Shami Becomes First Indian Bowler To Claim Seven Wickets In A Single ODI Cricket Match

In a historic display of skill and precision, Mohammed Shami etched his name in cricketing history by becoming the first Indian bowler to pick seven wickets in a One Day International (ODI). This extraordinary feat unfolded during India’s World Cup semifinal clash against New Zealand in Mumbai on Wednesday.

Shami’s Magnificent Figures

Shami’s stellar performance saw him conclude with figures of 7/57, a display of bowling excellence that played a pivotal role in India’s triumph over New Zealand.
This remarkable achievement surpassed the previous best by Stuart Binny, who held the record with figures of 6/4.

Setting a New Benchmark in World Cups

Not only did Shami secure a personal milestone, but he also etched his name in the annals of World Cup history.
His spell marked the best bowling figures by an Indian bowler in the prestigious tournament, eclipsing the previous record held by Ashish Nehra, who managed 6/23 against England in the 2003 World Cup.

Seven Crucial Wickets

Shami’s mastery with the ball accounted for the dismissals of key New Zealand batsmen, including Devon Conway, Rachin Ravindra, Daryl Mitchell, Kane Williamson, Tom Latham, Lockie Ferguson, and Tim Southee.
His ability to dismantle the opposition’s batting lineup showcased his skill and determination on the grand stage.

Leading Wicket-Taker of the Tournament

With this exceptional seven-wicket haul, Shami ascended to the summit of the highest wicket-takers in the current edition of the World Cup.

Top bowling performances for India in One Day Internationals (ODIs):

Bowlers	Opponents	Venue	Year	Wickets
Mohammed Shami	NZ	Mumbai	2023 World Cup	7-57
Stuart Binny	BAN	Mirpur	2014	6/4
Anil Kumble	WI	Kolkata	1993	6/12
Jasprit Bumrah	ENG	The Oval	2022	6/19
Mohammed Siraj	SL	Colombo RPS	2023	6/21
Ashish Nehra	ENG	Durban	2003	6/23

Fastest to 50 Wickets and Record-Breaking Hauls

Mohammed Shami make history to claim 2nd 5-wicket haul in World Cups

During the innings, Shami also achieved the milestone of becoming the fastest bowler to claim 50 wickets in the quadrennial event, showcasing his consistency and impact in World Cup tournaments.
Additionally, he became the first bowler ever to secure four five-wicket hauls in World Cup history, a testament to his dominance on the global stage.

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