ODI World Cup 2023: Updated leading run scorers and wicket takers standings after NZ beat BAN
A look at the updated standings of the leading run scorers and wicket takers after New Zealand beat Bangladesh in Chennai by a margin of eight wickets.
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New Zealand thrashed Bangladesh in their third ODI World Cup 2023 match by eight wickets and have moved to the top of the CWC 2023 table. The Kiwi team dominated in all three departments and didn't face any difficulty in beating the Bangla Tigers in Chennai. Kiwi pacer Lockie Ferguson was adjudged the Player of the Match for his 3-wicket haul in the NZ vs BAN match.
3 things you need to know
- New Zealand achieved their third consecutive victory by defeating Bangladesh in the ODI World Cup 2023
- The Kiwis have won all their three matches in dominant fashion in the ODI World Cup 2023
- The Blackcaps have played the finals of two consecutive ODI World Cups
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ODI World Cup 2023: Updated Leading run scorers list
A look at the updated leading run scorers list in the 2023 ODI World Cup after New Zealand's convincing 8-wicket win over Bangladesh:
- Devon Conway (New Zealand): 229 runs from three matches
- Quinton de Kock (South Africa): 209 runs from two matches
- Mohammad Rizwan (Pakistan): 199 runs from two matches
- Kusal Mendis (Sri Lanka): 198 runs from two matches
- Rachin Ravindra (New Zealand): 183 runs from three matches
(Kane Williamson raises his bat after scoring a half century / Image: AP)
ODI World Cup 2023: Updated Leading wicket-takers list
A look at the leading wicket-takers list after Bangladesh lose against New Zealand in Chennai:
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- Mitchell Santner (New Zealand): 8 wickets from three matches at an economy of 4.23
- Matt Henry (New Zealand): 8 wickets from three matches at an economy of 5.12
- Jasprit Bumrah (India): 6 wickets from two matches at an economy of 3.70
- Hasan Ali (Pakistan): 6 wickets from three matches at an economy of 6.11
- Kagiso Rabada (South Africa): 5 wickets from three matches at an economy of 5.24
New Zealand achieve third convincing win in ODI World Cup 2023
The Kiwi team was one of the favourites to win the 2023 ODI World Cup and they have proved the reason behind it by winning its first three matches of the tournament. While bowling first against Bangladesh, the Kiwis stopped the opposition for a score of 245/9 and later chased down the target with ease due to half-centuries from skipper Kane Williamson and Daryl Mitchell.