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Top 29 Most Runs in a Single World Cup: Who Will Score the Most Runs in the 2023 ODI World Cup?

Today we discuss the batters with the most runs in a single World Cup. Can anyone break Sachin Tendulkar’s record?

Let’s get straight into it.

Key Takeaways

  • Sachin Tendulkar scored the most runs in a single World Cup – 673 runs in the 2003 CWC. He is followed closely by Matthew Hayden (659 in 2007), Rohit Sharma (648 in 2019), and David Warner (647 in 2019).
  • Among batters with 450+ runs in a single tournament, Martin Crowe (114.00 average) in 1992 and Kumar Sangakkara (108.20) in 2015 had the highest average.
  • Sachin Tendulkar appears in this list thrice (2003, 1996, and 2011) while Kumar Sangakkara features twice (2015 & 2011).
  • There were many prolific performances in the 2019 CWC, yielding 9 450+ scores. The 2019 CWC was followed by 2007 CWC (7 450+ scores), 2011 & 2015 (3), 1996 & 2003 (2), and 1987, 1992, & 1999 (1).
  • In this group, AB De Villiers had (by far) the best strike rate – 144.31 (His 162* off 66 balls kind of skews the result). Other batters with 100+ SR are Kumar Sangakkara (105.87), Martin Guptill (104.58), Adam Gilchrist (103.89), Aaron Finch (102.01), and Matthew Hayden (101.07).

*Aravinda de Silva struck at 107.69 for his 448 runs & Jason Roy hit 443 runs at 115.36.

At a Glance: Most Runs in a Single World Cup Tournament: The Top 10

PlayerRunsWorld Cup
Sachin Tendulkar6732003
Matthew Hayden6592007
Rohit Sharma6482019
David Warner6472019
Shakib Al Hasan6062019
Kane Williamson5782019
Mahela Jayawardene5482007
Martin Guptill5472015
Kumar Sangakkara5412015
Ricky Ponting5392007

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

  • 1975: Glenn Turner (New Zealand) – 333
  • 1979: Gordon Greenidge (West Indies) – 253
  • 1983: David Gower (England) – 384
  • 1987: Graham Gooch (England) – 471
  • 1992: Martin Crowe (New Zealand) – 456
  • 1996: Sachin Tendulkar (India) – 523
  • 1999: Rahul Dravid (India) – 461
  • 2003: Sachin Tendulkar (India) – 673
  • 2007: Matthew Hayden (Australia) – 659
  • 2011: Tillakaratne Dilshan (Sri Lanka) – 500
  • 2015: Martin Guptill (New Zealand) – 547
  • 2019: Rohit Sharma (India) – 648

Top 28 Most Runs in a Single ODI Cricket World Cup

The filter of 450 World Cup runs cut-off yielded 28 instances. Here are all the details.

1. Sachin Tendulkar (India) – 673 Runs, 2003 ODI World Cup

  • Innings: 11
  • Balls Faced: 754
  • Ave/SR: 61.18/89.25
  • 100/50: 1/6
  • Best Score: 152

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

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2. Matthew Hayden (Australia) – 659 Runs, 2007 ODI World Cup

  • Innings: 11
  • Balls Faced: 652
  • Ave/SR: 73.22/101.07
  • 100/50: 3/1
  • Best Score: 158
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3. Rohit Sharma (India) – 648 Runs, 2019 ODI World Cup

  • Innings: 9
  • Balls Faced: 659
  • Ave/SR: 81.00/98.33
  • 100/50: 5/1
  • Best Score: 140

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

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4. David Warner (Australia) – 647 Runs, 2019 ODI World Cup

  • Innings: 10
  • Balls Faced: 724
  • Ave/SR: 71.88/89.36
  • 100/50: 3/3
  • Best Score: 166
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5. Shakib Al Hasan (Bangladesh) – 606 Runs, 2019 ODI World Cup

  • Innings: 8
  • Balls Faced: 631
  • Ave/SR: 86.57/96.03
  • 100/50: 2/5
  • Best Score: 124*
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6. Kane Williamson (New Zealand) – 578 Runs, 2019 ODI World Cup

  • Innings: 10
  • Balls Faced: 771
  • Ave/SR: 82.57/74.96
  • 100/50: 2/2
  • Best Score: 148
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7. Joe Root (England) – 556 Runs, 2019 ODI World Cup

  • Innings: 11
  • Balls Faced: 621
  • Ave/SR: 61.77/89.53
  • 100/50: 2/3
  • Best Score: 107
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8. Mahela Jayawardene (Sri Lanka) – 548, 2007 ODI World Cup

  • Innings: 11
  • Balls Faced: 644
  • Ave/SR: 60.88/85.09
  • 100/50: 1/4
  • Best Score: 115*
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9. Martin Guptill (New Zealand) – 547 Runs, 2015 ODI World Cup

  • Innings: 9
  • Balls Faced: 523
  • Ave/SR: 68.37/104.58
  • 100/50: 2/1
  • Best Score: 237*

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

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10. Kumar Sangakkara (Sri Lanka) – 541 Runs, 2015 ODI World Cup

  • Innings: 7
  • Balls Faced: 511
  • Ave/SR: 108.20/105.87
  • 100/50: 4/0
  • Best Score: 124
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11. Ricky Ponting (Australia) – 539 Runs, 2007 ODI World Cup

  • Innings: 11
  • Balls Faced: 565
  • Ave/SR: 67.37/95.39
  • 100/50: 1/4
  • Best Score: 113
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12. Jonny Bairstow (England) – 532 Runs, 2019 ODI World Cup

  • Innings: 11
  • Balls Faced: 573
  • Ave/SR: 48.36/92.84
  • 100/50: 2/2
  • Best Score: 111
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13. Sachin Tendulkar (India) – 523 Runs, 1996 ODI World Cup

  • Innings: 7
  • Balls Faced: 609
  • Ave/SR: 87.16/85.87
  • 100/50: 2/3
  • Best Score: 137
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14. Aaron Finch (Australia) – 507 Runs, 2019 ODI World Cup

  • Innings: 10
  • Balls Faced: 497
  • Ave/SR: 50.70/102.01
  • 100/50: 2/3
  • Best Score: 153
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15. Tillakaratne Dilshan (Sri Lanka) – 500 Runs, 2011 ODI World Cup

  • Innings: 9
  • Balls Faced: 551
  • Ave/SR: 62.50/90.74
  • 100/50: 2/2
  • Best Score: 144
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16. Scott Styris (New Zealand) – 499 Runs, 2007 ODI World Cup

  • Innings: 10
  • Balls Faced: 598
  • Ave/SR: 83.16/83.44
  • 100/50: 1/4
  • Best Score: 111*
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17. Jacques Kallis (South Africa) – 485 Runs, 2007 ODI World Cup

  • Innings: 10
  • Balls Faced: 578
  • Ave/SR: 80.83/83.91
  • 100/50: 1/3
  • Best Score: 128*
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18. Mark Waugh (Australia) – 484 Runs, 1996 ODI World Cup

  • Innings: 7
  • Balls Faced: 563
  • Ave/SR: 80.66/85.96
  • 100/50: 3/1
  • Best Score: 130
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19. AB de Villiers (South Africa) – 482 Runs, 2015 ODI World Cup

  • Innings: 8
  • Balls Faced: 334
  • Ave/SR: 96.40/144.31
  • 100/50: 1/3
  • Best Score: 162*
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20. Sachin Tendulkar (India) – 482 Runs, 2011 ODI World Cup

  • Innings: 9
  • Balls Faced: 524
  • Ave/SR: 52.55/91.98
  • 100/50: 2/2
  • Best Score: 120
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21. Babar Azam (India) – 474 Runs, 2019 ODI World Cup

  • Innings: 8
  • Balls Faced: 540
  • Ave/SR: 67.71/87.77
  • 100/50: 1/3
  • Best Score: 101*
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22. Graham Gooch (England) – 471 Runs, 1987 ODI World Cup

  • Innings: 8
  • Balls Faced: 670
  • Ave/SR: 58.87/70.29
  • 100/50: 1/3
  • Best Score: 115
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23. Sanath Jayasuriya (Sri Lanka) – 467 Runs, 2007 ODI World Cup

  • Innings: 11
  • Balls Faced: 475
  • Ave/SR: 46.70/98.31
  • 100/50: 1/3
  • Best Score: 115
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24. Kumar Sangakkara (Sri Lanka) – 465 Runs, 2011 ODI World Cup

  • Innings: 9
  • Balls Faced: 555
  • Ave/SR: 93.00/83.78
  • 100/50: 1/3
  • Best Score: 111
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25. Ben Stokes (England) – 465 Runs, 2019 ODI World Cup

  • Innings: 10
  • Balls Faced: 499
  • Ave/SR: 66.42/93.18
  • 100/50: 0/5
  • Best Score: 89
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26. Sourav Ganguly (India) – 465 Runs, 2003 ODI World Cup

  • Innings: 11
  • Balls Faced: 565
  • Ave/SR: 58.12/82.30
  • 100/50: 3/0
  • Best Score: 112*
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27. Rahul Dravid (India) – 461 Runs, 1999 ODI World Cup

  • Innings: 8
  • Balls Faced: 539
  • Ave/SR: 65.85/85.52
  • 100/50: 2/3
  • Best Score: 145
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28. Martin Crowe (New Zealand) – 456 Runs, 1992 ODI World Cup

  • Innings: 9
  • Balls Faced: 502
  • Ave/SR: 114.00/90.83
  • 100/50: 1/4
  • Best Score: 100*
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29. Adam Gilchrist (Australia) – 453 Runs, 2007 ODI World Cup

  • Innings: 11
  • Balls Faced: 436
  • Ave/SR: 45.30/103.89
  • 100/50: 1/2
  • Best Score: 149
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Final Thoughts

Every four years, the festival of the Cricket World Cup arrives.

Every four years, new stars are born and greats turn into legends.

From Sachin Tendulkar to AB de Villiers, their have been many who have made a single World Cup their own. Who will it be in 2023?

Also Read: Who Has Scored the Most Runs in ODI Cricket World Cups (Men’s)?| List of Top 21 Most Runs in Cricket World Cup (Updated 2023)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Who has scored the most runs in a single ODI Cricket World Cup?

Sachin Tendulkar scored the most runs in a single World Cup – 673 runs in the 2003 CWC. He is followed closely by Matthew Hayden (659 in 2007), Rohit Sharma (658 in 2019), and David Warner (647 in 2019).Most Runs in a Single World Cup: (Pictured from left to right) Shakib Al Hasan, Rohit Sharma, Matthew Hayden, Sachin Tendulkar, David Warner

Who has the highest World Cup average for batters scoring over 450 runs?

Martin Crowe (114.00 average) in 1992 and Kumar Sangakkara (108.20) in 2015 had the best average among this group.

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

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.
PlayerWicketsWorld Cup
Mitchell Starc272019 CWC
Glenn McGrath262007 CWC
Chaminda Vaas232003 CWC
Muttiah Muralitharan232007 CWC
Shaun Tait232007 CWC
Mitchell Starc222015 CWC
Trent Boult222015 CWC
Brett Lee222003 CWC
Shahid Afridi212011 CWC
Glenn McGrath212003 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.Most Wickets in a Single World Cup: (Pictured here from left to right) Chaminda Vaas, Mitchell Starc, Glenn McGrath, Muttiah Muralitharan

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.

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

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

Australia have just announced to the world with a 226 in a T20I against South Africa. Can they continue their aggressive nature in ODIs?

Let’s dive in.

Key Takeaways

  • Australia begin their opening match against India on October 8, 2023 and play their last group stage match against Bangladesh on November 11, 2023.
  • The high stakes England vs Australia match is scheduled on November 4, 2023 in Pune.
  • Australia have three day matches, while rest are Day-Night affairs, scheduled to begin at 2 PM local time.

Cricket World Cup 2023 – Australia Fixtures

FixtureOppositionDate (Local Time)Venue
Aus vs IndIndiaOctober 8, 2023 (2 PM)Chennai
Aus vs SASouth AfricaOctober 12, 2023 (2 PM)Lucknow
Aus vs SLSri LankaOctober 16, 2023 (2 PM)Lucknow
Aus vs PakPakistanOctober 20, 2023 (2 PM)Bengaluru
Aus vs NethNetherlandsOctober 25, 2023 (2 PM)Delhi
Aus vs NZNew ZealandOctober 28, 2023 (10:30 AM)Dharamsala
Aus vs EngEnglandNovember 4, 2023 (10:30 AM)Ahmedabad
Aus vs AfgAfghanistanNovember 7, 2023 (2 PM)Mumbai
Aus vs BangBangladeshNovember 11, 2023 (10:30 AM)Pune

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

Also Read: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!

1. Australia vs. India – Oct 8, 2023

Aus vs Ind 2023 ODI World Cup Details

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

Aus vs Ind 2023 Preview

Virat and Rohit vs Starc, Hazlewood, and Cummins. Whoever wins this battle, wins the game.

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?

2. Australia vs. South Africa – Oct 12, 2023

Aus vs SA 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)

Aus vs SA 2023 Preview

Australia’s second match is against South Africa, a team known for their balance and strength. Australia will need to bring their A-game to secure a win against the Proteas.

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?

3. Australia vs. Sri Lanka – Oct 16, 2023

Aus vs SL 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)

Aus vs SL 2023 Preview

In Lucknow, Sri Lanka’s spin attack, led by Hasaranga (if fit) and Theekshana could give the Kangaroos a big headache.

4. Australia vs. Pakistan – Oct 20, 2023

Aus vs Pak 2023 ODI World Cup Details

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

Aus vs Pak 2023 Preview

Both teams with good pace attack, but Australia has better middle order hitters. At Bangalore, the Aussies hold the upper hand.

Also Read: 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?

5. Australia vs. Netherlands – Oct 25, 2023

Aus vs Neth 2023 ODI World Cup Details

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

Aus vs Neth 2023 Preview

Netherlands have the potential to turn over several teams this World Cup. Australia is not one of those teams.

6. Australia vs. New Zealand – Oct 28, 2023

Aus vs NZ 2023 ODI World Cup Details

  • Venue: Dharamsala
  • Stadium: Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium
  • Time: 10:30 AM Local (5:00 AM GMT)

Aus vs NZ 2023 Preview

Australia then faces their trans-Tasman rivals, New Zealand. This promises to be a fiercely contested match given the historical rivalry between these two teams. Boult vs Starc, Eden Park, anyone?

7. Australia vs. England – Nov 4, 2023

Aus vs Eng 2023 ODI World Cup Details

  • Venue: Ahmedabad
  • Stadium: Narendra Modi Stadium
  • Time: 10:30 AM Local (5:00 AM GMT)

Aus vs Eng 2023 Preview

Australia’s encounter with long-time rivals England will be an eagerly awaited match. Both teams will be vying for the upper hand in this historic cricket rivalry. Could be the clash of the tournament.

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?

8. Australia vs. Afghanistan – Nov 7, 2023

Aus vs Afg 2023 ODI World Cup Details

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

Aus vs Afg 2023 Preview

Australia’s penultimate group-stage match is against Afghanistan, a team that has shown significant improvement in recent years. Australia will need to play their best cricket to counter Afghanistan’s strong spin attack. In Mumbai, Australia will be a handful for the Afghans.

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

9. Australia vs. Bangladesh – Nov 11, 2023

Aus vs Ban 2023 ODI World Cup Details

  • Venue: Pune
  • Stadium: Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium
  • Time: 10:30 AM Local (5:00 AM GMT)

Aus vs Ban 2023 Preview

Australia’s final group-stage match is against Bangladesh, a team known for their fighting spirit. Australia will need to maintain their focus to end the group stage on a high.

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

Final Thoughts

India, South Africa, Sri Lanka, and Pakistan—Australia’s first four opponents, two of them is spin friendly Lucknow.

If Australia has any chance to get into the Top 4, they have to keep their injury scares at a low and beat these four.

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

Who are the key players to look out for in the Australian team?

Key players in the Australian team include David Warner, Steve Smith, Mitchell Starc, Glenn Maxwell, and captain Pat Cummins. Their ability to perform under pressure will be crucial to Australia’s success in the tournament.

Who is the current captain of Australia’s ODI cricket team?

As of the latest information, Pat Cummins is the captain of Australia’s ODI cricket team. Any changes due to team strategy or injuries will be announced closer to the tournament.

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

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

Pakistan has been a team on the rise. They are the #1 ODI ranked team, have gotten a stable unit & mix of experience and youth. With Babar Azam scoring centuries for fun, they seem to have got it all!

But first, can they get out of the group stage? Let’s discuss Pakistan’s World Cup schedule and their chances.

Key Takeaways

  • Pakistan begin their opening match against Netherlands on October 6, 2023 and play their last group stage match against England on November 11, 2023.
  • The high stakes Pakistan vs India match is scheduled on October 14, 2023 at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad.
  • All of Pakistan’s matches are Day-Night affairs, scheduled to begin at 2 PM local time.

Cricket World Cup 2023 – Pakistan Fixtures

FixtureOppositionDate (Local Time)Venue
Pak vs NethNetherlandsOctober 6, 2023 (2 PM)Hyderabad
Pak vs SLSri LankaOctober 10, 2023 (2 PM)Hyderabad
Pak vs IndIndiaOctober 14, 2023 (2 PM)Ahmedabad
Pak vs AusAustraliaOctober 20, 2023 (2 PM)Bengaluru
Pak vs AfgAfghanistanOctober 23, 2023 (2 PM)Chennai
Pak vs SASouth AfricaOctober 27, 2023 (2 PM)Chennai
Pak vs BangBangladeshOctober 31, 2023 (2 PM)Kolkata
Pak vs NZNew ZealandNovember 4, 2023 (2 PM)Bengaluru
Pak s EngEnglandNovember 11, 2023 (2 PM)Kolkata

Also Read: Pakistan Asia Cup 2023 Squad Breakdown: Which of these 18-men will make the Pakistan 2023 Cricket World Cup Squad?, The Magician With the Yorker – Umar Gul

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

1. Pakistan vs. Netherlands – Oct 6, 2023

Pak vs Neth 2023 ODI World Cup Details

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

Pak vs Neth 2023 Preview

Pakistan’s World Cup journey begins against the Netherlands, a team known that is a disciplined unit. Pakistan will need to start strong to set the tone for the tournament but should win this.

2. Pakistan vs. Sri Lanka – Oct 10, 2023

Pak vs SL 2023 ODI World Cup Details

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

Pak vs SL 2023 Preview

The second match for Pakistan is versus Sri Lanka, recently renowned for their unpredictable gameplay. Pakistan has the edge, but Sri Lanka can surprise anyone on their day.

3. Pakistan vs. India – Oct 14, 2023

Pak vs Ind 2023 ODI World Cup Details

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

Pak vs Ind 2023 Preview

The third fixture sees Pakistan pitted against arch-rivals India. The stakes will be high in this match, given the historical rivalry between the two nations.

Check Out: India Cricket Schedule 2023 Cricket World Cup (The Complete Guide): ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 India’s Fixtures, India vs Pakistan World Cup (The Ultimate Guide): Highest Run Scorer, Highest Wicket Taker, Records, and More!

4. Pakistan vs. Australia – Oct 20, 2023

Pak vs Aus 2023 ODI World Cup Details

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

Pak vs Aus 2023 Preview

Pakistan then faces Australia, a team that is always the toughest World Cup competitor. At Bengaluru, expect a high scoring run fest. Maybe a Fakhar Zaman double?

Check Out: 2023 Cricket World Cup Australia Squad Breakdown (The Definitive Guide): Which 15 players will make the final squad from the Preliminary Squad of 18?

5. Pakistan vs. Afghanistan – Oct 23, 2023

Pak vs Afg 2023 ODI World Cup Details

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

Pak vs Afg 2023 Preview

Pakistan’s fifth match is against Afghanistan. One of the underrated rivalries. In Chennai, Afghanistan’s spin quadruplets of Rashid-Mujeeb-Noor-Nabi could turn over Pakistan.

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

6. Pakistan vs. South Africa – Oct 27, 2023

Pak vs SA 2023 ODI World Cup Details

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

Pak vs SA 2023 Preview

Pakistan then meets South Africa, a team known for their balanced playing style. Pakistan will need to bring their A-game to secure a win.

Check Out; 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?

7. Pakistan vs. Bangladesh – Oct 31, 2023

Pak vs Bang 2023 ODI World Cup Details

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

Pak vs Ban 2023 Preview

Bangladesh may have the support in Kolkata. Shakib is a favorite son of the city, having been with KKR for a number of years. Expect this to be a close fight.

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

8. Pakistan vs. New Zealand – Nov 4, 2023

Pak vs NZ 2023 ODI World Cup Details

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

Pak vs NZ 2023 Preview

After a long time, New Zealand look like the weaker side, while Pakistan has some ounce of stability. Will give the edge to Pakistan on this one.

9. Pakistan vs. England – Nov 11, 2023

Pak vs Eng 2023 ODI World Cup Details

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

Pak vs Eng 2023 Preview

Pakistan’s final group-stage match is against England, a formidable team known for their all-round performance. Pakistan will need to stay focused to conclude the group stage on a positive note. Adil Rashid vs Babar Azam could decide the match.

Check Out: 2023 Cricket World Cup England Squad (The Definitive Guide): Can England Continue their ODI Legacy?

Final Thoughts

Pakistan are now the #1 ICC side. Babar Azam & Shaheen Shah Afridi are on the Top of their games.

And these conditions will suit Pakistan.

One of the favorites to win the whole tournament. What do you say?

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

Who are the key players for Pakistan in the ODI World Cup 2023?

Pakistan’s performance in the ODI World Cup 2023 will largely depend on the performance of their key players, such as Babar Azam, Shadab Khan, and Shaheen Shah Afridi. Their contribution in terms of batting and bowling respectively could be game-changers for Pakistan.

What are the challenges for Pakistan in the group stages of the ODI World Cup 2023?

Pakistan faces several robust teams in the group stages, including arch-rivals India, unpredictable Sri Lanka, and the formidable England. Each of these matches will require strategic gameplay and consistent performance.

What needs to be Pakistan’s strategy for the ODI World Cup 2023?

Pakistan should focus on maintaining their form and playing to their strengths. Top order batting, fit fast bowlers, and disciplined spinners will help Pakistan cross the line.

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India World Cup 2023 Squad Breakdown: Which of these 15-men will make the India 2023 Cricket World Cup XI?

Let’s breakdown India World Cup 2023 squad.

Here is a quick preview: India is going with experience to help them go all the way in this upcoming World Cup.

Let’s dive right in.

Key Takeaways from India World Cup 2023 ODI Squad

  • The average age of India Asia Cup 2023 squad is 32.7. India is going with a squad that has lots of experience but there are a couple of new faces as well. They have youngsters like Shubman Gill (24), and Ishan Kishan (25), On the other end of the spectrum, we have stalwarts like Ravichandran Ashwin (37), Virat Kohli (34) and Rohit Sharma (36).
  • The 15-member India’s World Cup squad has average ODI match experience of 97 ODIs (1449 ODIs among 15 players). Virat Kohli (281), Rohit Sharma (251) & Ravindra Jadeja (186) are their most experienced players.
  • India’s squad composition is as follows: 7 proper batters (0 part time bowlers), 4 all-rounders, and 4 proper bowling options. In total, India has 8 bowling options (1 off spin, 1 left arm spin, 1 left arm wrist spin, and 5 right arm pace) in their squad if absolutely needed. India do not have a leg-spinner or left arm pace bowler.
  • India has 2 left-handed batting options (Kishan) and two wicketkeeping options.

India Cricket World Cup Team at a Glance

PlayerRoleAge
Rohit SharmaBatter36
Shubman GillBatter24
Ishan KishanBatter/Wicketkeeper25
Virat KohliBatter34
Shreyas IyerBatter28
KL RahulBatter/Wicketkeeper31
Tilak Verma**Batter/Part-time off spin21
Suryakumar YadavBatter33
Hardik PandyaAll-Rounder/Right Arm Pace29
Ravindra JadejaAll-Rounder/Left Arm Spin34
Axar Patel*All-Rounder/Left Arm Spin29
Shardul ThakurAll-Rounder/Right Arm Pace31
Kuldeep YadavLeft Arm Wrist28
Jasprit BumrahRight Arm Pace29
Mohammad ShamiRight Arm Pace33
Mohammad SirajRight Arm Pace29
Prasidh Krishna**Right Arm Pace27
Ravichandran AshwinAll-Rounder/Right Arm Spin37
Sanju Samson**Batter/Wicketkeeper28

*injured, withdrawn from the squad

**not picked in the final squad

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India Cricket World Cup 2023 Potential XI

  1. Rohit Sharma (C)
  2. Shubman Gill
  3. Virat Kohli
  4. Shreyas Iyer
  5. KL Rahul
  6. Ravindra Jadeja
  7. Hardik Pandya
  8. Ravichandran Ashwin/Shardul Thakur (depending on condiions)
  9. Kuldeep Yadav
  10. Mohammad Siraj
  11. Jasprit Bumrah

Injury News

  • Rishabh Pant is indefinitely out after a horrific car accident.
  • Axar Patel has been ruled out due to quadriceps strains.
  • KL Rahul has been nursing a back injury since IPL 2023. Shreyas Iyer has been out since the beginning of the year due to a thigh injury. They both returned to the fold.
  • Jasprit Bumrah is returning after a back injury. Prasidh Krishna is returning from a back injury as well. They have both returned, but Krishna did not make it to the final squad.

10 India Players Who Were Unlucky to Miss Out

  • Axar Patel, Yuzvendra Chahal, Washington Sundar, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Arshdeep Singh, Deepak Chahar, Shikhar Dhawan, Ruturaj Gaikwad, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Ravi Bishnoi

Also Read: Indian Cricket Team Depth: List of Top 75 Players of Indian Cricket

3 Surprise Picks for India’s World Cup Squad

  • Tilak Verma, Mohammad Shami, Prasidh Krishna

How many players were also in India’s 2019 ODI World Cup Squad?

  • 8 (Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma, KL Rahul, Ravindra Jadeja, Hardik Pandya, Jasprit Bumrah, Kuldeep Yadav, Mohammad Shami)

India World Cup 2023 Squad – Complete List of Players

1. Rohit Sharma (C)

Role: Right Hand Bat (Opener)

  • Matches/Innings: 251/243
  • Runs: 10112, Best: 264
  • Average/SR: 48.85/90.52
  • 100/50: 30/52

Recent ODI Form: 12*, 11, 74*, 56, 53, 0, 81

Last ODI: September 27, 2023

Age: 36

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2. Shubman Gill

Role: Right Hand Bat (Opener)

  • Matches/Innings: 35/35
  • Runs: 1917, Best: 208
  • Average/SR: 66.10/102.84
  • 100/50: 6/9

Recent ODI Form: 10, 67*, 58, 19, 121, 27*, 74, 104

Last ODI: September 24, 2023

Age: 24

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3. Ishan Kishan (WK)

Role: Left Hand Bat/Wicketkeeper

  • Matches/Innings: 25/22
  • Runs: 886, Best: 210
  • 100/50: 1/7
  • Average/SR: 44.30/102.42
  • Catches/Stumpings: 13/2

Recent ODI Form: 82, 33, 5, 23*, 18, 31

Last ODI: September 24, 2023

Age: 25

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4. Virat Kohli

Role: Right Hand Bat

  • Matches/Innings: 281/269
  • Runs: 13083, Best: 183
  • Average/SR: 57.38/93.78
  • 6100/50: 47/65

Recent ODI Form: 4, 122*, 3, 56

Last ODI: September 27, 2023

Age: 34

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5. Shreyas Iyer

Role: Right Hand Bat

  • Matches/Innings: 47/42
  • Runs: 1801, Best: 113*
  • Average/SR: 46.17/97.88
  • 100/50: 3/14

Recent ODI Form: 14, 3, 105, 48

Last ODI: September 27, 2023

Age: 28

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6. KL Rahul (WK)

Role: Right Hand Bat/Wicketkeeper/#5/Occasional Opener

  • Matches/Innings: 61/58
  • Runs: 2291, Best: 112
  • 100/50: 6/15
  • Average/SR: 47.72/87.64
  • Catches/Stumpings: 40/4

Recent ODI Form: 111*, 39, 19, 58*, 52, 26

Last ODI: September 27, 2023

Age: 31

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7. Suryakumar Yadav

Role: Right Hand Bat

  • Matches/Innings: 30/28
  • Runs: 667, Best: 72*
  • 100/50: 0/4
  • Average/SR: 27.79/105.70

Recent ODI Form: 26, 50, 72*, 8

Last ODI: September 27, 2023

Age: 33

Also Read: Is SuryaKumar Yadav the Most Complete 360 Player in T20 Cricket?

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8. Hardik Pandya (VC)

Role: All-Rounder (Right Hand Bat/Right Arm Pace)

  • Matches/Innings: 82/60
  • Runs: 1758, Best: 92*
  • Average/SR: 33.80/1120.21
  • 100/50: 0/11
  • Wickets: 79, Best: 4/24
  • Economy: 5.51

Recent ODI Form: 87, 5 & 1/34, 1/17, 1/14, 3/3

Last ODI: September 17, 2023

Age: 29

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9. Ravichandran Ashwin

Role: All-Rounder (Right Hand Bat/Right Arm Off-Spin)

  • Matches/Innings: 115/63
  • Runs: 707, Best: 65
  • Average/SR: 16.44/86.96
  • 100/50: 0/1
  • Wickets: 155, Best: 4/25
  • Economy: 4.94

Recent ODI Form: 1/47, 3/41

Last ODI: September 24, 2023

Age: 37

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10. Ravindra Jadeja

Role: All-Rounder (Left Arm Spin, Left Hand Bat)

  • Matches/Innings: 186/127
  • Runs: 2636, Best: 87
  • Average/SR: 32.14/84.43
  • 100/50: 0/13
  • Wickets: 204, Best: 5/36
  • 4-fer/5-fer: 7/1
  • Economy: 4.92

Recent ODI Form: 14, 4, 7, 3*, 13*, 35 & 3/40, 0/26, 2/33, 1/53, 1/51, 3/42, 0/61

Last ODI: September 27, 2023

Age: 34

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11. Axar Patel *

*injured, withdrawn from the tournament

Role: All-Rounder (Left Arm Spin/ Left Hand Bat)

  • Matches/Innings: 52/32
  • Runs: 513, Best: 64*
  • Average/SR: 18.77/102.48
  • 100/50: 0/2
  • Wickets: 58, Best: 3/24
  • Economy: 4.51

Recent ODI Form: 21, 2*, 29*, 2, 1 & 1/16, 0/25, 2/57, 0/4

Last ODI: July 29, 2023

Age: 29

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12. Shardul Thakur

Role: All-Rounder (Right Arm Pace/Right Hand Bat)

  • Matches/Innings: 44/43
  • Runs: 329, Best: 50*
  • Average/SR: 17.31/105.11
  • 100/50: 0/1
  • Wickets: 63, Best: 4/37
  • Economy: 6.24

Recent ODI Form: 1, 16, 3, 11 & 1/14, 3/42, 4/37, 1/26, 1/16, 3/65, 0/78, 0/35

Last ODI: September 24, 2023

Age: 31

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13. Kuldeep Yadav

Role: Left Arm Wrist Spin

  • Matches/Innings: 90/87
  • Wickets: 152, Best: 6/25
  • 4-fer/5-fer: 7/2
  • Economy: 5.13

Recent ODI Form: 0/34, 5/25, 4/43, 0/1, 2/48

Last ODI: September 27, 2023

Age: 28

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14. Jasprit Bumrah

Role: Right Arm Pace

  • Matches/Innings: 78/77
  • Wickets: 129, Best: 6/19
  • 4-fer/5-fer: 5/2
  • Economy: 4.67

Recent ODI Form: 1/18, 2/30, 1/23, 1/43, 3/81

Last ODI: September 27, 2023

Age: 29

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15. Mohammad Shami

Role: Right Arm Pace

  • Matches/Innings: 94/93
  • Wickets: 171, Best: 5/51
  • 4-fer/5-fer: 9/2
  • Economy: 5.57

Recent ODI Form: 1/29, 2/32, 5/51, 1/39

Last ODI: September 24, 2023

Age: 33

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16. Mohammad Siraj

Role: Right Arm Pace

  • Matches/Innings: 30/29
  • Wickets: 54, Best: 6/21
  • 4-fer/5-fer: 2/1
  • Economy: 4.87

Recent ODI Form: 3/61, 0/23, 1/17, 6/21, 1/68

Last ODI: September 27, 2023

Age: 29

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17. Prasidh Krishna**

**not picked in the final World Cup squad

Role: Right Arm Pace

  • Matches/Innings: 14/14
  • Wickets: 25, Best: 4/12
  • 4-fer/5-fer: 2/0
  • Economy: 5.32

Recent ODI Form: 0/48, 0/62, 1/30, 3/50, 1/28

Last ODI: August 20, 2022

Age: 27

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18. Sanju Samson **

**Not picked in the final WC squad

Role: Right Hand Bat/Wicketkeeper

  • Matches/Innings: 13/12
  • Runs: 390, Best: 86*
  • 100/50: 0/3
  • Average/SR: 55.71/104.00
  • Catches/Stumpings: 7/2

Recent ODI Form: 86*, 30*, 2*, 36, 9, 51

Last ODI: August 1, 2023

Age: 28

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7. Tilak Verma **

**Not picked in the final WC squad

Role: Left Hand Bat/Right Arm Off spin

*Has not yet debuted in ODIs, played 7 T20Is

List A Record

  • Matches/Innings: 25/25
  • Runs: 1236, Best: 156*
  • 100/50: 5/5
  • Average/SR: 56.18/101.64

Age: 21

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Final Thoughts

Usually with India’s squads, you have a feeling of how the campaign is going to go.

This time, I cannot really say. With an overkill of cricket, ODIs have been squeezed out of the ODI calendar.

Add to that, KL Rahul, Shreyas Iyer, Bumrah, Prasidh Krishna are just coming out of injury, Tilak Verma has not played a single ODI, and Shami hasn’t played for a while. At the same time, there is discussion about who didnt’t make the squad, Yuzvendra Chahal & one of the off-spin options.

This is still a great squad, with a mix of youth & experience. My only concern is the lack of match time, recurring injuries, and relative instability.

But with home advantage, you never know. Can India repeat the magic of 2011? Have your say in the comments below!

Sources: Press Release – Cricinfo

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Frequently Asked Questions – India World Cup 2023 Squad

What is the average age of India’s 2023 Cricket World Cup squad?

The average age of India Asia Cup 2023 squad is 32.7. India is going with a squad that has lots of experience but there are a couple of new faces as well. They have youngsters like Shubman Gill (24), and Ishan Kishan (25), On the other end of the spectrum, we have stalwarts like Virat Kohli (34) and Rohit Sharma (36).

Who is selected for India’s 2023 Cricket World Cup and India Asia Cup 2023 squad?

Rohit Sharma (C), Shubman Gill, Ishan Kishan (WK), Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer, KL Rahul, Ravindra Jadeja, Hardik Pandya, Ravichandran Ashwin, Kuldeep Yadav, Jasprit Bumrah, Shardul Thakur, Mohammad Shami, Mohammad Siraj, and Suryakumar Yadav made it in India’s 2023 Cricket World Cup squad.India World Cup 2023 Squad: (From left to right) Pictured - Jasprit Bumrah, Hardik Pandya, Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma, Shubman Gill, Ravindra Jadeja

Can India win the 2023 ODI World Cup?

Yes, India can win the 2023 ODI World Cup if they make full use of home conditions and home injuries do not occur anymore.

Will Bumrah play the 2023 ODI World Cup?

Yes, it seems that Jasprit Bumrah has recovered from his injury and will play in the 2023 ODI Cricket World Cup. Bumrah has been selected for the 2023 Asia Cup squad.

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Who Has Scored the Most Runs in ODI Cricket World Cups (Men’s)?| List of Top 21 Most Runs in Cricket World Cup (Updated 2023)

Can you name the batter with the most runs in Cricket World Cups?

It’s that time—The 2023 ODI World Cup is upon us!

So, let’s dive right in and explore the most prolific batters in men’s ODI Cricket World Cups (CWC). From Ross Taylor to Sachin Tendulkar, here are the most iconic batters to have played in the World Cup.

Table of Contents – Most Runs in Cricket World Cups

Key Takeaways

  • Sachin Tendulkar has scored the most runs in Cricket World Cups (Men’s ODI) with 2278 runs, 535 runs ahead of the next best, Ricky Ponting. Ponting (1743), Kumar Sangakkara (1532), Brian Lara (1225), and AB De Villiers (1207) are the others in the Top 5 list of the highest run scorers in ODI World Cups.
  • 21 cricketers have scored over 1,000 runs in ODI World Cups. Sri Lanka (5) features the most in this list followed by India, Australia, West Indies, South Africa (3), New Zealand (2), and Bangladesh & Pakistan (1).
  • Although most players have played over 30 ODIs, AB De Villiers is a class apart with 1207 runs in just 22 innings. He also boasts an average of 63.2 and a strike rate of 117.29.
  • Sachin Tendulkar has scored six hundreds in ODI Cricket World Cups followed by Ricky Ponting & Kumar Sangakkara with five each.
  • Shakib Al Hasan (#9), Virat Kohli (#17), Martin Guptill (#22), David Warner (#23), Rohit Sharma (#25), and Kane Williamson (#30) are the only active ODI players still playing international cricket.

ODI Cricket World Cup Batting Records: Top 21 List of Most Runs in Cricket World Cup (CWC)

1. Sachin Tendulkar (India) – 2278 Runs

  • Matches/Innings: 45/44
  • Best: 152
  • Average: 56.95
  • Strike Rate: 88.98
  • 100/50: 6/15

ODI World Cups Played: 1992, 1996, 1999, 2003, 2007, 2011

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2. Ricky Ponting (Australia) – 1743 Runs

  • Matches/Innings: 46/42
  • Best: 140*
  • Average: 45.86
  • Strike Rate: 79.95
  • 100/50: 5/6

ODI World Cups Played: 1996, 1999, 2003, 2007, 2011

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3. Kumar Sangakkara (Sri Lanka) – 1532 Runs

  • Matches/Innings: 37/35
  • Best: 124
  • Average: 56.74
  • Strike Rate: 86.55
  • 100/50: 5/7

ODI World Cups Played: 2003, 2007, 2011, 2015

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4. Brian Lara (West Indies) – 1225 Runs

  • Matches/Innings: 34/33
  • Best: 116
  • Average: 42.24
  • Strike Rate: 86.25
  • 100/50: 2/7

ODI World Cups Played: 1992, 1996, 1999, 2003, 2007

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5. AB De Villiers (South Africa) – 1207 Runs

  • Matches/Innings: 23/22
  • Best: 162*
  • Average: 63.52
  • Strike Rate: 117.29
  • 100/50: 4/6

ODI World Cups Played: 2007, 2011, 2015

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6. Chris Gayle (West Indies) – 1186 Runs

  • Matches/Innings: 35/34
  • Best: 215
  • Average: 35.93
  • Strike Rate: 90.53
  • 100/50: 3/6

ODI World Cups Played: 2003, 2007, 2011, 2015, 2019

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7. Sanath Jayasuriya (Sri Lanka) – 1165 Runs

  • Matches/Innings: 38/37
  • Best: 120
  • Average: 34.26
  • Strike Rate: 90.66
  • 100/50: 3/6

ODI World Cups Played: 1992, 1996, 1999, 2003, 2007

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8. Jacques Kallis (South Africa) – 1148 Runs

  • Matches/Innings: 36/32
  • Best: 128*
  • Average: 45.92
  • Strike Rate: 74.40
  • 100s/50s: 1/9

ODI World Cups Played: 1996, 1999, 2003, 2007, 2011

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9. Shakib Al Hasan* (Bangladesh) – 1146 Runs

  • Matches/Innings: 29/29
  • Best: 124*
  • Average: 45.84
  • Strike Rate: 82.26
  • 100s/50s: 2/10

ODI World Cups Played: 2007, 2011, 2015, 2019

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10. Tillakaratne Dilshan (Sri Lanka) – 1112 Runs

  • Matches/Innings: 27/25
  • Best: 161*
  • Average: 52.95
  • Strike Rate: 92.97
  • 100s/50s: 4/4

ODI World Cups Played: 2007, 2011, 2015

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11. Mahela Jayawardene (Sri Lanka) – 1100 Runs

  • Matches/Innings: 40/34
  • Best: 115*
  • Average: 35.48
  • Strike Rate: 85.93
  • 100/50: 4/5

ODI World Cups Played: 1999, 2003, 2007, 2011, 2015

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12. Adam Gilchrist (Australia) – 1085 Runs

  • Matches/Innings: 31/31
  • Best: 149
  • Average: 36.36
  • Strike Rate: 98.01
  • 100/50: 1/8

ODI World Cups Played: 1999, 2003, 2007

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13. Javed Miandad (Pakistan) – 1083 Runs

  • Matches/Innings: 33/30
  • Best: 103
  • Average: 43.32
  • Strike Rate: 68.02
  • 100/50: 1/8

ODI World Cups Played: 1975, 1979, 1983, 1987, 1992, 1996

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14. Stephen Fleming (New Zealand) – 1075 Runs

  • Matches/Innings: 33/33
  • Best: 134*
  • Average: 35.83
  • Strike Rate: 76.89
  • 100/50: 2/5

ODI World Cups Played: 1996, 1999, 2003, 2007

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15. Herschelle Gibbs (South Africa) – 1067 Runs

  • Matches/Innings: 25/23
  • Best: 143
  • Average: 56.15
  • Strike Rate: 87.38
  • 100/50: 2/8

ODI World Cups Played: 1999, 2003, 2007

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16. Aravinda de Silva (Sri Lanka) – 1064 Runs

  • Matches/Innings: 35/32
  • Best: 145
  • Average: 36.68
  • Strike Rate: 86.57
  • 100/50: 2/6

ODI World Cups Played: 1987, 1992, 1996, 1999, 2003

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17. Virat Kohli* (India) – 1030 Runs

  • Matches/Innings: 26/26
  • Best: 107
  • Average: 46.81
  • Strike Rate: 86.70
  • 100/50: 2/6

ODI World Cups Played: 2011, 2015, 2019

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18. Sir Vivian Richards (West Indies) – 1013 Runs

  • Matches/Innings: 23/21
  • Best: 181
  • Average: 63.31
  • Strike Rate: 85.05
  • 100/50: 3/5

ODI World Cups Played: 1975, 1979, 1983, 1987

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19. Sourav Ganguly (India) – 1006 Runs

  • Matches/Innings: 21/21
  • Best: 183
  • Average: 55.88
  • Strike Rate: 77.50
  • 100/50: 4/3

ODI World Cups Played: 1999, 2003, 2007

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20. Mark Waugh (Australia) – 1004 Runs

  • Matches/Innings: 22/22
  • Best: 130
  • Average: 52.84
  • Strike Rate: 83.73
  • 100/50: 4/4

ODI World Cups Played: 1992, 1996, 1999

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21. Ross Taylor (New Zealand) – 1002 Runs

  • Matches/Innings: 33/30
  • Best: 131*
  • Average: 37.11
  • Strike Rate: 74.00
  • 100/50: 1/6

ODI World Cups Played: 2007, 2011, 2015, 2019

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Honorable Mentions: Martin Guptill* (995), David Warner* (992), Matthew Hayden (987), Rohit Sharma* (978), Shivnarine Chanderpaul (970), Arjuna Ranatunga (969), Faf du Plessis (926), Saeed Anwar (915), Kane Williamson* (911)

Final Thoughts on the Most Prolific Run Scorers in ODI World Cup History

Ah, the joys of ODI Cricket World Cup!

Every four years, the cricketing world descends into a frenzy of excitement and anticipation.

Which batsman will light up the 2023 ODI World Cup? Can Shakib Al Hasan & Virat Kohli rise to the Top 5? Comment below, we would love to know your thoughts!

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Most Runs in Cricket World Cup – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Who has scored the most runs in World Cup cricket?

Sachin Tendulkar has scored the most runs in Cricket World Cups (Men’s ODI) with 2278 runs, 535 runs ahead of the next best, Ricky Ponting. Ponting (1743), Kumar Sangakkara (1532), Brian Lara (1225), and AB De Villiers (1207) are the others in the Top 5 list of the highest run scorers in ODI World Cups.

2. Which country has scored the most runs in world cup cricket?

21 cricketers have scored over 1,000 runs in ODI World Cups. Sri Lanka (5) features the most in this list followed by India, Australia, West Indies, South Africa (3), New Zealand (2), and Bangladesh (1).

3. Who has scored the most runs for India in ODI World Cups?

Sachin Tendulkar (2278), Virat Kohli (1030), and Sourav Ganguly (1006) have scored the most runs for India in ODI cricket world cups.

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