Top 10 ODI Wicket-Takers in Cricket History

Cricket, a sport celebrated for its riveting battles between bat and ball, has given rise to iconic figures who have excelled in the art of taking wickets in the One Day International (ODI) format. These bowlers, with their extraordinary skills and unwavering determination, have etched their names in the annals of cricket history.

Here is list of bowlers with most wickets in ODI Cricket:-

Anil Kumble (India): 337 Wickets

Anil Kumble, a spin maestro in all formats, proved that leg-spin could be as effective in ODIs. With his classical leg-spin variations and impeccable control, Kumble scalped 337 ODI wickets. His ability to outfox batsmen with subtle variations and his never-ending hunger for success earned him a special place in cricketing history.

Lasith Malinga (Sri Lanka): 338 Wickets

Malinga’s ODI legacy is a testament to his impact on the game. He retired as one of the highest wicket-takers in ODI cricket, with over 338 wickets to his name. His fiery spells and ability to strike at crucial moments earned him accolades from cricketing legends and fans worldwide.

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Brett Lee (Australia): 380 Wickets

Brett Lee’s ODI records speak volumes about his influence on the game. He retired as Australia’s third-highest wicket-taker in ODIs, with over 380 wickets. His aggressive bowling style and ability to consistently trouble batsmen made him a genuine match-winner.