Shameful record of Pakistani bowler
Most runs conceded in a single World Cup: The journey of Pakistan team in ODI World Cup 2023 has ended. She is out of the race for the semi-finals. This time Pakistan’s performance was very poor. Neither the batsman nor the bowler could do wonders. During this time, a Pakistani bowler also made a shameful record in his name. Something happened with this bowler in the World Cup which had never happened to anyone in the history of the tournament before.
Pakistani bowler named shameful record
This tournament was the worst for Haris Rauf, who is currently considered the fastest bowler of Pakistan. He made the shameful record of giving away the most runs in a single edition of the World Cup. Earlier this record was in the name of England leg spinner Adil Rashid. Haris Rauf spent 533 runs while playing 9 matches in the World Cup this year. Earlier in 2019, Adil Rashid had given 526 runs. Sri Lankan fast bowler Dilshan Madushanka also came very close to this shameful record. He spent 525 runs this year.
Bowler who gave most runs in a World Cup
533 runs – Haris Rauf (2023 World Cup)
526 runs – Adil Rashid (2019 World Cup)
525 runs – Madushanka (2023 World Cup)
502 runs – Starc (2019 World Cup)
484 runs – Mustafizur (2019 World Cup)
481 runs – Shaheen Afridi (2023 World Cup)
Pakistan team out of the tournament
Pakistan had to defeat England by a big margin to reach the semi-finals. But she failed to do so. England, batting first in this match, scored 337 runs against Pakistan losing nine wickets in 50 overs. Pakistan was challenged to achieve this target in 6.4 overs to reach the semi-finals. But he scored only 30 runs after losing two wickets in 6.4 overs. In such a situation, now the first semi-final match of World Cup 2023 will be played between India and New Zealand. Yes, the second semi-final match will be between Australia and South Africa.
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