Best Bowling Economy in One day Cricket in 1989
Record holder : Martin Snedden of New Zealand holds the record (2.88) for best bowling economy in one day cricket in 1989.
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Martin Snedden - 2.88
At the top of list is Martin Snedden of New Zealand. He has economy of 57 while taking 5 wickets in 5 innings of 5 matches at 27.4 average and 57 strike rate.
2. Gary Robertson - 3.58
Then comes our Gary Robertson of New Zealand. He has economy of 58.5 while taking 4 wickets in 4 innings of 4 matches at 35 average and 58.5 strike rate.
3. Terry Alderman - 3.59
At position no. 3 is Terry Alderman of Australia. He has economy of 30.4 while taking 26 wickets in 16 innings of 16 matches at 18.23 average and 30.4 strike rate.
4. Courtney Walsh - 3.68
Next in the list is Courtney Walsh of West Indies. He has economy of 51 while taking 24 wickets in 21 innings of 21 matches at 31.29 average and 51 strike rate.
5. Malcolm Marshall - 3.71
Then comes our Malcolm Marshall of West Indies. He has economy of 59.1 while taking 14 wickets in 15 innings of 15 matches at 36.64 average and 59.1 strike rate.
6. Curtly Ambrose - 3.72
At no. 6 position is Curtly Ambrose of West Indies. He has economy of 36.3 while taking 33 wickets in 22 innings of 22 matches at 22.54 average and 36.3 strike rate.
7. Willie Watson - 3.73
Next in the list is Willie Watson of New Zealand. He has economy of 98 while taking 3 wickets in 5 innings of 5 matches at 61 average and 98 strike rate.
8. Asoka de Silva - 3.75
Next in the list is Asoka de Silva of Sri Lanka. He has economy of 82.8 while taking 5 wickets in 8 innings of 8 matches at 51.8 average and 82.8 strike rate.
9. Graham Gooch - 3.75
Then comes our Graham Gooch of England. He has economy of 48.2 while taking 5 wickets in 5 innings of 9 matches at 30.2 average and 48.2 strike rate.
10. Kapil Dev - 3.82
Next in the list is Kapil Dev of India. He has economy of 46.6 while taking 16 wickets in 15 innings of 15 matches at 29.68 average and 46.6 strike rate.