Most Wickets in One day Cricket in 1986

Record holder : Kapil Dev of India holds the record (32 wickets) for most wickets in one day cricket in 1986.

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1. India Kapil Dev - 32 wickets

At no. 1 position is Kapil Dev of India. He took 32 wickets in 26 innings of 27 matches at 3.48 economy, 26.06 average and 44.8 strike rate.

2. Australia Bruce Reid - 31 wickets

Then comes our Bruce Reid of Australia. He took 31 wickets in 22 innings of 22 matches at 4.16 economy, 26.22 average and 37.7 strike rate.

3. India Chetan Sharma - 31 wickets

At no. 3 position is Chetan Sharma of India. He took 31 wickets in 20 innings of 20 matches at 4.88 economy, 26.19 average and 32.1 strike rate.

4. Australia Simon Davis - 29 wickets

At position no. 4 is Simon Davis of Australia. He took 29 wickets in 23 innings of 23 matches at 3.35 economy, 23.03 average and 41.1 strike rate.

5. New Zealand Richard Hadlee - 26 wickets

At no. 5 position is Richard Hadlee of New Zealand. He took 26 wickets in 15 innings of 16 matches at 3.26 economy, 17.57 average and 32.2 strike rate.

6. India Ravi Shastri - 26 wickets

At no. 6 position is Ravi Shastri of India. He took 26 wickets in 27 innings of 27 matches at 3.8 economy, 36.26 average and 57.2 strike rate.

7. Pakistan Abdul Qadir - 24 wickets

Then comes our Abdul Qadir of Pakistan. He took 24 wickets in 14 innings of 15 matches at 3.59 economy, 18.62 average and 31 strike rate.

8. New Zealand Ewen Chatfield - 24 wickets

Next in the list is Ewen Chatfield of New Zealand. He took 24 wickets in 17 innings of 18 matches at 3.1 economy, 19.25 average and 37.2 strike rate.

9. Pakistan Wasim Akram - 23 wickets

At no. 9 position is Wasim Akram of Pakistan. He took 23 wickets in 16 innings of 17 matches at 3.06 economy, 17.04 average and 33.3 strike rate.

10. India Roger Binny - 22 wickets

Next in the list is Roger Binny of India. He took 22 wickets in 21 innings of 21 matches at 4.39 economy, 31.63 average and 43.2 strike rate.

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