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World Cup 2023: Most Runs and Most Wickets after Bangladesh vs Netherlands

Quinton de Kock and Adam Zampa lead the batting and bowling tables respectively.

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World Cup 2023: Most Runs and Most Wickets after Bangladesh vs Netherlands
World Cup 2023: Most Runs and Most Wickets after Bangladesh vs Netherlands

Quinton de Kock tops the batting table with 431 runs while David Warner is standing in second place with 413 runs including two hundreds to his name. Rachin Ravindra again entered in the top five batters list as he accumulated 406 runs from six matches followed by Aiden Markram and Virat Kohli in the queue.

Most Runs

Player

Match

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Innings

Runs

 Average

Strike Rate

Highest

100’s

50’s

Quinton de Kock

6

6

431

               71.83

117.11

174

3

0

David Warner

6

6

413

               68.83

112.53

163

2

1

Rachin Ravindra

6

6

406

               81.20

107.69

123*

2

2

Aiden Markram

6

6

356

               59.33

115.96

106

1

3

Virat Kohli

5

5

354

             118.00

90.53

103*

1

3

Adam Zampa has 16 wickets currently in the ongoing World Cup 2023. Mitchell Santner is in the second place with 14 scalps. Macro Jansen and Shaheen Shah Afridi have 13 wickets each with the former enjoying a better Net Run Rate.

Most Wickets

PlayerMatchWickets Average Economy RateBest Bowling5-Wicket Haul
Adam Zampa616               19.06                 6.224/80
Mitchell Santner614               20.21                 4.905/591
Marco Jansen613               22.30                 6.173/430
Shaheen Shah Afridi613               22.76                 5.695/541
Gerald Coetzee512               22.00                 6.943/351
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