Bowling Records

Most Four-Wicket Hauls for India in Australia in ODI Cricket

Most Four-Wicket Hauls for India in Australia in ODIs

PlayerInnings4-Wicket HaulsBest BowlingWickets Taken
Ishant Sharma1234/3823
Roger Binny2424/3528
Kapil Dev4124/3057
Praveen Kumar824/3113
Irfan Pathan2324/2433
Javagal Srinath2224/3031
Umesh Yadav1924/3128
Ajit Agarkar1016/4215
Ravichandran Ashwin1614/2520
Lakshmipathy Balaji1014/4813
Yuzvendra Chahal316/427
Dilip Doshi1014/3015
Bhuvneshwar Kumar814/4510
Anil Kumble1214/4012
Madan Lal514/377
Mohammed Shami1314/3522
Ravi Shastri2615/1529

Key Insights on Major Bowling Feats by Indian Bowlers Down Under

Exclusive Four-Wicket Feats in Australia

Ishant Sharma has picked up the most four-wicket hauls for India in Australia in ODIs, having taken three in his 12 appearances.

Ishant is the only Indian bowler with two four-wicket hauls against a team in Australia in ODIs – 4/38 in 2008 and 4/77 in 2016 against Australia.

Kapil Dev is the only Indian captain to grab four or more wickets in an ODI innings in Australia, having returned with 4 for 30 against Australia in 1986. (Read about Kapil Dev’s captaincy record in depth here.)


Tournament and Winning Performance Records

Two of Ishant’s four-fers came in the 2008 Commonwealth Bank (CB) tri-series, the joint most by an Indian bowler in a multi-team ODI tournament in Australia.

Javagal Srinath (Carlton & United Series, 2000), Praveen Kumar (CB Series, 2008), and Umesh Yadav (World Cup, 2015) are the others with two four-fers each in a multi-team series.

Umesh is one of the two bowlers to take multiple four-wicket hauls in the ODI World Cup in Australia.

Ishant, Roger Binny, Kapil Dev, and Praveen Kumar have two four-wicket hauls each in ODI wins down under among Indian bowlers.


India’s Top Bowling Figures (Five-Wicket Hauls)

Ravi Shastri, Ajit Agarkar, and Yuzvendra Chahal have bagged a five-wicket haul each in ODIs in Australia, with Agarkar and Chahal having the joint best bowling figures of 6 for 42 against the home side.

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