Most World Cup wickets by Indian bowlers: List of most wicket takers

India with the highest number of wickets in the World Cup: India is the biggest supporter of cricket in the world. The game of cricket is etched in the very soul of India and its 1.4 billion people. India has produced some of the greatest cricketers of all time, like Sachin Tendulkar, Anil Kumble and Virat Kohli.

However, when most fans think of great Indian players, they usually think of batsmen. It is true that India’s geography favors batsmen, but in recent times bowlers have become the backbone of the Indian cricket team.

In the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023, Indian bowlers terrorized the lineups of teams like England, New Zealand and Australia. Mohammed Shami, who was on the bench for the first few games, proved to be phenomenal when given a chance in the playing XI.

Shami scored twice in 5 balls in 3 matches and in just 14 World Cup innings overtook Zaheer Khan as India’s top bowler. Check out Indian bowlers with the highest wickets in ICC Cricket World Cup history here.

Also read:

ICC Cricket World Cup 2023

Most wickets in the 2023 World Cup

MOST runs in the 2023 World Cup

Leading ball taker for India in World Cup 2023

Mohammed Shami is the leading wicket taker for India in ICC World Cup 2023.

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Player

Wickets

Innings

Is running

1

Mohammad Shami

16

4

112

2

Jasprit Bumrah

15

8

233

3

Ravindra Jadeja

14

8

243

4

Kuldeep Yadav

12

8

271

5

Mohammed Siraj

10

8

317

List of top wicket takers for India in World Cup history

The One Day International (ODI) format at the World Cup allows players to better develop their bowling skills. India is not known for fast bowlers but has produced many legendary spinners and swing bowlers. However, in recent days, fast bowlers with speeds in excess of 140 kmph have become commonplace in India. Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Siraj are Indian bowlers who can generate brilliant swing and speed.

Position

Player

Innings

Is running

Wickets

BBI

Span

1

Mohammed Shami

15

581

47

5/18

2015-2023

2

Zaheer Khan

23

890

44

4/42

2003-2011

3

Javagal Srinath

33

1224

44

4/30

1992-2003

4

Jasprit Bumrah

16

590

33

4/39

2019-2023

5

Anil Kumble

18

708

31

4/32

1996-2007

6

Kapil Dev

25

892

28

5/43

1979-1992

7

Manoj Prabhakar

18

640

24

4/19

1987-1996

8

Madan Lal

11

426

22

4/20

1975-1983

9

Yuvraj Singh

14

462

20

5/31

2003-2011

10

Ravindra Jadeja

17

641

20

3/28

2015-2023

11

Harbhajan Singh

20

808

20

3/53

2003-2011

12

Roger Binny

9

382

19

4/29

1983-1987

13

Umesh Yadav

8

321

18

4/31

2015-2015

14

Ashish Nehra

12

409

18

6/23

2003-2011

15

Ravichandran Ashwin

11

457

18

4/25

2011-2023

16

Venkatesh Prasad

14

578

17

5/27

1996-1999

17

Mohinder Amarnath

12

431

16

3/12

1975-1983

18

Kuldeep Yadav

14

601

16

2/24

2019-2023

19

Munaf Patel

11

458

15

4/48

2007-2011

20

Hardik Pandya

13

560

15

3/60

2019-2023

#1 Mohammed Shami

Mohammed Shami was not considered as one of the main bowling line-ups in the 2019 and 2023 World Cup season. He was benched in the first few games but made the most of his opportunity when he was selected in the playing XI. He scored a brilliant hat-trick in the 2019 World Cup , and in the 2023 tournament, Shami took 14 wickets in just 3 innings, registering two five-wicket hauls.

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