Best Bowling Economy in One day Cricket in 1987
Record holder : Michael Holding of West Indies holds the record (2.96) for best bowling economy in one day cricket in 1987.
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Michael Holding - 2.96
At no. 1 position is Michael Holding of West Indies. He has economy of 38.1 while taking 7 wickets in 5 innings of 5 matches at 18.85 average and 38.1 strike rate.
2. Joel Garner - 3.35
Then comes our Joel Garner of West Indies. He has economy of 41.2 while taking 17 wickets in 13 innings of 13 matches at 23.11 average and 41.2 strike rate.
3. Simon Davis - 3.37
At position no. 3 is Simon Davis of Australia. He has economy of 76.2 while taking 7 wickets in 11 innings of 11 matches at 42.85 average and 76.2 strike rate.
4. Malcolm Marshall - 3.37
Then comes our Malcolm Marshall of West Indies. He has economy of 28.9 while taking 15 wickets in 8 innings of 8 matches at 16.26 average and 28.9 strike rate.
5. Graham Dilley - 3.45
Then comes our Graham Dilley of England. He has economy of 31.2 while taking 22 wickets in 12 innings of 12 matches at 18 average and 31.2 strike rate.
6. Greg Matthews - 3.56
At no. 6 position is Greg Matthews of Australia. He has economy of 46.8 while taking 15 wickets in 13 innings of 14 matches at 27.86 average and 46.8 strike rate.
7. Phil DeFreitas - 3.57
Next in the list is Phil DeFreitas of England. He has economy of 42.5 while taking 39 wickets in 30 innings of 30 matches at 25.35 average and 42.5 strike rate.
8. Tony Gray - 3.63
Then comes our Tony Gray of West Indies. He has economy of 39.6 while taking 11 wickets in 8 innings of 8 matches at 24 average and 39.6 strike rate.
9. Courtney Walsh - 3.68
Next in the list is Courtney Walsh of West Indies. He has economy of 36.2 while taking 30 wickets in 21 innings of 21 matches at 22.3 average and 36.2 strike rate.
10. Roger Harper - 3.74
At position no. 10 is Roger Harper of West Indies. He has economy of 57.8 while taking 17 wickets in 17 innings of 18 matches at 36.11 average and 57.8 strike rate.