Most Wickets in Test Cricket in 2013

Record holder : Stuart Broad of England holds the record (62 wickets) for most wickets in test cricket in 2013.

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1. England Stuart Broad - 62 wickets

The player at #1 in the list is Stuart Broad of England. He took 62 wickets in 26 innings of 14 matches at 3.34 economy, 25.8 average and 46.2 strike rate.

2. England James Anderson - 52 wickets

Then comes our James Anderson of England. He took 52 wickets in 27 innings of 14 matches at 3.11 economy, 31.82 average and 61.3 strike rate.

3. South Africa Dale Steyn - 51 wickets

At position no. 3 is Dale Steyn of South Africa. He took 51 wickets in 18 innings of 9 matches at 2.51 economy, 17.66 average and 42 strike rate.

4. New Zealand Trent Boult - 46 wickets

Next in the list is Trent Boult of New Zealand. He took 46 wickets in 21 innings of 12 matches at 2.68 economy, 25.08 average and 56 strike rate.

5. England Graeme Swann - 43 wickets

Next in the list is Graeme Swann of England. He took 43 wickets in 19 innings of 10 matches at 3.33 economy, 34.09 average and 61.3 strike rate.

6. Australia Nathan Lyon - 42 wickets

Next in the list is Nathan Lyon of Australia. He took 42 wickets in 22 innings of 11 matches at 3.31 economy, 34.02 average and 61.6 strike rate.

7. Australia Peter Siddle - 42 wickets

At position no. 7 is Peter Siddle of Australia. He took 42 wickets in 26 innings of 14 matches at 2.68 economy, 30.21 average and 67.4 strike rate.

8. India Ravichandran Ashwin - 41 wickets

At no. 8 position is Ravichandran Ashwin of India. He took 41 wickets in 14 innings of 7 matches at 2.59 economy, 22.51 average and 52 strike rate.

9. Pakistan Saeed Ajmal - 39 wickets

Then comes our Saeed Ajmal of Pakistan. He took 39 wickets in 14 innings of 8 matches at 2.59 economy, 27.23 average and 62.9 strike rate.

10. Australia Ryan Harris - 38 wickets

At position no. 10 is Ryan Harris of Australia. He took 38 wickets in 16 innings of 8 matches at 2.73 economy, 21.94 average and 48.1 strike rate.

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