICC World Cup 2023, setting the stage on fire with his exceptional skills. In the four matches he has played, Shami has claimed an impressive 16 wickets, averaging 7.00. His best figures of 5/18 against a formidable opponent showcase his ability to perform under pressure. With an economy rate of 4.30 and a strike rate of 9.75, Shami has consistently delivered crucial breakthroughs for the team.

Jasprit Jasbirsingh Bumrah

Jasprit Jasbirsingh Bumrah (Photo Source: Twitter )

JJ Bumrah, known for his unorthodox yet effective bowling style, has been a vital asset for India in this World Cup. With 15 wickets in 8 matches, Bumrah has consistently troubled batsmen. His best figures of 4/39 came in a crucial encounter, emphasizing his ability to deliver in crunch situations. Bumrah’s economy rate of 3.65 and a strike rate of 25.53 highlight his accuracy and knack for breaking partnerships.

Ravindra Jadeja

Ravindra Jadeja (Photo Source: Twitter )

Ravindra Jadeja, the spin wizard, has weaved his magic in the World Cup, claiming 14 wickets in 8 matches. His five-wicket haul (5/33) showcased his ability to outfox batsmen with spin and subtle variations. With an average of 17.35, an economy rate of 3.76, and a strike rate of 27.64, Jadeja has been a consistent wicket-taking threat, providing crucial breakthroughs in the middle overs.

Kuldeep Yadav

Kuldeep Yadav (Photo Source: Twitter )

Kuldeep Yadav, though with a comparatively modest tally of 12 wickets, has played a crucial role in restricting opposition. His best figures of 2/7 came in a match where his economical bowling strangled the opposition. With an average of 22.58, an economy rate of 4.15, and a strike rate of 32.58, Kuldeep has complemented the pace attack effectively, adding diversity to the Indian bowling arsenal.

Mohammed Siraj

Mohammed Siraj (Photo Source: Twitter )

Mohammed Siraj has emerged as a promising fast bowler for India in this World Cup. With 10 wickets in 8 matches, Siraj has shown the ability to pick key wickets at crucial junctures. His best figures of 3/16 highlight his knack for breaking partnerships. While his economy rate is on the higher side at 5.23, Siraj’s strike rate of 36.30 indicates his potential to make breakthroughs.

Hardik Pandya, Shardul Thakur, and Ravichandran Ashwin

Shardul Thakur and Ravichandran Ashwin (Photo Source: Twitter )

Hardik Pandya, Shardul Thakur, and Ravichandran Ashwin have played supporting roles in the Indian bowling unit. Pandya’s five wickets in four matches, with an economy rate of 6.84, showcase his ability to contribute with both bat and ball. Thakur and Ashwin, with two and one wickets respectively, have played limited but impactful roles when given the opportunity.