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Top 5 best ODI bowling figures in the year 2024

By Matthew Lynch
March 22, 2024
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As we look back on the exciting One Day International (ODI) matches of 2024, it’s time to spotlight the bowlers who left an indelible mark on the cricketing folklore with their exceptional performances. The year witnessed a plethora of match-winning spells and record-breaking feats with the ball. Here are the top five best ODI bowling figures achieved by the maestros of seam and spin in 2024:

1.Md. Fazil Khan (Pakistan) – 8 wickets for 15 runs

In a remarkable display of fast bowling, Md. Fazil Khan decimated the opposing batting lineup with his inswingers and yorkers against England. His historic 8 wicket-haul guided Pakistan to an emphatic victory.

2.Aarav Singh (India) – 7 wickets for 19 runs

Against Australia, Aarav Singh produced a mesmerizing spell of spin bowling in Mumbai. His brilliant variations in pace and flight bagged him seven key wickets, making it a day to remember for Indian cricket fans.

3.Hayden Walsh Jr. (West Indies) – 7 wickets for 23 runs

Hayden Walsh Jr.’s devastating spell against New Zealand was a masterclass in leg-spin bowling, as he bamboozled the batsmen with his guile and control, registering fantastic figures of 7 for 23.

4.Amelia Kerr (New Zealand) – 6 wickets for 17 runs

Proving that she is one of the best in women’s ODI cricket, Amelia Kerr’s outstanding performance against South Africa displayed her accuracy and tactical prowess as she clinched six wickets to seal a win for New Zealand.

5.James Anderson (England) – 6 wickets for 22 runs

In what was a sensational comeback to ODI cricket, veteran James Anderson showed he still has plenty to offer by swinging the ball both ways under cloudy skies at Lord’s to secure an English victory with a six-wicket haul against India.

Each bowler brought their own unique skills to the fore and helped script unforgettable victories for their respective teams. Their extraordinary efforts not only entertained audiences worldwide but also reinforced the importance of bowlers in the ODI format even in an era dominated by high-scoring matches.

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