Highest wicket taker in world cup 2023: Top Wicket-Taker List 

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>Mohammed Shami, with 24 scalps from seven matches, was the top wicket-taker in Cricket World Cup 2023. As Known the highest wicket-taker

Most Wickets in 2023 World Cup:

 The quadrennial Men’s ODI Cricket World Cup returned with a bang in 2023, and within a few matches, the records for highest team score, highest run chase, most centuries and fastest century were broken.

Yuzvendra Chahal is the leading wicket-takers for India in T20Is. Spinner Yuzvendra Chahal holds the honour of having picked up the most T20I wickets for India.

ODI World Cup 2023: Players With Most Wickets - Mohammed Shami

India's Mohammed Shami is the top wicket-taker in World Cup 2023 with 24 wickets in 7 innings.

Player	Innings	Overs	Runs	Wickets	BBI	Economy
Mohammed Shami (IND)	7	48.5	257	24	7/57	5.26
Adam Zampa (AUS)	11	96.0	515	23	4/8	5.36
Dilshan Madushanka (SL)	9	78.2	525	21	5/80	6.70
Jasprit Bumrah (IND)	11	91.5	373	20	4/39	4.06
Gerald Coetzee (SA)	8	63.3	396	20	4/44	6.23
Shaheen Shah Afridi (PAK)	9	81.0	481	18	5/54	5.93
Marco Jansen (SA)	9	69.0	450	17	3/31	6.52
Ravindra Jadeja (IND)	11	93.3	398	16	5/33	4.25
Josh Hazlewood (AUS)	11	93.1	449	16	3/38	4.81
Mitchell Santner (NZ)	10	92.4	449	16	5/59	4.84
Bas de Leede (NED)	8	67.0	487	16	4/62	7.26
Mitchell Starc (AUS)	10	87.0	528	16	3/34	6.06
Haris Rauf (PAK)	9	79.0	533	16	3/43	6.74
Keshav Maharaj (SA)	10	89.0	370	15	4/46	4.15
Adil Rashid (ENG)	9	79.4	413	15	3/42	5.18
Kuldeep Yadav (IND)	11	95.1	424	15	2/7	4.45

All Time Highest Wicket Takers in ICC World Cup

Australia’s Glenn McGrath is the highest wicket-taker in the ICC Cricket World Cup history. McGrath was especially instrumental in Australia’s two consecutive World Cup wins. Glenn McGrath has amassed 71 wickets across 39 innings in four World Cups.

Rank	Player	Innings	Wickets	Overs	Runs	BBI	Economy	Span
1	Glenn McGrath (AUS)	39	71	325.5	1292	7/15	3.96	1996-2007
2	Muthiah Muralidaran (SL)	39	68	343.3	1335	4/19	3.88	1996-2011
3	Mitchell Starc (AUS)	28	65	243.1	1254	6/28	5.15	2015-2023
4	Lasith Malinga (SL)	28	56	232.2	1281	6/38	5.51	2007-2019
5	Mohammed Shami (IND)	18	55	145.0	744	7/57	5.13	2015-2023
6	Wasim Akram (PAK)	36	55	324.3	1311	5/28	4.04	1987-2003
7	Trent Boult (NZ)	29	53	275.0	1354	5/27	4.92	2015-2023
8	Chaminda Vaas (SL)	31	49	261.4	1040	6/25	3.97	1996-2007
9	Zaheer Khan (IND)	23	44	198.5	890	4/42	4.47	2003-2011
10	Javagal Srinath (IND)	33	44	283.2	1224	4/30	4.32	1992-2003
11	Shakib Al Hasan (BAN)	36	43	301.2	1551	5/29	5.14	2007-2023
12	Tim Southee (NZ)	22	41	195.2	1110	7/33	5.68	2011-2023
13	Imran Tahir (SA)	21	40	191.5	847	5/45	4.41	2011-2019
14	Jasprit Bumrah (IND)	20	38	175.5	744	4/39	4.23	2019-2023
15	Allan Donald (SA)	25	38	218.5	913	4/17	4.17	1992-2003
16	Jacob Oram (NZ)	23	36	182.2	768	4/39	4.21	2003-2011
17	Daniel Vettori (NZ)	31	36	281.3	1168	4/18	4.14	2003-2015
18	Brett Lee (AUS)	17	35	137.3	629	5/42	4.57	2003-2011
19	Wahab Riaz (PAK)	20	35	166.4	926	5/46	5.55	2011-2019
20	Brad Hogg (AUS)	20	34	158.3	654	4/27	4.12	2003-2007

Virat Kohli Biography in English

 

Virat Kohli Biography: Birth, Age, Family, Education, Cricket Career, read in english

Virat Kohli is an actor, known for 2011 Cricket World Cup (2011), Indian Premier League (2008) and Border-Gavaskar Trophy (1996). He has been married to Anushka Sharma since December 11, 2017. 

Virat Kohli Biography in english ;

1. Full Name :         Virat Kohli
2. Date of Birth:      5 November, 1988
3. Place of Birth:     Delhi
4. Height:               5 ft 9 inches
5. Education: -        Vishal Bharti Public School
6. Father:                Prem kohli
7. Mother:              Saroj Kohli
8. Batting style:      Right hand batsman
9. Bowling style:    Right-arm medium pace
10. Role:                  Batsman
11. Net Worth –      ₹980 crores (approx.)
12. Awards Received – Padma Shri, Arjuna Award and Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award

 About Virat Kohli Some line written below;

When West Delhi Cricket Academy was created in 1998, Kohli was part of its first batch and received training under Rajkumar Sharma. Kohli made his cricket debut in October 2002 with the Delhi Under-15 team in the 2002-03 Polly Umrigar Trophy and lead the team for the next trophy. He was later selected in the Delhi Under-17 team for the 2003-04 Vijay Merchant Trophy where he finished as the highest run-scorer. 

At the age of 18, Kohli made his first-class debut for Delhi against Tamil Nadu wherein he scored 10 runs. In July 2006, he made his debut in the Under-19 team during India's tour of England. India won both ODI and Test series. Kohli made his T20 debut next year and emerged as the highest run-scorer in the Inter-State T20 Championship with 179 runs. 

The year 2008 was a life-changing year for Kohli. First, he captained the Under-19 Cricket World Cup-winning team. Second, he was bought by RCB for $30,000 on a youth contract for IPL. Third, he made his international debut. 

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 Virat Kohli Awards

     - Arjuna Award (2013)
    - ICC ODI Player of the Year (2012 & 2017)
    - ICC ODI Team of the Year (2012, 2014, 2016 (captained the team)  

      & 2017 (captained the team)
   - ICC Test Team of the Year (2017 (captained the team))
    - Padma Shri (2017)
    - Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna (2018)
   -  Sir Garfield Sobers Trophy (ICC Cricketer of the Year – 2017)

   Virat Kohli Child Pic:

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