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4 wickets Chaminda Vaas(Sri Lanka) in ODI against Bangladesh
3 wickets Irfan Pathan(INDIA) in Test against Pakistan
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Who is the baller with most wickets till now?
Glenn McGrath is the bowler with most wickets.He has taken 71 wickets in total.
Who has the most number of wickets on a single venue in ODIs?
Wasim Akram has taken 122 wickets in 77 Matches at Sharjah, that's record for most wickets by a bowler on a single venue.
Which Pakistani bowler has taken most number of wickets in cricket world cup history?
Wasim Akram,He took 55 wickets in 38 matches.
Which Pakistani bowler has taken the most number of wickets in cricket world cup history?
Waseem Akram
Which bowler got most wickets through LBW?
In test cricket, it is Anil Kumble, who has taken 156 wickets through lbw, while in odi it is Wasim Akram, who had taken 92.
Who has taken the most wickets in one world cup?
For New Zealand in Test Cricket, Rechard Hadlee has taken most wickets (431) and in ODI, Daniel Vettori (282).
How bowler has picked up the most wickets in test wins?
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Who is the best wicket hunter in first ICC cricket world cup 1975?
Australian bowler Gary Gilmour took most of the wickets. He took total 11 wickets.
Who is Morlee in cricket?
You're probably refering to Murali, and he is a Sri Lankan off-spin bowler who has taken the most amount of wickets in test matches. He is well known for this, and some say he has taken so many wickets because of his controversial bowling action.
Who took most wickets in a test match for India?
anil kumble took most wickets. he bagged 619 wickets in tests. only bowler to take 10 wickets in 1 innings.
Who has taken the most wickets in one day cricket?
MURALIDARAN has taken the most wickets in one day cricket(515 wickets).
Has any Bowler at any level taken five wickets in one six ball over?
Two people have taken 9 wickets in consecutive deliveries so at least 5 of them must have been taken in one over the most recent was in 1967 in a school match by an S Fleming.
