Leading wicket takers in World Cup 2023: As the World Cup 2023 reaches its midway point, it has been a thrilling tournament filled with surprises, notably Afghanistan and the Netherlands upsetting expectations, while India and South Africa have displayed dominant performances that have left spectators in awe. The competition has seen high-scoring matches, with scores consistently crossing the 300-run mark, and centuries being scored in nearly every other game. Although most bowlers have faced challenges, the top-quality ones have managed to make a significant impact, even in the face of stiff batting opposition.
Here are the top wicket-takers in the World Cup 2023
Mitchell Santner
According to Who is top wicket taker in World Cup 2023, Leading the list is New Zealand’s spinner, Mitchell Santner, who has claimed 12 wickets in just 5 matches. He boasts an impressive average of 16.91 and an economy rate of 4.25. Santner’s standout performance includes a five-wicket haul against the Netherlands.
Jasprit Bumrah
Jasprit Bumrah has undoubtedly been the standout bowler in the World Cup 2023. The Indian fast bowler, instrumental in India’s victory over Pakistan, has snatched 11 wickets with an average of 16.27 and an incredibly economical economy rate of 3.8. If Bumrah continues to perform consistently, he has a good chance of becoming the tournament’s top wicket-taker.
Dilshan Madushanka
A surprising presence in the top wicket-takers list is Sri Lanka’s left-arm seamer, Dilshan Madushanka. He has impressed with his ability to swing the new ball, securing 11 wickets in just 4 matches. Notably, he achieved a remarkable three-wicket haul against Australia, dismissing prominent batsmen David Warner and Steve Smith, and also claimed a four-wicket haul against the Netherlands.
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Matt Henry
Adapting well to the conditions in India, Matt Henry has excelled by employing scramble and wobble seam deliveries to generate seam movement. He has secured 10 wickets at an average of 21.7, contributing significantly to New Zealand’s bowling success in the tournament.
Kagiso Rabada
South Africa’s decision to deploy Kagiso Rabada as a first-change bowler has proved beneficial for both the team and the experienced fast bowler. Rabada has taken 10 wickets at an average of 21.9, with his best performance being a 3/33 spell that played a crucial role in South Africa’s victory over Australia.
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