List of bowlers with worst bowling figures in an ODI

List of bowlers with worst bowling figures in an ODI: In one our recent articles, we discussed about the top 5 bowlers who have worst bowling figures in a World Cup match. We will generalise the article a bit more and in this article we will discuss the bowlers who have the worst bowling figures in ODIs. All the bowlers in the list have conceded more than 100 runs and two of them even failed to complete their quota of overs. Let us have a look at List of bowlers with worst bowling figures in an ODI: 9. Dawlat Zadran (Afghanistan): 10-1-101-2 vs Australia, World Cup 2015 (© JEKESAI NJIKIZANA/AFP/Getty Images) Dawlat Zadran became the second man in World Cup history to give away 100 or more runs in his 10 overs. He achieved this infamous feat against Australia in a Group A encounter at Perth in the ongoing 2015 World Cup. Zadran had a good first spell, but when he came back to bowl in the last 5 overs, David Warner, Glen Maxwell and Steven Smith just took him apart in one the most aggressive acts of hitting. Dawlat Zadran ended up giving 101 runs in his 10 overs picking up 2 wickets and bowling a maiden over. Also Read – Top 10 Best bowling figures in ODIs 8. R. Vinay Kumar (India): 9-0-102-1 vs Australia, 2013 R. Vinay Kumar is the first Indian bowler to concede 100 runs in ODIs. (Photo Source: AFP) R Vinay Kumar became the first Indian bowler to concede 100 runs in an ODI against Australia in Bangalore. India batted first and scored 383/6 thanks to 209 from Rohit Sharma. Australia in reply scored 326 runs with James Faulkner scoring 116 off 73 balls and Shane Watson hitting 43 off 22 balls. Vinay Kumar got caught in this counter attack and gave away 102 runs in his 9 overs, but piked a wicket of rampaging Glen Maxwell. 7. Jason Holder (West Indies): 10-2-104-1 vs South Africa, World Cup 2015 Jason holder conceded 104 runs in 10 overs. (Photo Source: Getty Images) Jason Holder now has the worst bowling figures in history of 50 overs World Cup. He gave away 104 runs in his 10 overs, becoming the first West Indian bowler to give 100 runs in an ODI. Holder had figures in 8 overs and 40 runs, but AB de Villiers took a record 64 runs from his last 2 overs. South Africa scored 408 runs in their 50 overs. West Indies was bowled out for a mere 151 runs despite a 50 from Jason Holder, losing the match by record equaling 257 runs. 6. Brian Vitori (Zimbabwe): 9-0-105-1 vs New Zealand, 2012 The feat of the 5th worst bowling figures in an ODI is held by the left arm seamer of Zimbabwe, Brian Vitori. (Photo Source: AFP) The feat of the 5th worst bowling figures in an One Day International is held by the left arm seamer of Zimbabwe, Brian Vitori. He achieved this feat in the 3rd ODI of the series during Zimbabwe’s tour of New Zealand in 2010, giving away 105 runs from 9 overs he bowled at close to 12 runs and over. His fellow team-mate Elton Chigumbura also conceded 92 runs from his 10 overs as the two of them masterminded their team’s defeat by 202 runs. 5. Tim Southee (New Zealand): 10-0-105-0 vs India, 2009 Their first choice will be Tim Southee, who can provide early breakthroughs for NZ. (Photo Source: Getty Images) Fourth in the list of the bowlers with worst bowling figures in an One Day International is the prolific spearhead of New Zealand, Tim Southee. He achieved this feat against the visiting Indians in the 3rd One Day International of the series as he went on to concede 105 runs from his 10 overs. In this match, India scored 392 runs, led by Sachin Tendulkar’s 166 retired-hurt, as the tourists won the match by 58 runs. 4. Martin Snedden (New Zealand): 12-1-105-2 vs England, 1983 The owner of this unwanted record is Martin Snedden of New Zealand. (Photo Source: Getty Images) Third in the list of this unwanted record is Martin Snedden of New Zealand as he went on to concede 105 runs from the 12 overs he bowled against England in the 1st match of the 1983 Prudential World Cup. He is the first bowler to have conceded more than 100 runs in an innings in the history of Cricket World Cup 3. Bhuvneshwar Kumar (India): 10-0-106-1 vs South Africa, 2015 Bhuvneshwar Kumar. (Photo Source: BCCI) Bhuvneshwar Kumar is a different bowler these days, his swing isn’t there any more, he doesn’t give the ball the chance to swing. People called out that he lacks pace, he has now added that extra mile in his bowling but at the cost of his swing, which has turned things worse for him. Bhuvi struggled really badly throughout the ODI series, as the batsmen loved his gentle pace and short length. The 5th game was like the worst nightmare for him. He bowled 10 overs, spent 106 runs and got just 1 wicket, which too was that of a tired AB de Villiers who had already done the damage. A day in his career he would wish to forget. 2. Wahab Riaz (Pakistan): 10-0-110-0 vs England, 2016: Pakistan’s Wahab Riaz. (Photo by GLYN KIRK/AFP/Getty Images) Wahab Riaz became the first Pakistan bowler to concede 100 runs in an ODI game. He recorded this unwanted and embarrassing feat against England at Trentbridge in 2016. England scored the highest ever total (444/3) in the ODI cricket history. Riaz failed to pick a single wicket in the game and also conceded 110 runs. This is the second worst bowling figures in the history of ODI cricket. England opener Alex Hales went on to register the highest individual score by an English player in ODIs. 1. Mick Lewis (Australia): 10-0-113-1 vs South Africa, 2006 The feat in both the tests and ODIs is held by an Australian cricketer. (Photo Source: Getty Images) The feat in both the tests and ODIs is held by an Australian cricketer. The record in ODIs is held by the Australian pacer, Mick Lewis. This record came in one of the best ever One Day matches played in the history of the game. Australia, batting first, scored 434 runs for the loss of 4 wickets in their 50 overs before South Africa, replied by chasing down the target with a ball and a wicket to spare. Also Read – List of bowlers with worst bowling figures in an ODI (All Stats Updated Till 30th August 2016)