Best Bowling Average in One day Cricket in 1998
Record holder : Roger Telemachus of South Africa holds the record (14.5) for best bowling average in one day cricket in 1998.
1. 
Roger Telemachus - 14.5
The record is held by Roger Telemachus of South Africa. He has average of 21.8 while taking 12 wickets in 5 innings of 5 matches at 3.98 economy and 21.8 strike rate.
2. Allan Donald - 15.4
Next in the list is Allan Donald of South Africa. He has average of 23.3 while taking 27 wickets in 13 innings of 13 matches at 3.96 economy and 23.3 strike rate.
3. Saqlain Mushtaq - 16.41
At no. 3 position is Saqlain Mushtaq of Pakistan. He has average of 22 while taking 34 wickets in 14 innings of 14 matches at 4.46 economy and 22 strike rate.
4. Darren Gough - 21.07
At no. 4 position is Darren Gough of England. He has average of 27.6 while taking 13 wickets in 6 innings of 6 matches at 4.56 economy and 27.6 strike rate.
5. Javagal Srinath - 22.02
At no. 5 position is Javagal Srinath of India. He has average of 28.3 while taking 37 wickets in 19 innings of 19 matches at 4.66 economy and 28.3 strike rate.
6. Upul Chandana - 22.14
At position no. 6 is Upul Chandana of Sri Lanka. He has average of 26.8 while taking 21 wickets in 13 innings of 15 matches at 4.95 economy and 26.8 strike rate.
7. Steve Elworthy - 22.41
Next in the list is Steve Elworthy of South Africa. He has average of 25.2 while taking 12 wickets in 7 innings of 7 matches at 5.32 economy and 25.2 strike rate.
8. Muthiah Muralidaran - 22.81
At position no. 8 is Muthiah Muralidaran of Sri Lanka. He has average of 31.8 while taking 32 wickets in 18 innings of 18 matches at 4.29 economy and 31.8 strike rate.
9. Khaled Mahmud - 23.14
At no. 9 position is Khaled Mahmud of Bangladesh. He has average of 33.1 while taking 7 wickets in 6 innings of 6 matches at 4.18 economy and 33.1 strike rate.
10. Mervyn Dillon - 23.33
Next in the list is Mervyn Dillon of West Indies. He has average of 29.2 while taking 9 wickets in 5 innings of 5 matches at 4.79 economy and 29.2 strike rate.