In the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2023, India’s batsmen and bowlers have dominated, with Mohammed Shami and Virat Kohli leading the bowling and batting charts, respectively. On Wednesday, November 15, in a dramatic semi-final encounter at Mumbai’s Wankhede Stadium, India overcame New Zealand by a margin of 70 runs.
India defeated New Zealand in the semi-finals
to get to the ODI World Cup final for the fourth time. India has never before defeated New Zealand in the knockout stages. His strong batting and bowling performances contributed to his tournament dominance.
Virat Kohli’s incredible World Cup 2023 voyage
With 711 runs scored in 10 games thus far in the tournament, Virat Kohli is presently the leading run-scorer. By hitting his record-breaking 50th ODI century, Kohli eclipsed the legendary Sachin Tendulkar. He also eclipsed Tendulkar’s record of 673 runs scored in the cup, which stood for the most runs scored in a campaign.
In ten games, Virat Kohli scored 711 runs.
In the World Cup 2023, Virat Kohli has amassed 711 runs at a strike rate of 90.68 and an average of 101.57. In a quarterfinal game, the 35-year-old batsman became the third player from India to achieve a century. This is how Virat joined the elite list along with Sourav Ganguly and Rohit Sharma.
Mohammed Shami’s bowling record
With all five of India’s first-choice bowlers taking at least 13 wickets, the bowling unit has likely produced its finest bowling performance. When it comes to claiming wickets, Mohammed Shami is the most effective Indian bowler. In just six games, he has already claimed 23 wickets. With an economy of 5.01 and an outstanding average of just 9.13, he has claimed 23 wickets. Shami has became the only bowler to achieve this record in an ODI World Cup knockout match after grabbing seven wickets against New Zealand.
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