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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