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Most Wickets in a Single ODI World Cup: Who Will Take the Most Wickets in the 2023 ODI World Cup?

by Nitesh Mathur | Sep 25, 2023 | Article Index, ODI World Cup, Records

Who has taken the most wickets in a single ODI World Cup?

Let’s get to the facts right away!

Key Takeaways

Mitchell Starc (27) and Glenn McGrath (26) have taken the most wickets in a single ODI Cricket World Cup in 2019 & 2007 respectively.
Among the Top 17 most wicket takers in one CWC (Cricket World Cup), Mitchell Starc had an insane 2015 World Cup – 10.18 average, 17.40 strike rate, and 3.50 economy – the best stats in all departments.
Shahid Afridi in 2011 took 5 wickets twice & 4 wickets twice as well, the most for any bowler. On the flip side, Glenn McGrath took 4-wickets or above zero times in his astonishing run to 26 wickets in 2007.
Australians have featured as the top wicket-taker in an ODI World Cup on six out of the 12 occasions. Glenn McGrath & Mitchell Starc both appear twice.

Player	Wickets	World Cup
Mitchell Starc	27	2019 CWC
Glenn McGrath	26	2007 CWC
Chaminda Vaas	23	2003 CWC
Muttiah Muralitharan	23	2007 CWC
Shaun Tait	23	2007 CWC
Mitchell Starc	22	2015 CWC
Trent Boult	22	2015 CWC
Brett Lee	22	2003 CWC
Shahid Afridi	21	2011 CWC
Glenn McGrath	21	2003 CWC

Evolution of the Most Wickets in a Single World Cup (1975-2023)

1975: Gary Gilmour (Australia) – 11
1979: Mike Hendrick (England) – 10
1983: Roger Binny (India) – 18
1987: Craig McDermott (Australia) – 18
1992: Wasim Akram (Pakistan) – 18
1996: Anil Kumble (India) – 15
1999: Geoff Allott (New Zealand), Shane Warne (Australia) – 20
2003: Chaminda Vaas (Sri Lanka) – 23
2007: Glenn McGrath (Australia) – 26
2011: Shahid Afridi (Pakistan), Zaheer Khan (India) – 21
2015: Mitchell Starc (Australia), Trent Boult (New Zealand) – 22
2019: Mitchell Starc (Australia) – 27

List of Top 17 Wicket Takers in a Single ODI World Cup

We filtered with a cut-off of 20 wickets in a single world cup. 17 bowlers have taken 20 or more wickets in a cricket world cup. Here is the complete list.

1. Mitchell Starc (Australia) – 27 Wickets, 2019 ODI World Cup

Innings: 27
Overs/Balls Bowled: 92.2 Overs (554 Balls)
Average/SR: 18.59/20.51
Economy: 5.43
Best Figures: 5/26
4/5 Wicket Hauls: 2/2

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2. Glenn McGrath (Australia) – 26 Wickets, 2007 ODI World Cup

Innings: 11
Overs/Balls Bowled: 80.5 Overs (485 Balls)
Average/SR: 13.73/18.65
Economy: 4.41
Best Figures: 3/14
4/5 Wicket Hauls: 0/0

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3. Chaminda Vaas (Sri Lanka) – 23 Wickets, 2003 ODI World Cup

Innings: 10
Overs/Balls Bowled: 88.0 Overs (528 Balls)
Average/SR: 14.39/22.95
Economy: 3.76
Best Figures: 6/25
4/5 Wicket Hauls: 1/1

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4. Muttiah Muralitharan (Sri Lanka) – 23 Wickets, 2007 ODI World Cup

Innings: 10
Overs/Balls Bowled: 84.4 Overs (508 Balls)
Average/SR: 15.26/22.08
Economy: 4.14
Best Figures: 4/19
4/5 Wicket Hauls: 2/0

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5. Shaun Tait (Australia) – 23 Wickets, 2007 ODI World Cup

Innings: 11
Overs/Balls Bowled: 84.3 Overs (507 Balls)
Average/SR: 20.30/22.04
Economy: 5.52
Best Figures: 4/39
4/5 Wicket Hauls: 1/0

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6. Mitchell Starc (Australia) – 22 Wickets, 2015 ODI World Cup

Innings: 8
Overs/Balls Bowled: 63.5 Overs (383 Balls)
Average/SR: 10.18/17.40
Economy: 3.50
Best Figures: 6/28
4/5 Wicket Hauls: 1/1

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7. Trent Boult (New Zealand) – 22 Wickets, 2015 ODI World Cup

Innings: 9
Overs/Balls Bowled: 85.0 Overs (510 Balls)
Average/SR: 16.86/23.18
Economy: 4.36
Best Figures: 5/27
4/5 Wicket Hauls: 1/1

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8. Brett Lee (Australia) – 22 Wickets, 2003 ODI World Cup

Innings: 10
Overs/Balls Bowled: 83.1 Overs (499 Balls)
Average/SR: 17.90/22.68
Economy: 4.73
Best Figures: 5/42
4/5 Wicket Hauls: 0/1

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9. Shahid Afridi (Pakistan) – 21 Wickets, 2011 ODI World Cup

Innings: 8
Overs/Balls Bowled: 74.3 Overs (447 Balls)
Average/SR: 12.85/21.88
Economy: 3.62
Best Figures: 5/16
4/5 Wicket Hauls: 2/2

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10. Glenn McGrath (Australia) – 21 Wickets, 2003 ODI World Cup

Innings: 11
Overs/Balls Bowled: 87.0 Overs (522 Balls)
Average/SR: 14.76/24.85
Economy: 3.56
Best Figures: 7/15
4/5 Wicket Hauls: 0/1

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11. Brad Hogg (Australia) – 21 Wickets, 2007 ODI World Cup

Innings: 11
Overs/Balls Bowled: 82.5 Overs (497 Balls)
Average/SR: 15.80/23.66
Economy: 4.00
Best Figures: 4/27
4/5 Wicket Hauls: 2/0

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12. Zaheer Khan (India) – 21 Wickets, 2011 ODI World Cup

Innings: 9
Overs/Balls Bowled: 81.3 Overs (489 Balls)
Average/SR: 18.76/23.28
Economy: 4.83
Best Figures: 3/20
4/5 Wicket Hauls: 0/0

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13. Lockie Ferguson (New Zealand) – 21 Wickets, 2019 ODI World Cup

Innings: 9
Overs/Balls Bowled: 83.4 Overs (502 Balls)
Average/SR: 19.47/23.90
Economy: 4.88
Best Figures: 4/37
4/5 Wicket Hauls: 1/0

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14. Geoff Allott (New Zealand) – 20 Wickets, 1999 ODI World Cup

Innings: 9
Overs/Balls Bowled: 87.4 Overs (526 Balls)
Average/SR: 16.25/26.30
Economy: 3.70
Best Figures: 4/37
4/5 Wicket Hauls: 2/0

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15. Shane Warne (Australia) – 20 Wickets, 1999 ODI World Cup

Innings:10
Overs/Balls Bowled: 94.2 Overs (566 Balls)
Average/SR: 18.05/28.30
Economy: 3.82
Best Figures: 4/29
4/5 Wicket Hauls: 2/0

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16. Jofra Archer (England) – 20 Wickets, 2019 ODI World Cup

Innings: 11
Overs/Balls Bowled: 100.5 Overs (605 Balls)
Average/SR: 23.05/30.25
Economy: 4.57
Best Figures: 3/27
4/5 Wicket Hauls: 0/0

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17. Mustafizur Rahman (Bangladesh) – 20 Wickets, 2019 ODI World Cup

Innings: 8
Overs/Balls Bowled: 72.1 Overs (433 Balls)
Average/SR: 24.20/21.65
Economy: 6.70
Best Figures: 5/59
4/5 Wicket Hauls: 0/2

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Honorable Mentions:

18 Wickets: Lasith Malinga (2007), Tim Southee (2011), Umesh Yadav (2015), Roger Binny (1983), Wasim Akram (1992), Craig McDermott -(1987), Glenn McGrath (1999), Jasprit Bumrah (2019), Zaheer Khan (2003), Mark Wood (2019)

Final Thoughts

Glenn McGrath & Mitchell Starc have become legends in the World Cup due to their bowling exploits.

Starc has a chance to become the undisputed leader of World Cup bowling in 2023, but will we find new faces this time around?

Also Read: Who Has Taken the Most Number of Wickets in the Cricket World Cup? | List of the Highest Wicket Takers in Men’s ODI Cricket World Cup (1975-2019)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Who has taken the most wickets in a single cricket World Cup?

Mtichell Starc (27 in 2015 CWC) & Glenn McGrath (26 in 2007 CWC) are the most successful bowlers in the history of the cricket World Cup.

How many wickets did Zaheer Khan in the 2011 cricket World Cup?

Zaheer Khan took 21 wickets in the 2011 cricket world cup.

How many bowlers have taken 20 wickets in the cricket world cup?

17 bowlers have taken 20 or more wickets in the ODI World Cup.

© Copyright @Nitesh Mathur and Broken Cricket Dreams, LLC 2023. Originally published on 09/25/2023. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material without express and written permission from this site’s author and/or owner is strictly prohibited. Excerpts and links may be used, provided that full and clear credit is given to Broken Cricket Dreams with appropriate and specific direction to the original content (i.e. linked to the exact post/article).

Top 25 Highest Individual Scores in ODI World Cup: Who Will be the Highest Scorer in the 2023 Cricket World Cup?

by Nitesh Mathur | Sep 24, 2023 | Article Index, ODI World Cup, Records

Do you remember the highest individual scores in ODI World Cup? What are some of the best World Cup knocks?

The World Cup is right around the corner, so I thought I would help you refresh some of the golden memories of earlier World Cups.

Let’s dive right in.

Key Takeaways

Martin Guptill (237*), Chris Gayle (214), and Gary Kirsten (188*) hold the record for the higest individual scores in ODI World Cup.
Among the Top 25 highest scores in the World Cup, only Adam Gilchrist’s 149 (Final) Martin Guptill’s 237 (quarter finals), came in knockout rounds. Matthew Hayden’s 158 came in the Super Eight Stage while all others took place during the group stage.
Batters from Australia (5) feature in this list the most followed by India & South Affrica (4), New Zealand & England (3), West Indies (2), and Zimbabwe, Scotland, Pakistan & Sri Lanka (1).
The 2015 ODI World Cup was by far the best for batters – with 7 of the highest all-time scores coming in that World Cup. It is followed by the 2019 CWC (5 scores), 2007 (3), 2011, 2003, 1996 (2), and 1999, 1983, 1987, 1975 with one each.
Once again, the 2015 CWC saw the highest ever score (237*), while the 1992 CWC had the least highest top score (119*).
There have been 22 150+ scores and two double centuries in the ODI Cricket World Cup.

List of Top 10 Highest Scores in Cricket World Cup

The entire list of Top 25 and details are featured below, but here is a snippet of the Top 10 highest scores in the ODI Worl Cup.

Player	Score	Opposition	World Cup
Martin Guptill	237*	West Indies	2015
Chris Gayle	215	Zimbabwe	2015
Gary Kirsten	188*	UAE	1996
Sourav Ganguly	183	Sri Lanka	1999
Sir Vivian Richards	181	Sri Lanka	1987
David Warner	178	Afghanistan	2015
Kapil Dev	175*	Zimbabwe	1983
Virender Sehwag	175	Bangladesh	2011
Craig Wishart	172*	Namibia	2003
Glenn Turner	171*	East Africa	1975

Evolution of the Highest Individual Scores in ODI Cricket World Cup (1975-2019)

1975: Glenn Turner (New Zealand) – 171* vs East Africa
1979: Sir Vivian Richards (West Indies) – 138* vs England
1983: Kapil Dev (India) – 175* vs Zimbabwe
1987: Sir Vivian Richards (West Indies) – 181 vs Sri Lanka
1992: Rameez Raza (Pakistan) – 119* vs New Zealand
1996: Gary Kirsten (South Africa) – 188* vs UAE
1999: Sourav Ganguly (India) – 183 vs Sri Lanka
2003: Craig Wishart (Zimbabwe) – 172* vs Namibia
2007: Imran Nazir (Pakistan) – 160 vs Zimbabwe
2011: Virender Sehwag (India) – 175 vs Bangladesh
2015: Martin Guptill (New Zealand) – 237* vs West Indies
2019: David Warner (Australia) – 166 vs Bangladesh

Top 25 Highest Scores in Cricket World Cup: Best World Cup Innings

1. Martin Guptill (New Zealand) – 237* vs West Indies, 2015

Score: 237* (163)
Fours/Sixes: 24/11
Venue: Wellington, New Zealand
Date: 21 March, 2015
Stage: Quarter Final

Scorecard: NZ vs WI, ICC Cricket World Cup 2014/15, 4th Quarter-Final at Wellington, March 21, 2015

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2. Chris Gayle (West Indies) – 215 vs Zimbabwe, 2015

Score: 215 (147)
Fours/Sixes: 10/16
Venue: Canberra, Australia
Date: 24 February 2015
Stage: Group Stage

Scorecard: WI vs ZIM, ICC Cricket World Cup 2014/15, 15th Match, Pool B at Canberra, February 24, 2015

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3. Gary Kirsten (South Africa) – 188* vs U.A.E., 1996

Score: 188* (159)
Fours/Sixes: 13/4
Venue: Rawalpindi, Pakistan
Date: 16 February 1996
Stage: Group Stage

Scorecard:SA vs UAE, Wills World Cup 1995/96, 2nd Match at Rawalpindi, February 16, 1996

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4. Sourav Ganguly (India) – 183 vs Sri Lanka, 1999

Score: 183 (158)
Fours/Sixes: 7/7
Venue: Taunton, England
Date: 26 May 1999
Stage: Group Stage

Scorecard: IND vs SL, ICC World Cup 1999, 21st Match at Taunton, May 26, 1999

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5. Sir Vivian Richards (West Indies) – 181 vs Sri Lanka, 1987

Score: 181 (125)
Fours/Sixes: 16/7
Venue: Karachi, Pakistan
Date: 13 October 1987
Stage: Group Stage

Scorecard: WI vs SL, Reliance World Cup 1987/88, 7th Match at Karachi, October 13, 1987

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6. David Warner (Australia) – 178 vs Afghanistan, 2015

Score: 178 (133)
Fours/Sixes: 19/5
Venue: Perth, Australia
Date: 4 March, 2015
Stage: Group Stage

Scorecard: AUS vs AFG, ICC Cricket World Cup 2014/15, 26th Match, Pool A at Perth, March 04, 2015

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7. Kapil Dev (India) – 175 * vs Zimbabwe, 1983

Score: 175* (138)
Fours/Sixes:16/6
Venue: Tunbridge Wells, England
Date: 18 June 1983
Stage: Group Stage

Scorecard: IND vs ZIM, Prudential World Cup 1983, 20th Match at Tunbridge Wells, June 18, 1983

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8. Virender Sehwag (India) – 175 vs Bangladesh, 2011

Score: 175 (140)
Fours/Sixes:14/5
Venue: Mirpur, Bangladesh
Date: 19 February, 2011
Stage: Group Stage

Scorecard: IND vs BAN, ICC Cricket World Cup 2010/11, 1st Match, Group B at Dhaka, February 19, 2011

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9. Craig Wishart (Zimbabwe) – 172* vs Namibia, 2003

Score: 172* (151)
Fours/Sixes:18/3
Venue: Harare, Zimbabwe
Date: 10 February 2003
Stage: Group Stage

Scorecard: ZIM vs NAM, ICC World Cup 2002/03, 2nd Match at Harare, February 10, 2003

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10. Glenn Turner (New Zealand) – 171* vs East Africa, 1975

Score: 171* (201)
Fours/Sixes:16/2
Venue: Birmingham, England
Date: 7 June, 1975
Stage: Group Stage

Scorecard: NZ vs EAf, Prudential World Cup 1975, 2nd Match at Birmingham, June 07, 1975

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11. David Warner (Australia) – 166 vs Bangladesh, 2019

Score: 166 (147)
Fours/Sixes: 14/5
Venue: Nottingham, England
Date: 20 June 2019
Stage: Group Stage

Scorecard: AUS vs BAN, ICC Cricket World Cup 2019, 26th match at Nottingham, June 20, 2019

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12. AB de Villiers (South Africa) – 162* vs West Indies, 2015

Score: 162* (66)
Fours/Sixes:17/8
Venue: Sydney, Australia
Date: 27 February 2015
Stage: Group Stage

Scorecard: SA vs WI, ICC Cricket World Cup 2014/15, 19th Match, Pool B at Sydney, February 27, 2015

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13. Tillakaratne Dilshan (Sri Lanka) – 161* vs Bangladesh, 2015

Score: 161* (146)
Fours/Sixes: 22/0
Venue: Melbourne, Australia
Date: 26 February 2015
Stage: Group Stage

Scorecard: SL vs BAN, ICC Cricket World Cup 2014/15, 18th Match, Pool A at Melbourne, February 26, 2015

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14. Andrew Hudson (South Africa) – 161 vs Netherlands, 1996

Score: 161 (132)
Fours/Sixes: 13/4
Venue: Rawalpindi, Pakistan
Date: 5 March 1996
Stage: Group Stage

Scorecard: SA vs NED, Wills World Cup 1995/96, 27th Match at Rawalpindi, March 05, 1996

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15. Imran Nazir (Pakistan) – 160 vs Zimbabwe, 2007

Score: 160 (121)
Fours/Sixes: 14/8
Venue: Kingston, Jamaica (West Indies)
Date: 21 March 2007
Stage: Group Stage

Scorecard: PAK vs ZIM, ICC World Cup 2006/07, 17th Match, Group D at Kingston, March 21, 2007

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16. Hashim Amla (South Africa) – 159 vs Ireland, 2015

Score: 159 (128)
Fours/Sixes: 16/4
Venue: Canberra, Australia
Date: 3 March 2015
Stage: Group Stage

Scorecard: SA vs IRE, ICC Cricket World Cup 2014/15, 24th Match, Pool B at Canberra, March 03, 2015

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17. Matthew Hayden (Australia) – 158 vs West Indies, 2007

Score: 158 (143)
Fours/Sixes: 14/4
Venue: North Sound, Antigua & Barbuda (West Indies)
Date: 27 March 2007
Stage: Super Eights

Scorecard: AUS vs WI, ICC World Cup 2006/07, 25th Match, Super Eights at North Sound, March 27 – 28, 2007

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18. Andrew Strauss (England) – 158 vs India, 2011

Score: 158 (143)
Fours/Sixes: 14/4
Venue: Bengaluru, India
Date: 27 February 2011
Stage: Group Stage

Scorecard: IND vs ENG, ICC Cricket World Cup 2010/11, 11th Match, Group B at Bengaluru, February 27, 2011

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19. Kyle Coetzer (Scotland) – 156 vs Bangladesh, 2015

Score: 156 (134)
Fours/Sixes: 17/4
Venue: Nelson, New Zealand
Date: 5 March 2015
Stage: Group Stage

Scorecard: SCOT vs BAN, ICC Cricket World Cup 2014/15, 27th Match, Pool A at Nelson, March 05, 2015

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20. Jason Roy (England) – 153 vs Bangladesh, 2019

Score: 153 (121)
Sixes/Fours: 14/5
Venue: Cardiff, Wales
Date: 8 June 2019
Stage: Group Stage

Scorecard: ENG vs BAN, ICC Cricket World Cup 2019, 12th match at Cardiff, June 08, 2019

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21. Aaron Finch (Australia) – 153 vs Sri Lanka, 2019

Score: 153 (132)
Fours/Sixes: 15/5
Venue: The Oval, England
Date: 15 June 2019
Stage: Group Stage

Scorecard: AUS vs SL, ICC Cricket World Cup 2019, 20th match at London, June 15, 2019

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22. Sachin Tendulkar (India) – 152 vs Namibia, 2003

Score: 152 (151)
Fours/Sixes: 18/0
Venue: Pietermaritzburg, South Africa
Date: 23 February 2003
Stage: Group Stage

Scorecard: IND vs NAM, ICC World Cup 2002/03, 25th Match at Pietermaritzburg, February 23, 2003

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23. Adam Gilchrist (Australia) – 149 vs Sri Lanka, 2007

Score: 149 (104)
Fours/Sixes:13/8
Venue: Bridgetown, Barbados (West Indies)
Date: 28 April 2007
Stage: Final

Scorecard: AUS vs SL, ICC World Cup 2006/07, Final at Bridgetown, April 28, 2007

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24. Eoin Morgan (England) – 148 vs Afghanistan (2019)

Score: 148 (71)
Fours/Sixes:4/17
Venue: Manchester, England
Date: 18 June 2019
Stage: Group Stage

Scorecard: ENG vs AFG, ICC Cricket World Cup 2019, 24th match at Manchester

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25. Kane Williamson (New Zealand) – 148 vs South Africa (2019)

Score: 148 (154)
Fours/Sixes: 14/1
Venue: Manchester, England
Date: 22 June 2019
Stage: Group Stage

Scorecard: NZ vs WI, ICC Cricket World Cup 2019, 29th match at Manchester, June 22, 2019

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Final Thoughts

World Cups are remembered by individual knocks.

I will never forget Guptill’s 237*. It just seemed too good to be true.

Can anyone in the 2023 World Cup beat this record? Let us know below!

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Who have scored the highest individual scores in the ODI Cricket World Cup?

Martin Guptill (237*), Chris Gayle (215), and Gary Kirsten (188*) are the Top 3 for the highest individual scores in the ODI Cricket World since 1975.

Which Cricket World Cup had the individual highest scores?

The 2015 ODI Cricket World Cup featured 7 of the Top 25 all-time highest individual scores in the ODI World Cup. This included Martin Guptill (237), Chris Gayle (215), David Warner (178), AB De Villiers (162*), Tillakaratne Dilshan (161*), Hashim Amla (159), and Kyle Coetzer (156).

© Copyright @Nitesh Mathur and Broken Cricket Dreams, LLC 2023. Originally published on 09/23/2023. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material without express and written permission from this site’s author and/or owner is strictly prohibited. Excerpts and links may be used, provided that full and clear credit is given to Broken Cricket Dreams with appropriate and specific direction to the original content (i.e. linked to the exact post/article).

Top 10 Most Centuries in ODI Cricket World Cup: Can You Guess Who has Scored the Most CWC Hundreds?

by Nitesh Mathur | Sep 24, 2023 | Article Index, ODI World Cup, Records

Who has scored the most centuries ODI Cricket World Cup?

Here is a quick answer: Rohit Sharma & Sachin Tendulkar have scored the joint highest number of hundreds in ODI Cricket World Cups at 6 centuries each.

Rohit Sharma has a chance to go ahead of the pack by scoring more hundreds in the upcoming 2023 ODI Cricket World Cup.

Key Takeaways

10 cricketers have scored 4 or more centuries in the ODI Cricket World Cup. Rohit Sharma & Sachin Tendulkar lead the pack with 6 each, with Kumar Sangakkara, Ricky Ponting, and David Warner close behind with 5 each.
Sri Lanka, India, and Australia have 3 representatives each from this list while South Africa has only one in AB de Villiers
Rohit Sharma and David Warner are the only current players in the list. Joe Root is currently sitting at 3 World Cup tons.

Player	Team	Hundreds
Rohit Sharma	India	6
Sachin Tendulkar	India	6
Kumar Sangakkara	Sri Lanka	5
Ricky Ponting	Australia	5
David Warner	Australia	5
Sourav Ganguly	India	4
AB de Villiers	South Africa	4
Mark Waugh	Australia	4
Tillakaratne Dilshan	Sri Lanka	4
Mahela Jayawardene	Sri Lanka	4

1. Rohit Sharma (India) – 6

Matches/Innings: 17/17
WCs Played: 2015, 2019
Runs: 978
100s/50s: 6/3
Average/Strike Rate: 65.20/95.97

Rohit Sharma List of World Cup Hundreds

137 vs Bangladesh, Melbourne 2015
122* vs South Africa, Southampton 2019
140 vs Pakistan, Manchester 2019
102 vs England, Birmingham 2019
104 vs England, Birmingham 2019
103 vs Sri Lanka, Leeds 2019

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2. Sachin Tendulkar (India) – 6

Matches/Innings: 45/44
WCs Played: 1992, 1996, 1999, 2003, 2007, 2011
Runs: 2278
100s/50s: 6/15
Average/Strike Rate: 56.95/88.98

Sachin Tendulkar List of World Cup Hundreds

127* vs Kenya, Cuttack 1996
137 vs Sri Lanka, Delhi 1996
140* vs Kenya 1999
152 vs Namibia, Pietermaritzburg 2003
120 vs England, Bengaluru 2011
111 vs South Africa, Nagpur 2011

Also Read: Sachin Tendulkar Centuries (The Definitive Guide): Everything You Need To Know About Sachin Tendulkar’s Hundred 100s

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3. Kumar Sangakkara (Sri Lanka) – 5

Matches/Innings: 37/35
WCs Played: 2003, 2007, 2011, 2015
Runs: 1532
100s/50s: 5/7
Average/Strike Rate: 56.74/86.55

Kumar Sangakkara List of World Cup Hundreds

111 vs New Zealand, Wankhede 2011
104* vs Bangladesh, Melbourne 2015
117* vs England, Wellington 2015
104 vs Australia, Sydney 2015
124 vs Scotland, Hobart 2015

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4. Ricky Ponting (Australia) – 5

Matches/Innings: 46/42
WCs Played: 1996, 1999, 2003, 2007, 2011
Runs: 1743
100s/50s: 5/6
Average/Strike Rate: 45.86/79.95

Ricky Ponting List of World Cup Hundreds

102 vs West Indies, Jaipur 1996
114 vs Sri Lanka, Centurion 2003
140* vs India, Johanneseburg 2003
113 vs Scotland, Basseterre 2007
104 vs India, Ahmedabad 2011

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5. David Warner (Australia) – 4

Matches/Innings: 18/18
WCs Played: 2015, 2019
Runs: 992
100s/50s: 4/3
Average/Strike Rate: 62.00/98.12

David Warner List of World Cup Hundreds

178 vs Afghanistan, Perth 2015
107 vs Pakistan, Taunton 2019
166 vs Bangladesh, Nottingham 2019
122 vs South Africa, Manchester 2019

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6. Sourav Ganguly (India) – 4

Matches/Innings: 21/21
WCs Played: 1999, 2003, 2007
Runs: 1006
100s/50s: 4/3
Average/Strike Rate: 55.88/77.50

Sourav Ganguly List of World Cup Hundreds

183 vs Sri Lanka, Taunton 1999
112* vs Namibia, Pietermaritzburg 2003
107* vs Kenya, Cape Town 2003
111* vs Kenya, Durban 2003

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7. AB de Villiers (South Africa) – 4

Matches/Innings: 23/22
WCs Played: 2007, 2011, 2015
Runs: 1207
100s/50s: 4/6
Average/Strike Rate: 63.52/117.29

AB De Villiers List of World Cup Hundreds

146 vs West Indies, St. George’s 2007
107* vs West Indies, Delhi 2011
134 vs Netherlands, Mohali 2011
162* vs West Indies, Sydney 2015

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8. Mark Waugh (Australia) – 4

Matches/Innings: 23/22
WCs Played: 1992, 1996, 1999
Runs: 1004
100s/50s: 4/4
Average/Strike Rate: 52.84/83.73

Mark Waugh List of World Cup Hundreds

130 vs Kenya, Visakhapatnam 1996
126 vs India, Wankhede 1996
110 vs New Zealand, Chennai 1996
104 vs Zimbabwe, Lord’s 1999

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9. Tillakaratne Dilshan (Sri Lanka) – 4

Matches/Innings: 27/25
WCs Played: 2007, 2011, 2015
Runs: 1112
100s/50s: 4/4
Average/Strike Rate: 52.95/92.97

Tillakaratne Dilshan List of World Cup Hundreds

144 vs Zimbabwe, Pallekele 2011
108* vs England, Colombo 2011
151* vs Bangladesh, Melbourne 2015
104 vs Scotland, Hobart 2015

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10. Mahela Jayawardene (Sri Lanka) – 4

Matches/Innings: 40/34
WCs Played: 1999, 2003, 2007, 2011, 2015
Runs: 1100
100s/50s: 4/5
Average/Strike Rate: 345.48/85.93

Mahela Jayawardene List of World Cup Hundreds

115 vs New Zealand, Kingston 2007
100 vs Canada, Hambantota 2011
103* vs India, Wankhede 2011
100 vs Afghanistan, Dunedin 2015

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Cricketers with 3 Centuries in the ODI World Cup: Joe Root, Aaron Finch, Matthew Hayden, Vivian Richards, Saeed Anwar, Sanath Jayasuriya

Final Thoughts

All of these players have etched their legacy in stone with hundreds in the ODI World Cup.

Can Rohit Sharma and David Warner add to the list? What about Virat Kohli, Joe Root, and Kane Williamson?

Will we see a new generation of cricketers like Babar Azam & Shubman Gill take over in the 2023 Cricket World Cup?

Only time will tell. Until then, let’s enjoy what we have.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Who has scored the most centuries in ODI Cricket World Cup?

Rohit Sharma & Sachin Tendulkar have scored 5 hundreds in the ODI Cricket World Cup.

Which active cricketers have the most World Cup hundreds?

Rohit Sharma (6), David Warner (5), and Joe Root (3) are the active cricketers with most ODI World Cup centuries to their names.

How many World Cup centuries did Sachin Tendulkar hit?

Sachin Tendulkar hit 6 hundreds in the ODI Cricket World Cup – two in 1996, 1 in 1999, 1 in 2003, and two again in 2011.

Bangladesh Cricket Schedule 2023 Cricket World Cup (The Complete Guide): ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 Bangladesh’s Fixtures

by Nitesh Mathur | Sep 21, 2023 | Article Index, News, ODI World Cup

Bangladesh Cricket Schedule 2023 Cricket World Cup—The Complete Guide.

2019 was probably Bangladesh’s best ODI World Cup with Shakib Al Hasan’s all-round performance. However, they fizzled out at the end. Does their schedule allow them to play high intensity cricket all the way through?

Let’s find out together.

Key Takeaways from Bangladesh’s World Cup Schedule

Bangladesh begin their opening match against Afghanistan on October 7, 2023 and play their last group stage match against Australia on November 11, 2023.
Bangladesh play three 3-day games, more than any team in the tournament.
The Tigers will play two games at Dharamsala, Kolkata, and Pune. They also have one game scheduled in Mumbai (Wankhede), Chennai, and Delhi.

Cricket World Cup 2023 – Bangladesh Fixtures

Fixture	Opposition	Date (Local Time)	Venue
Bang vs Afg	Afghanistan	October 7, 2023 (10:30 AM)	Dharamsala
Bang vs Eng	England	October 10, 2023 (10:30 AM)	Dharamsala
Bang vs NZ	New Zealand	October 13, 2023 (2 PM)	Chennai
Bang vs Ind	India	October 19, 2023 (2 PM)	Pune
Bang vs SA	South Africa	October 24, 2023 (2 PM)	Mumbai
Bang vs Ned	Netherlands	October 28, 2023 (2 PM)	Kolkata
Bang vs Pak	Pakistan	October 31, 2023 (2 PM)	Kolkata
Bang vs SL	Sri Lanka	November 6, 2023 (2 PM)	Delhi
Bang vs Aus	Australia	November 11, 2023 (10:30 AM)	Pune

Also Read: Bangladesh Asia Cup 2023 Squad Breakdown: Which of the 19-men will make the Bangladesh 2023 World Cup Squad?, Gentleman’s Game No More: Shakib Al Hasan & Ollie Robinson Highlight Larger Disciplinary Issue, Why Shakib And Co are the True Fab 5 of this Era

Bangladesh Cricket Schedule 2023 Cricket World Cup: List of Bangladesh’ World Cup Fixtures

1. Bangladesh vs Afghanistan – Oct 7, 2023

Bang vs Afg 2023 ODI World Cup Details

Venue: Dharamsala
Stadium: Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium
Time: 2:00 PM Local (8:30 AM GMT)

Bang vs Afg 2023 Preview

In Dharamsala, Bangladesh’s new energized pace attack will have an upper hand.

Check Out: Afghanistan Cricket Schedule 2023 Cricket World Cup (The Complete Guide): ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 Afghanistan’s Fixtures

2. Bangladesh vs England – Oct 10, 2023

Bang vs Eng 2023 ODI World Cup Details

Venue: Dharamsala
Stadium: Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium
Time: 2:00 PM Local (8:30 AM GMT)

Bang vs Eng 2023 Preview

England 2023 and England 2015 are miles apart. That’s all you need to know between an Eng-Bangladesh WC match.

Check Out:

3. Bangladesh vs New Zealand – Oct 13, 2023

Bang vs NZ 2023 ODI World Cup Details

Venue: Chennai
Stadium: MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk
Time: 2:00 PM Local (8:30 AM GMT)

Bang vs NZ 2023 Preview

Bangladesh’s spin might suffocate New Zealand in a low scoring thriller. Look out for Shakib, Mehidy Hasan, and Mahedi Hasan bowling in tandem.

Check Out: New Zealand Cricket Schedule 2023 Cricket World Cup (The Complete Guide): ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 New Zealand’s Fixtures

4. Bangladesh vs India – Oct 19, 2023

Bang vs Ind 2023 ODI World Cup Details

Venue: Pune
Stadium: Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium
Time: 2:00 PM Local (8:30 AM GMT)

Bang vs Ind 2023 Preview

India has the edge on paper, but Bangladesh’s spin and middle order experience of Mushfiqur & Shakib might make this a close battle.

Check Out: India Cricket Schedule 2023 Cricket World Cup (The Complete Guide): ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 India’s Fixtures

5. Bangladesh vs South Africa – Oct 24, 2023

Bang vs SA 2023 ODI World Cup Details

Venue: Mumbai
Stadium: Wankhede Stadium
Time: 2:00 PM Local (8:30 AM GMT)

Bang vs SA 2023 Preview

South Africa’s batting is too explosive to struggle on a Wankhede pitch.

Check Out: South Africa Cricket Schedule 2023 Cricket World Cup (The Complete Guide): ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 South Africa’s Fixtures

6. Bangladesh vs Netherlands – Oct 28, 2023

Bang vs Ned 2023 ODI World Cup Details

Venue: Kolkata
Stadium: Eden Gardens
Time: 2:00 PM Local (8:30 AM GMT)

Bang vs Ned 2023 Preview

Shakib & Liton Das have played IPL for KKR. At Kolkata, expect home support for the Tigers.

Check Out: Netherlands Cricket Schedule 2023 Cricket World Cup (The Complete Guide): ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 Netherlands’ Fixtures

7. Bangladesh vs Pakistan – Oct 31, 2023

Bang vs Pak 2023 ODI World Cup Details

Venue: Kolkata
Stadium: Eden Gardens
Time: 2:00 PM Local (8:30 AM GMT)

Bang vs Pak 2023 Preview

With back-to-back matches at the Eden Gardens, Bangladesh holds a slight edge.

Check Out: Pakistan fixtures

8. Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka – Nov 6, 2023

Bang vs SL 2023 ODI World Cup Details

Venue: Delhi
Stadium: Arun Jaitley Stadium
Time: 2:00 PM Local (8:30 AM GMT)

Bang vs SL 2023 Preview

Both teams have spin experts, and Delhi may be the perfect conditions for both sides. Could be one of the closest matches of the tournament.

Check Out: Sri Lanka Cricket Schedule 2023 Cricket World Cup (The Complete Guide): ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 Sri Lanka’s Fixtures

9. Bangladesh vs Australia – Nov 11, 2023

Bang vs Aus 2023 ODI World Cup Details

Venue: Pune
Stadium: Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium
Time: 2:00 PM Local (8:30 AM GMT)

Bang vs Aus 2023 Preview

Depending on how the tournament turns out, this match could either be a closely fought intense match or a one-sided no consequence match.

Check Out: Australia Cricket Schedule 2023 Cricket World Cup (The Complete Guide): ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 Australia’s Fixtures

Final Thoughts

Bangladesh have had a steady few years in ODI cricket. They have been rising since 2015 and ended in the Top 2 of the ODI Super League. However, their fortunes have dipped this year with the batting not pulling their

Also Read: ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 Schedule (Complete Guide): What is the Schedule of Each Team for the 2023 ODI World Cup?

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) – Bangladesh Cricket Schedule 2023 Cricket World Cup

When is Bangladesh’s first match in the 2023 cricket World Cup?

Bangladesh’s first match is on October 7th, 2023 against Afghanistan.

Can Bangladesh defeat India in the 2023 Cricket World Cup?

Bangladesh surely have the potential to defeat India. It will be tough, but with spin conditions in Pune, Bangladesh may have a chance in a low scoring thriller.

When will Bangladesh play Sri Lanka in the 2023 Cricket World Cup?

Bangladesh will play archrivals, Sri Lanka, on November 6, 2023.

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Afghanistan Cricket Schedule 2023 Cricket World Cup (The Complete Guide): ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 Afghanistan’s Fixtures

by Nitesh Mathur | Sep 20, 2023 | Article Index, News, ODI World Cup

Afghanistan Cricket Schedule 2023 Cricket World Cup—The Complete Guide.

Afghanistan had a horrible 2019 World Cup. They have been steadily rising, but can they finally leave their mark in an ODI World Cup?

Let’s dive right in.

Key Takeaways from Afghanistan’s World Cup Schedule

Afghanistan begin their opening match against Bangladesh on October 7, 2023 and play their last group stage match against South Africa on November 10, 2023.
Except one, all of Netherlands’ matches are Day-Night affairs, scheduled to begin at 2 PM local time. The only day game is their opening game against Bangladesh in Dharamsala.
Afghanistan will play two games at Chennai and Delhi, while Dharamsala, Pune, Lucknow, Mumbai (Wankhede), and Ahmedabad will host one each.

Cricket World Cup 2023 – Afghanistan Fixtures

Fixture	Opposition	Date (Local Time)	Venue
Afg vs Bang	Bangladesh	October 7, 2023 (10:30 AM)	Dharamsala
Afg vs Ind	India	October 11, 2023 (2 PM)	Delhi
Afg vs Eng	England	October 15, 2023 (2 PM)	Delhi
Afg vs NZ	New Zealand	October 18, 2023 (2 PM)	Chennai
Afg vs Pak	Pakistan	October 23, 2023 (2 PM)	Chennai
Afg vs SL	Sri Lanka	October 30, 2023 (2 PM)	Pune
Afg vs Ned	Netherlands	November 3, 2023 (2 PM)	Lucknow
Afg vs Aus	Australia	November 7, 2023 (2 PM)	Mumbai
Afg vs SA	South Africa	November 10, 2023 (2 PM)	Ahmedabad

Also Read: Afghanistan Asia Cup 2023 Squad Breakdown: Which of the 17-men will make the Afghanistan 2023 World Cup Squad?

Afghanistan Cricket Schedule 2023 Cricket World Cup: List of Afghanistan’s World Cup Fixtures

1. Afghanistan vs Bangladesh – Oct 7, 2023

Afg vs Bang 2023 ODI World Cup Details

Venue: Dharamsala
Stadium: Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium
Time: 10:30 AM Local (5 AM GMT)

Afg vs Bang 2023 Preview

Condition that suits neither team, but could be a fun one to watch. Liton Das vs Rahmanullah Gurbaz. Whoever scores more, wins?

Check Out: Bangladesh Asia Cup 2023 Squad Breakdown: Which of the 19-men will make the Bangladesh 2023 World Cup Squad?

2. Afghanistan vs India – Oct 11, 2023

Afg vs Ind 2023 ODI World Cup Details

Venue: Delhi
Stadium: Arun Jaitley Stadium
Time: 2:00 PM Local (8:30 AM GMT)

Afg vs Ind 2023 Preview

Afghanistan may provide India with a slight scare, but India’s depth should be good enough to overcome the challenge.

Check Out: India Cricket Schedule 2023 Cricket World Cup (The Complete Guide): ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 India’s Fixtures

3. Afghanistan vs England – Oct 15, 2023

Afg vs Eng 2023 ODI World Cup Details

Venue: Delhi
Stadium: Arun Jaitley Stadium
Time: 2:00 PM Local (8:30 AM GMT)

Afg vs Eng 2023 Preview

No Eoin Morgan this time, but will the result be any difference?

Check Out: England Cricket Schedule 2023 Cricket World Cup (The Complete Guide): ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 England’s Fixtures

4. Afghanistan vs New Zealand – Oct 18, 2023

Afg vs NZ 2023 ODI World Cup Details

Venue: Chennai
Stadium: MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk
Time: 2:00 PM Local (8:30 AM GMT)

Afg vs NZ 2023 Preview

At Chennai, Afghanistan might have an upper hand. NZ will hope Kane Williamson recovers and is in the XI by this time.

Check Out: New Zealand Cricket Schedule 2023 Cricket World Cup (The Complete Guide): ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 New Zealand’s Fixtures

5. Afghanistan vs Pakistan – Oct 23, 2023

Afg vs Pak 2023 ODI World Cup Details

Venue: Chennai
Stadium: MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk
Time: 2:00 PM Local (8:30 AM GMT)

Afg vs Pak 2023 Preview

A growing rivalry. Decades of history. Can this rivalry get a new chapter in the World cup?

Check Out: Pakistan Cricket Schedule 2023 Cricket World Cup (The Complete Guide): ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 Pakistan’s Fixtures

6. Afghanistan vs Sri Lanka – Oct 30, 2023

Afg vs SL 2023 ODI World Cup Details

Venue: Pune
Stadium: Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium
Time: 2:00 PM Local (8:30 AM GMT)

Afg vs SL 2023 Preview

Sri Lanka marginally aheadm

Check Out: Sri Lanka Cricket Schedule 2023 Cricket World Cup (The Complete Guide): ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 Sri Lanka’s Fixtures

7. Afghanistan vs Netherlands – Nov 3, 2023

Afg vs Ned 2023 ODI World Cup Details

Venue: Lucknow
Stadium: Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium
Time: 2:00 PM Local (8:30 AM GMT)

Afg vs Ned 2023 Preview

This is Afghanistan’s game to lose.

Check Out: Netherlands Cricket Schedule 2023 Cricket World Cup (The Complete Guide): ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 Netherlands’ Fixtures

8. Afghanistan vs Australia – Nov 7, 2023

Afg vs Aus 2023 ODI World Cup Details

Venue: Mumbai
Stadium: Wankhede Stadium
Time: 2:00 PM Local (8:30 AM GMT)

Afg vs Aus 2023 Preview

Could be a mammoth total by the Aussies if Afghanistan cannot restrict Australia for a low total.

Check Out: Australia Cricket Schedule 2023 Cricket World Cup (The Complete Guide): ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 Australia’s Fixtures

9. Afghanistan vs South Africa – Nov 10, 2023

Afg vs SA 2023 ODI World Cup Details

Venue: Ahmedabad
Stadium: Narendra Modi Stadium
Time: 2:00 PM Local (8:30 AM GMT)

Afg vs SA 2023 Preview

South African batters will enjoy these conditions.

Check Out: South Africa Cricket Schedule 2023 Cricket World Cup (The Complete Guide): ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 South Africa’s Fixtures

Final Thoughts

Afghanistan has the team to win a few games, but not necessarily dominate.

Can they reach the semis? Or maybe just win more than last year.

Also Read: ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 Schedule (Complete Guide): What is the Schedule of Each Team for the 2023 ODI World Cup?

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) – Afghanistan Cricket Schedule 2023 Cricket World Cup

When is Afghanistan’s first match in the 2023 Cricket World Cup?

What is the date of Afghanistan vs Pakistan in the 2023 Cricket World Cup?

When does India play Afghanistan in CWC 2023?

Sri Lanka Cricket Schedule 2023 Cricket World Cup (The Complete Guide): ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 Sri Lanka’s Fixtures

by Nitesh Mathur | Sep 20, 2023 | Article Index, News, ODI World Cup

Sri Lanka Cricket Schedule 2023 Cricket World Cup—The Complete Guide.

Sri Lanka has bittersweet memories from the 2011 World Cup in India. They are back here with a lesser experienced squad. Can they lift the trophy after 27 years?

Let’s dive right in by analyzing their fixtures.

Key Takeaways from Sri Lanka’s World Cup Schedule

Sri Lanka begin their opening match against South Africa on October 7, 2023 and play their last group stage match against New Zealand on November 9, 2023.
Except one, all of Netherlands’ matches are Day-Night affairs, scheduled to begin at 2 PM local time. The only day game is against Netherlands in Lucknow.
The Lankans will play two games at Lucknow, Delhi, and Bengaluru (back-to-back) and one each in Mumbai (Wankhede), Hyderabad, and Pune.

Cricket World Cup 2023 – Sri Lanka Fixtures

Fixture	Opposition	Date (Local Time)	Venue
SL vs SA	South Africa	October 7, 2023 (2 PM)	Delhi
SL vs Pak	Pakistan	October 10, 2023 (2 PM)	Hyderabad
SL vs Aus	Australia	October 16, 2023 (2 PM)	Lucknow
SL vs Ned	Netherlands	October 21, 2023 (10:30 AM)	Lucknow
SL vs Eng	England	October 26, 2023 (2 PM)	Bengaluru
SL vs Afg	Afghanistan	October 30, 2023 (2 PM)	Pune
SL vs Ind	India	November 2, 2023 (2 PM)	Mumbai
SL vs Bang	Bangladesh	November 6, 2023 (2 PM)	Delhi
SL vs NZ	New Zealand	November 9, 2023 (2 PM)	Bengaluru

Also Read: Lasith Malinga: The Slinga, Slayer, and SuperStar

Sri Lanka Cricket Schedule 2023 Cricket World Cup: List of Sri Lanka’s World Cup Fixtures

1. Sri Lanka vs South Africa – Oct 7, 2023

SL vs SA 2023 ODI World Cup Details

Venue: Delhi
Stadium: Arun Jaitley Stadium
Time: 2:00 PM Local (8:30 AM GMT)

SL vs SA 2023 Preview

This game will be closer than it appears. Although South Africa is in red hot form at the moment, take SL lightly at your own peril. Especially with their spinners in Delhi.

Check Out: South Africa Cricket Schedule 2023 Cricket World Cup (The Complete Guide): ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 South Africa’s Fixtures, 2023 Cricket World Cup South Africa Squad Breakdown (The Definitive Guide): Which 15 players will make the final squad from the Preliminary Squad of 18?

2. Sri Lanka vs Pakistan – Oct 10, 2023

SL vs Pak 2023 ODI World Cup Details

Venue: Hyderabad
Stadium: Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Uppal
Time: 2:00 PM Local (8:30 AM GMT)

SL vs Pak 2023 Preview

Could be close, but at least on paper, Pakistan is ahead on this one.

Check Out: Pakistan Cricket Schedule 2023 Cricket World Cup (The Complete Guide): ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 Pakistan’s Fixtures, Pakistan Asia Cup 2023 Squad Breakdown: Which of these 18-men will make the Pakistan 2023 Cricket World Cup Squad?

3. Sri Lanka vs Australia – Oct 16, 2023

SL vs Aus 2023 ODI World Cup Details

Venue: Lucknow
Stadium: Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium
Time: 2:00 PM Local (8:30 AM GMT)

SL vs Aus 2023 Preview

Lucknow. Spin. Australian middle order. Sri Lanka’s best time to put a statement in the tournament. If they win, they will be in contention for the race to the semis. If they lose, forget about it.

Check Out: Australia Cricket Schedule 2023 Cricket World Cup (The Complete Guide): ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 Australia’s Fixtures, 2023 Cricket World Cup Australia Squad Breakdown (The Definitive Guide): Which 15 players will make the final squad from the Preliminary Squad of 18?, How Many Times Has Australia Won the Cricket World Cup? Complete List of Australia’s ICC Trophies—Under-19, World Cups, Gold Medals, Men, Women, T20I, ODI, WTC!

4. Sri Lanka vs Netherlands – Oct 21, 2023

SL vs Ned 2023 ODI World Cup Details

Venue: Lucknow
Stadium: Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium
Time: 10:30 AM Local (5 AM GMT)

SL vs Ned 2023 Preview

Repeat of the 2023 WC Qualifier match? Or perhaps a repeat of the 2021 T20 WC match where the Dutch were bundled for 44?

Check Out: Netherlands Cricket Schedule 2023 Cricket World Cup (The Complete Guide): ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 Netherlands’ Fixtures

5. Sri Lanka vs England – Oct 26, 2023

SL vs Eng 2023 ODI World Cup Details

Venue: Bengaluru
Stadium: M Chinnaswamy Stadium
Time: 2:00 PM Local (8:30 AM GMT)

SL vs Eng 2023 Preview

Malinga is not available to save Sri Lanka anymore like he did against England in 2018. Can Pathirana and co step up their game at the Chinnaswamy?A

Check Out: England Cricket Schedule 2023 Cricket World Cup (The Complete Guide): ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 England’s Fixtures, 2023 Cricket World Cup England Squad (The Definitive Guide): Can England Continue their ODI Legacy?

6. Sri Lanka vs Afghanistan – Oct 30, 2023

SL vs Afg 2023 ODI World Cup Details

Venue: Pune
Stadium: Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium
Time: 2:00 PM Local (8:30 AM GMT)

SL vs Afg 2023 Preview

A mouth watering contest. Too close to call. Rashid-Nabi-Mujeeb-Noor vs Hasaranfa-Stheekshana-Wellalage.

Check Out: Afghanistan Asia Cup 2023 Squad Breakdown: Which of the 17-men will make the Afghanistan 2023 World Cup Squad?

7. Sri Lanka vs India – Nov 2, 2023

SL vs Ind 2023 ODI World Cup Details

Venue: Mumbai
Stadium: Wankhede Stadium
Time: 2:00 PM Local (8:30 AM GMT)

SL vs Ind 2023 Preview

The chasing team will win.

Check Out: India Cricket Schedule 2023 Cricket World Cup (The Complete Guide): ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 India’s Fixtures, India Asia Cup 2023 Squad Breakdown: Which of these 18-men will make the India 2023 Cricket World Cup Squad?

8. Sri Lanka vs Bangladesh – Nov 6, 2023

SL vs Bang 2023 ODI World Cup Details

Venue: Delhi
Stadium: Arun Jaitley Stadium
Time: 2:00 PM Local (8:30 AM GMT)

SL vs Bang 2023 Preview

The mother of all rivalries. In the modern era, SL v Bang has lived up to the billing more than the Ind v Pak rivalry. With

Check Out: Bangladesh Asia Cup 2023 Squad Breakdown: Which of the 19-men will make the Bangladesh 2023 World Cup Squad?

9. Sri Lanka vs New Zealand – Nov 9, 2023

SL vs NZ 2023 ODI World Cup Details

Venue: Bengaluru
Stadium: M Chinnaswamy Stadium
Time: 2:00 PM Local (8:30 AM GMT)

SL vs NZ 2023 Preview

At Bangalore, New Zealand’s explosive batters may overcome Sri Lanka’s bitters.

Check Out: New Zealand Cricket Schedule 2023 Cricket World Cup (The Complete Guide): ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 New Zealand’s Fixtures

Final Thoughts

Sri Lanka should win a couple but there is too much uncertainty right now. Injuries, Shanaka’s form and captaincy, etc. We would love for Lanka to go to the semis, but it is looking unlikely at the moment.

Also Read: ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 Schedule (Complete Guide): What is the Schedule of Each Team for the 2023 ODI World Cup?

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) – Sri Lanka Cricket Schedule 2023 Cricket World Cup

When is Sri Lanka’s first match in the 2023 Cricket World Cup?

Sri Lanka’s first match in the 2023 Cricket World Cup is October 7th against South Africa.

Who will Sri Lanka face in the Wankhede, where they played the 2011 Cricket World Cup final?

Sri Lanka will face India at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai during the 2023 Cricket World Cup.

When is the Ind vs SL cricket match for the 2023 CWC?

The Ind vs SL is scheduled on November 2, 2023.

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