who has got most wickets in odi?
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Wasim Akarm who else. Also Known as the Sultan of Swing. He has 502 Wickets...
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ODI : 3 runs of 13 balls. India v West Indies at Brisbane - Jan 11, 1992 \nTest : 131 runs. England v India at Lord's - Jun 20-24, 1996
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In one-day cricket it's Mohammad Azharuddin. In test cricket, it's jointly held by.... Azharuddin (again!) and Kapil Dev.  \n\nODI: 62 balls Azharuddin (vs New Zealand) \nTest: 74 balls Azharuddin (vs South Africa). 74 balls Kapil Dev (vs Sri Lanka) \n\nInteresting facts about Azhar's century: During Azhar's fastest test century, Indians were sturggling to avoid follow-on when Azhar smashed swashbuckling 109(from 77 balls), well supported by Anil Kumble who made 88. They added 161 runs for the 8th wicket (Indian record) and saved the follow-on. Azhar also smashed 5 consecutive 4s of Lance Klusener's over. Klusener, however, came back with 8 wickets in the second innings.
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COURTNEY ANDREW WALSH ( 519 Test Wickets )\nCricket Team : West Indies\nCountry : Jamaica
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Shahid Afridi took over Chris Cairns as the most six hitter of all time in ODIs. Its more than 200. Visit the group mentioned in the source and know more.
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WORLD RECORD.\n1) VIV RICHARDS.( IN 56 BALLS).W.INDIES.\n\nINDIAN RECORD.\nKAPIL,AZHAR (74 BALLS).
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168 - ODIs\n41 - test matches
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Wow, this really made me rush out and search for the answer. Here it is:\n\nThe first is Saurav Ganguly. 88 matches, 5221 runs. 12 test centuries, never lost the match in which he hit them.\n\nThe second is Gundappa Vishwanath. 91 matches, 6080 runs. 14 test centuries, never lost the match in which he hit them.\n\nKapil Dev comes a close third. 8 centuries, just one test lost against South Africa (1992-1993). Includes a century in the Madras tied test in 1986.
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NEW ZEALAND.\n\nTHEY WERE IN INDIAN TOUR.\n\nIF MY MEMORIES ARE DOING RIGHT, THAT WAS A 5 MATCH ODI SERIES AND KAPIL WAS THE CAPTAIN...I HOPE.
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According to updated records till last ODI on 19 April 2006, the stats are:\nMOST Sixes in ODIs\n1. Shahid Afridi (PAK) 215 Sixes.\n2. Sanath Jayasuriya (SL) 201 Sixes.\n3. Saurav Ganguly (IND) 168 Sixes.
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Nice Question.................\nhe has hit 44 sixes in 35 odis
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Lowest score in ODI ---->> Zimbabwe 35 all out.  Zimbabwe v Sri Lanka Harare  2004  Here is the link  \n http://usa.cricinfo.com/db/STATS/ODIS/TEAM/ODI_LOWEST_TEAM_TOTALS.html\n\n\nHighest wickets in a single ODI ---> WPUJC Vaas 8/19    Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe at Colombo (SSC), LG Abans Triangular Series , 2001/02  Here is the link\n\nhttp://usa.cricinfo.com/db/STATS/ODIS/BOWLING/ODI_BOWL_BEST_INNS_FIGS.html\n\n\nbowler who conceded highest runs in a ODI ---> ML Lewis of Australia. 113 runs, 10 overs, 0 maiden, 0 wickets Australia v South Africa  Johannesburg 2005/06  Here is the link\n\nhttp://usa.cricinfo.com/db/STATS/ODIS/BOWLING/ODI_BOWL_MOST_EXPENSIVE.html\n\nWhen was first ODI played, between whom? and who won the match  ---->  1971 Jan 5 Australia v England at Melbourne. Here is the link\n\nhttp://usa.cricinfo.com/db/STATS/ODIS/MISC/COMPLETE_LIST.html\n\nWhere was first world cup played ---> England Here is the link.\n\nhttp://usa.cricinfo.com/db/STATS/WC/MISC/WC_GROUNDS-ALLTIME.html\n\n\nWhich is the cricket ground in which a huge tree is there --->  Kent's/Canterbury’s Cricket gound. Actually tree is gone.  Here is the link. I can't find link for Namibia's cricket ground.\n\nhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/4164313.stm\n\n\nI hope I have provided enough information with the links.\n\nThanks
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It´s the Fast-bowler Umar Gul. He took 9(5 in 1st innings and 4 in 2nd) wickets in the match.\n\nRawal.
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Sir Donald Bradman is certainly the best batsman of all time. His Test batting average of 99.94 is probably the only cricket landmark that will stand the test of time. However, he isn't the best 'cricketer' of all time. That honour belongs to the left-handed Sir Garfield St. Auburn Sobers of the West Indies, who was four cricketers in one; a magnificent batsman, extraordinary fielder, paceman and, believe it or not, a spinner who could bowl both finger (left-arm orthodox) and wrist (chinaman) spin. He was the first cricketer to complete the Test 'treble' of 1000+ runs, 100+ wickets and 100+ catches.
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I am assuming we are talking about ODIs. \n\nAfter SA's last World cup ODI in Kingsmead on 3rd March 2003,  Jacques Kallis has taken 44 wickets. Here's the breakdown:\n\n2003: 11 wickets (After the WC)\n2004: 11 wickets\n2005: 12 wickets\n2006: 10 wickets\n\nIn the WC 2003, Kallis had 3 wickets.
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Since it will be very difficult and time consuming to list the names of all the bowlers here, I suggest you check the following website,\nwhere you can get the list of all the bowlers of all cricket playing countries.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bowler_%28cricket%29
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Nice question. But things depend on how does one define "top-order". \n\nIf top-order means Batsmen #1, 2 and 3, the below are the results:\n\nGlenn D McGrath: 219 wickets\nC. Walsh: 177 wickets\nKapil Dev: 175 wickets\nMuralitharan: 166 wickets\nR. Hadlee: 158 wickets\nShane Warne: 158 wickets\nAnil Kumble: 150 wickets\n\nObviously, we have fast bowlers higher on the list as spinners don't usually have a crack at opening batsmen.\n\nJust in case top-order would be defined as Batsmen from #1 to #7, here is the list of top wicket takers in tests:\n\nMuralitharan: 455 wickets\nShane Warne: 432 wickets\nGlenn D McGrath: 408 wickets\nAnil Kumble: 365 wickets\nC. Walsh: 356 wickets\nKapil Dev: 311 wickets\nR. Hadlee: 302 wickets