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World Cups - Out to First Ball of Team Innings
JG Wright CJ McDermott New Zealand v Australia Auckland 1991/92
Hannan Sarkar WPUJC Vaas Bangladesh v Sri Lanka Pietermaritzburg 2002/03

Batting Second
Aamer Sohail         DK Morrison          Pakistan v New Zealand       Christchurch 1991/92
GA Gooch             EA Brandes           England v Zimbabwe           Albury       1991/92
G Kirsten            NC Johnson           South Africa v Zimbabwe      Chelmsford   1999
R Walters            HH Streak            Namibia v Zimbabwe           Harare      2002/03

World Cups - Partnership Records
1st 194 Saeed Anwar & Wajahatullah Wasti Pakistan v New Zealand Manchester       1999
2nd 318 SC Ganguly & R Dravid            India v Sri Lanka          Taunton          1999
3rd 237* R Dravid & SR Tendulkar          India v Kenya              Bristol          1999
4th 168 LK Germon & CZ Harris            New Zealand v Australia    Chennai        1995/96
5th 148 RG Twose & CL Cairns             New Zealand v Australia    Cardiff          1999
6th 161 MO Odumbe & AV Vadher            Kenya v Sri Lanka          Southampton      1999
7th 98 RR Sarwan & RD Jacobs            West Indies v New Zealand Port Elizabeth 2002/03
8th 117 DL Houghton & IP Butchart        Zimbabwe v New Zealand     Hyderabad (Decc)1987/88
9th 126* N Kapil Dev & SMH Kirmani        India v Zimbabwe           Tunbridge Wells 1983
10th 71 AME Roberts & J Garner           West Indies v India        Manchester       1983

Note: 221* were added for the 1st wicket v Pakistan at Melbourne 1991/92,

World Cups: All-time Career Most Wickets
Name Mat O M R W Ave Best 4w 5w SR Econ Team

Wasim Akram          38 324.3   17 1311 55 23.83 5-28   2 1 35.4 4.04 PAK
GD McGrath           28 245     37   935 45 20.77 7-15   - 2 32.6 3.81 AUS
J Srinath            34 283.2   21 1224 44 27.81 4-30   2 - 38.6 4.32 IND
AA Donald            25 218.5   14   913 38 24.02 4-17   2 - 34.5 4.17 RSA
WPUJC Vaas           21 184     24   754 36 20.94 6-25   1 1 30.6 4.09 SL
Imran Khan           28 169.3   18   655 34 19.26 4-37   2 - 29.9 3.86 PAK
SK Warne             17 162.5   16   624 32 19.50 4-29   4 - 30.5 3.83 AUS
CZ Harris            28 194.2   10   861 32 26.90 4-7    1 - 36.4 4.43 NZ
M Muralitharan       21 187.5   13   693 30 23.10 4-28   1 - 37.5 3.68 SL
IT Botham            22 222     33   762 30 25.40 4-31   1 - 44.4 3.43 ENG
PAJ DeFreitas        22 187.5   30   742 29 25.58 3-28   - - 38.8 3.95 ENG
A Kumble             17 164      5   670 28 23.92 4-32   1 - 35.1 4.08 IND
N Kapil Dev          26 237     27   892 28 31.85 5-43   - 1 50.7 3.76 IND
Shoaib Akhtar        16 124.5    8   643 27 23.81 4-46   1 - 27.7 5.15 PAK
CJ McDermott         17 149      8   599 27 22.18 5-44   1 1 33.1 4.02 AUS
CA Walsh             17 158     23   547 27 20.25 4-25   2 - 35.1 3.46 WI
SR Waugh             33 173.1    7   814 27 30.14 3-36   - - 38.4 4.70 AUS
DW Fleming           16 133.2   12   583 26 22.42 5-36   - 1 30.7 4.37 AUS
Mushtaq Ahmed        15 135      5   549 26 21.11 3-16   - - 31.1 4.06 PAK
AME Roberts          16 170.1   29   552 26 21.23 3-32   - - 39.2 3.24 WI
Abdul Qadir          13 135.4    8   506 24 21.08 5-44   2 1 33.9 3.72 PAK
M Prabhakar          19 145.1   10   640 24 26.66 4-19   1 - 36.2 4.40 IND
CEL Ambrose          17 164.3   20   499 24 20.79 3-28   - - 41.1 3.03 WI
Saqlain Mushtaq      14 112.2    7   494 23 21.47 5-35   - 1 29.3 4.39 PAK
SM Pollock           21 185     27   674 23 29.30 5-36   - 1 48.2 3.64 RSA
B Lee                10   83.1    9   394 22 17.90 5-42   - 1 22.6 4.73 AUS
Waqar Younis         13   93.1    8   466 22 21.18 4-26   1 - 25.4 5.00 PAK
L Klusener           14 100.5    7   487 22 22.13 5-21   1 1 27.5 4.82 RSA
S Madan Lal          11 116.2   12   426 22 19.36 4-20   1 - 31.7 3.66 IND
RJ Hadlee            13 146.1   38   421 22 19.13 5-25   - 1 39.8 2.88 NZ
HH Streak            22 175     13   805 22 36.59 3-35   - - 47.7 4.60 ZIM
GI Allott             9   87.4    7   325 20 16.25 4-37   2 - 26.3 3.70 NZ
MA Holding           11 115.5   16   341 20 17.05 4-33   1 - 34.7 2.94 WI
ST Jayasuriya        27 151.5    4   758 20 37.90 3-12   - - 45.5 4.99 SL
RMH Binny             9   95      9   382 19 20.10 4-29   1 - 30.0 4.02 IND
W Watson             14 132     14   571 19 30.05 3-37   - - 41.6 4.32 NZ
Z Khan               11   88.2    5   374 18 20.77 4-42   1 - 29.4 4.23 IND
ALF de Mel            9   90.2   13   449 18 24.94 5-32   - 2 30.1 4.97 SL
MO Odumbe            19 116.5    9   567 18 31.50 4-38   1 - 38.9 4.85 KENYA
RGD Willis           11 118.1   27   315 18 17.50 4-11   2 - 39.3 2.66 ENG
Aaqib Javed          15 124.2   13   517 18 28.72 3-21   - - 41.4 4.15 PAK
RA Harper            14 132     10   488 18 27.11 4-47   1 - 44.0 3.69 WI
CL Cairns            28 146.4    9   755 18 41.94 3-19   - - 48.8 5.14 NZ
CL Hooper            20 154      3   659 18 36.61 3-42   - - 51.3 4.27 WI
GR Larsen            19 170     12   599 18 33.27 3-16   - - 56.6 3.52 NZ
SE Bond               8   78     12   305 17 17.94 6-23   - 1 27.5 3.91 NZ
BM McMillan          15 116     12   433 17 25.47 3-11   - - 40.9 3.73 RSA
BKV Prasad           14 129.5    5   578 17 34.00 5-27   - 1 45.8 4.45 IND
VC Drakes             6   51.5    7   208 16 13.00 5-33   - 2 19.4 4.01 WI
AJ Bichel             8   57      7   197 16 12.31 7-20   - 1 21.3 3.45 AUS
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World Cup Best Bowling Economy Rate
Name Mat O M R W Ave Best 4w 5w SR Econ Team

AME Roberts          16 170.1   29   552 26 21.23 3-32   - - 39.2 3.24 WI
IT Botham            22 222     33   762 30 25.40 4-31   1 - 44.4 3.43 ENG
GR Larsen            19 170     12   599 18 33.27 3-16   - - 56.6 3.52 NZ
AJ Traicos           20 188     13   673 16 42.06 3-35   - - 70.5 3.57 ZIM
SM Pollock           21 185     27   674 23 29.30 5-36   - 1 48.2 3.64 RSA
M Muralitharan       21 187.5   13   693 30 23.10 4-28   1 - 37.5 3.68 SL
N Kapil Dev          26 237     27   892 28 31.85 5-43   - 1 50.7 3.76 IND
GD McGrath           28 245     37   935 45 20.77 7-15   - 2 32.6 3.81 AUS
Imran Khan           28 169.3   18   655 34 19.26 4-37   2 - 29.9 3.86 PAK
PAJ DeFreitas        22 187.5   30   742 29 25.58 3-28   - - 38.8 3.95 ENG
Wasim Akram          38 324.3   17 1311 55 23.83 5-28   2 1 35.4 4.04 PAK
WPUJC Vaas           21 184     24   754 36 20.94 6-25   1 1 30.6 4.09 SL
AA Donald            25 218.5   14   913 38 24.02 4-17   2 - 34.5 4.17 RSA
J Srinath            34 283.2   21 1224 44 27.81 4-30   2 - 38.6 4.32 IND
CZ Harris            28 194.2   10   861 32 26.90 4-7    1 - 36.4 4.43 NZ
HH Streak            22 175     13   805 22 36.59 3-35   - - 47.7 4.60 ZIM
SR Waugh             33 173.1    7   814 27 30.14 3-36   - - 38.4 4.70 AUS

World Cup Best Innings Bowling
7/15 GD McGrath Australia v Namibia at Potchefstroom, 2002/03
7/20 AJ Bichel Australia v England at Port Elizabeth, 2002/03
7/51 WW Davis West Indies v Australia at Leeds, 1983
6/14 GJ Gilmour Australia v England at Leeds, 1975
6/23 SE Bond New Zealand v Australia at Port Elizabeth, 2002/03
6/23 A Nehra India v England at Durban, 2002/03
6/25 WPUJC Vaas Sri Lanka v Bangladesh at Pietermaritzburg, 2002/03
6/39 KH MacLeay Australia v India at Nottingham, 1983
5/14 GD McGrath Australia v West Indies at Manchester, 1999
5/21 L Klusener South Africa v Kenya at Amstelveen, 1999
5/21 PA Strang Zimbabwe v Kenya at Patna, 1995/96
5/21 AG Hurst Australia v Canada at Birmingham, 1979
5/24 CO Obuya Kenya v Sri Lanka at Nairobi (Gymk), 2002/03
5/25 RJ Hadlee New Zealand v Sri Lanka at Bristol, 1983
5/27 A Codrington Canada v Bangladesh at Durban, 2002/03
5/27 BKV Prasad India v Pakistan at Manchester, 1999
5/28 Wasim Akram Pakistan v Namibia at Kimberley, 2002/03
5/29 SF Dukanwala United Arab Emirates v Netherlands at Lahore, 1995/96
5/31 RR Singh India v Sri Lanka at Taunton, 1999
5/32 ALF de Mel Sri Lanka v New Zealand at Derby, 1983
5/33 VC Drakes West Indies v Kenya at Kimberley, 2002/03
5/34 DK Lillee Australia v Pakistan at Leeds, 1975
5/35 Saqlain Mushtaq Pakistan v Bangladesh at Northampton, 1999
5/36 SM Pollock South Africa v Australia at Birmingham, 1999
5/36 DW Fleming Australia v India at Mumbai, 1995/96
5/38 J Garner West Indies v England at Lord's, 1979
5/39 ALF de Mel Sri Lanka v Pakistan at Leeds, 1983
5/39 VJ Marks England v Sri Lanka at Taunton, 1983
5/42 B Lee Australia v New Zealand at Port Elizabeth, 2002/03
5/43 RJ van Vuuren Namibia v England at Port Elizabeth, 2002/03
5/43 N Kapil Dev India v Australia at Nottingham, 1983
5/44 VC Drakes West Indies v Canada at Centurion, 2002/03
5/44 CJ McDermott Australia v Pakistan at Lahore, 1987/88
5/44 Abdul Qadir Pakistan v Sri Lanka at Leeds, 1983
5/48 GJ Gilmour Australia v West Indies at Lord's, 1975
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World Cup Best Innings Bowling Economy Rates
0.40 (5-3-2-1) DA Reeve England v Pakistan at Adelaide, 1991/92
0.50 (12-8-6-1) BS Bedi India v East Africa at Leeds, 1975
0.62 (8-4-5-1) M Hendrick England v Canada at Manchester, 1979
0.80 (10-5-8-4) CM Old England v Canada at Manchester, 1979
0.80 (10-4-8-2) CEL Ambrose West Indies v Scotland at Leicester, 1999
0.80 (5-2-4-0) B Wood England v India at Lord's, 1975
0.83 (12-6-10-0) RJ Hadlee New Zealand v East Africa at Birmingham, 1975
0.84 (8.2-6-7-3) AY Karim Kenya v Australia at Durban, 2002/03
0.91 (12-6-11-4) JA Snow England v East Africa at Birmingham, 1975
0.91 (12-5-11-2) DS de Silva Sri Lanka v New Zealand at Derby, 1983
0.96 (8.2-5-8-3) DR Pringle England v Pakistan at Adelaide, 1991/92
1.00 (11-4-11-1) Majid Khan Pakistan v Canada at Leeds, 1979
1.00 (9-4-9-1) RGD Willis England v Sri Lanka at Leeds, 1983
1.00 (7-1-7-3) CA Walsh West Indies v Scotland at Leicester, 1999
1.00 (7-4-7-1) Wasim Raja Pakistan v Sri Lanka at Nottingham, 1975
1.04 (10.3-3-11-4) RGD Willis England v Canada at Manchester, 1979
1.10 (10-4-11-3) SK Warne Australia v West Indies at Manchester, 1999
1.10 (10-5-11-0) DL Underwood England v East Africa at Birmingham, 1975
1.16 (12-6-14-6) GJ Gilmour Australia v England at Leeds, 1975
1.16 (6-3-7-0) SR Waugh Australia v Zimbabwe at Madras, 1987/88
1.20 (10-4-12-2) IT Botham England v Pakistan at Adelaide, 1991/92
1.25 (12-6-15-4) M Hendrick England v Pakistan at Leeds, 1979
1.25 (8-3-10-2) SM Pollock South Africa v Sri Lanka at Northampton, 1999
1.28 (7-2-9-2) RGD Willis England v New Zealand at The Oval, 1983
1.30 (10-2-13-3) JN Gillespie Australia v India at Centurion, 2002/03
1.33 (12-5-16-2) AME Roberts West Indies v Sri Lanka at Manchester, 1975
1.33 (12-3-16-1) RJ Hadlee New Zealand v Sri Lanka at Derby, 1983
1.33 (9-4-12-2) IT Botham England v Sri Lanka at Leeds, 1983
1.33 (9-5-12-1) IT Botham England v Canada at Manchester, 1979
1.33 (6-2-8-2) SM Pollock South Africa v Bangladesh at Bloemfontein, 2002/03
1.37 (8-4-11-4) MW Pringle South Africa v West Indies at Christchurch, 1991/92
1.37 (8-1-11-3) BM McMillan South Africa v United Arab Emirates at Rawalpindi,
1.42 (7-3-10-0) B Wood England v East Africa at Birmingham, 1975
1.44 (9-3-13-2) GD McGrath Australia v Pakistan at Lord's, 1999
1.44 (9-3-13-1) SM Pollock South Africa v England at The Oval, 1999
1.50 (12-5-18-1) Sikander Bakht Pakistan v Canada at Leeds, 1979
1.50 (10-3-15-3) JM Davison Canada v Kenya at Cape Town, 2002/03
1.50 (10-3-15-3) GI Allott New Zealand v Scotland at Edinburgh, 1999
1.50 (10-3-15-3) MO Odumbe Kenya v West Indies at Pune, 1995/96
1.50 (10-4-15-3) RA Harper West Indies v Kenya at Pune, 1995/96
1.50 (10-2-15-2) A Flintoff England v India at Durban, 2002/03
1.50 (10-3-15-2) MR Whitney Australia v Zimbabwe at Hobart, 1991/92
1.50 (10-3-15-1) Shehzad Altaf United Arab Emirates v Netherlands at Lahore, 1995/96
1.50 (10-2-15-0) RA Harper West Indies v Sri Lanka at Karachi, 1987/88
1.50 (9.2-2-14-3) Z Khan India v Kenya at Durban, 2002/03
1.50 (8-2-12-1) GD McGrath Australia v Zimbabwe at Nagpur, 1995/96
1.57 (7-1-11-1) J Srinath India v Kenya at Durban, 2002/03
1.57 (9.3-2-15-3) S Madan Lal India v East Africa at Leeds, 1975
1.58 (12-3-19-2) MD Marshall West Indies v Zimbabwe at Birmingham, 1983

World Cup 5 wickets in an innings
9.1-2-42-5 B Lee Australia v New Zealand at Port Elizabeth, 2002/03
10-2-23-6 SE Bond New Zealand v Australia at Port Elizabeth, 2002/03
10-2-33-5 VC Drakes West Indies v Kenya at Kimberley, 2002/03
10-0-20-7 AJ Bichel Australia v England at Port Elizabeth, 2002/03
7-4-15-7 GD McGrath Australia v Namibia at Potchefstroom, 2002/03
10-2-23-6 A Nehra India v England at Durban, 2002/03
10-0-24-5 CO Obuya Kenya v Sri Lanka at Nairobi (Gymk), 2002/03
9.5-1-44-5 VC Drakes West Indies v Canada at Centurion, 2002/03
10-2-43-5 RJ van Vuuren Namibia v England at Port Elizabeth, 2002/03
9-1-28-5 Wasim Akram Pakistan v Namibia at Kimberley, 2002/03
9.1-2-25-6 WPUJC Vaas Sri Lanka v Bangladesh at Pietermaritzburg, 2002/03
9-3-27-5 A Codrington Canada v Bangladesh at Durban, 2002/03
9.2-1-36-5 SM Pollock South Africa v Australia at Birmingham, 1999
9.3-2-27-5 BKV Prasad India v Pakistan at Manchester, 1999
10-1-35-5 Saqlain Mushtaq Pakistan v Bangladesh at Northampton, 1999
8.4-3-14-5 GD McGrath Australia v West Indies at Manchester, 1999
9.3-0-31-5 RR Singh India v Sri Lanka at Taunton, 1999
8.3-3-21-5 L Klusener South Africa v Kenya at Amstelveen, 1999
10-0-29-5 SF Dukanwala United Arab Emirates v Netherlands at Lahore, 1995/96
9-0-36-5 DW Fleming Australia v India at Mumbai, 1995/96
9.4-1-21-5 PA Strang Zimbabwe v Kenya at Patna, 1995/96
10-0-44-5 CJ McDermott Australia v Pakistan at Lahore, 1987/88
12-4-32-5 ALF de Mel Sri Lanka v New Zealand at Derby, 1983
12-1-44-5 Abdul Qadir Pakistan v Sri Lanka at Leeds, 1983
12-1-39-5 ALF de Mel Sri Lanka v Pakistan at Leeds, 1983
11.5-3-39-6 KH MacLeay Australia v India at Nottingham, 1983
12-2-43-5 N Kapil Dev India v Australia at Nottingham, 1983
10.1-4-25-5 RJ Hadlee New Zealand v Sri Lanka at Bristol, 1983
10.3-0-51-7 WW Davis West Indies v Australia at Leeds, 1983
12-3-39-5 VJ Marks England v Sri Lanka at Taunton, 1983
11-0-38-5 J Garner West Indies v England at Lord's, 1979
10-3-21-5 AG Hurst Australia v Canada at Birmingham, 1979
12-2-48-5 GJ Gilmour Australia v West Indies at Lord's, 1975
12-6-14-6 GJ Gilmour Australia v England at Leeds, 1975
12-2-34-5 DK Lillee Australia v Pakistan at Leeds, 1975

World Cups - Hat Tricks
C Sharma India v New Zealand Nagpur 31/10/1987
KR Rutherford bowled; IDS Smith bowled; EJ Chatfield bowled

Saqlain Mushtaq Pakistan v Zimbabwe The Oval 11/06/1999
HK Olonga st Moin Khan; AG Huckle st Moin Khan; M Mbangwa lbw

WPUJC Vaas Sri Lanka v Bangladesh Pietermaritzburg 14/02/2003
Hannan Sarkar bowled; Mohammad Ashraful caught & bowled; Ehsanul Haque c Jayawardene

B Lee Australia v Kenya Durban 15/03/2003
KO Otieno bowled; BJ Patel c Ponting; DO Obuya bowled
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World Cups - Highest Win Margins
Highest Margins of Victory by runs
256 runs Australia (301-6) beat Namibia (45)               Potchefstroom        2002/03
202 runs England (334-4) beat India (132-3)                Lord's               1975
196 runs England (290-5) beat East Africa (94)             Birmingham           1975
192 runs Pakistan (330-6) beat Sri Lanka (138)             Nottingham           1975
191 runs West Indies (360-4) beat Sri Lanka (169-4)        Karachi              1987/88
183 runs India (292-6) beat Sri Lanka (109)                Johannesburg         2002/03
181 runs New Zealand (309-5) beat East Africa (128-8)      Birmingham           1975
181 runs India (311-2) beat Namibia (130)                  Pietermaritzburg     2002/03
171 runs Pakistan (255-9) beat Namibia (84)                Kimberley            2002/03
169 runs South Africa (321-2) beat UAE (152-8)             Rawalpindi           1995/96
162 runs Australia (320-9) beat India (158)                Nottingham           1983
160 runs South Africa (328-3) beat Netherlands (168-8)     Rawalpindi           1995/96
157 runs India (373-6) beat Sri Lanka (216)                Taunton              1999

Highest Margins of Victory by wickets
10 wickets India (123-0) beat East Africa (120)            Leeds                1975
10 wickets West Indies (172-0) beat Zimbabwe (171)         Birmingham           1983
10 wickets West Indies (221-0) beat Pakistan (220-2)       Melbourne            1991/92
10 wickets South Africa (142-0) beat Kenya (140)           Potchefstroom        2002/03
10 wickets Sri Lanka (126-0) beat Bangladesh (124)         Pietermaritzburg     2002/03
10 wickets South Africa (109-0) beat Bangladesh (108)      Bloemfontein

Lowest Margins of Victory by runs
1 run Australia (270-6) beat India (269) Chennai 1987/88
1 run Australia (237-9) beat India (234) Brisbane 1991/92

Lowest Margins of Victory by wickets
1 wicket West Indies (267-9) beat Pakistan (266-7) Birmingham 1975
1 wicket Pakistan (217-9) beat West Indies (216) Lahore 1987/88
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