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World Cup 2023: Most Runs and Most Wickets after Bangladesh vs New Zealand

Devon Conway and Mitchell Santner are at the top.

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World Cup 2023: Most Runs and Most Wickets after Bangladesh vs New Zealand
World Cup 2023: Most Runs and Most Wickets after Bangladesh vs New Zealand

Devon Conway gave a good start to New Zealand in the match against Bangladesh with 45 runs. He moved up to the top of the batting table yet again to dominate the World Cup 2023. Quinton de Kock is in second place followed by Mohammad Rizwan in the third. Rachin Ravindra did not have a good outing against Bangladesh but he maintained his place.

Most Runs

Player

Match

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Innings

Runs

 Average

Strike Rate

Highest

100’s

50’s

Devon Conway

3

3

229

             114.50

104.09

152*

1

0

Quinton de Kock

2

2

209

             104.50

110.00

109

2

0

Mohammad Rizwan

2

2

199

             199.00

101.53

131*

1

1

Kushal Mendis

2

2

198

               99.00

166.38

122

1

1

Rachin Ravindra

2

2

183

               91.50

114.37

123*

1

0

Most Wickets

Micthell Santner leads the bowling chart with 8 scalps to his name in total (15.87). Matt Henry has the same number of wickets but Santner has a better bowling average (18.25). The next three names of the top five current bowlers in the World Cup 2023, are Jasprit Bumrah, Hasan Ali, and Kagiso Rabada.

PlayerMatchWickets Average Economy RateBest Bowling5-Wicket Haul
Mitchell Santner38               15.87                 4.235/591
Matt Henry38               18.25                 5.123/400
Jasprit Bumrah26               12.33                 3.704/391
Hasan Ali26               17.33                 6.114/710
Kagiso Rabada25               16.60                 5.243/330
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