Most Wickets in One day Cricket in 1990

Record holder : Waqar Younis of Pakistan holds the record (47 wickets) for most wickets in one day cricket in 1990.

At no. 1 position is Waqar Younis of Pakistan. He took 47 wickets in 19 innings of 19 matches at 3.75 economy, 12.63 average and 20.1 strike rate.

Then comes our Simon O'Donnell of Australia. He took 32 wickets in 23 innings of 23 matches at 4.09 economy, 25.21 average and 36.9 strike rate.

At position no. 3 is Terry Alderman of Australia. He took 29 wickets in 19 innings of 19 matches at 3.81 economy, 21 average and 33 strike rate.

Then comes our Carl Rackemann of Australia. He took 29 wickets in 19 innings of 19 matches at 3.6 economy, 21.17 average and 35.2 strike rate.

At position no. 5 is Danny Morrison of New Zealand. He took 26 wickets in 21 innings of 21 matches at 4.83 economy, 32 average and 39.7 strike rate.

Then comes our Mushtaq Ahmed of Pakistan. He took 24 wickets in 14 innings of 14 matches at 5.01 economy, 22.37 average and 26.7 strike rate.

Then comes our Peter Taylor of Australia. He took 23 wickets in 18 innings of 19 matches at 3.69 economy, 25.3 average and 41 strike rate.

At no. 8 position is Manoj Prabhakar of India. He took 21 wickets in 13 innings of 13 matches at 4.28 economy, 25.19 average and 35.2 strike rate.

Next in the list is Kapil Dev of India. He took 19 wickets in 13 innings of 13 matches at 4.17 economy, 24.47 average and 35.2 strike rate.

Next in the list is Chris Pringle of New Zealand. He took 19 wickets in 13 innings of 13 matches at 4.27 economy, 25.68 average and 36 strike rate.