Jasprit Bumrah shone for India on his last tour of England, especially at the Oval, where he took six wickets in the match. Here’s a rundown of the top three ODI cricket bowlers at the moment, starting with the Indian couturier.
Jasprit Bumrah
Bumrah plays all three formats of the game for India, but it is in the game of 50 overs that he really shone this year. The English world champions had a very difficult time in their series of three home matches.
The Indian pitcher has a lot of experience in cricket around the world and seems to adapt well to all conditions. He will be the key for India in Australia at the T20 World Cup after in 2022, where his team is at +350 in the bet on cricket odds.
The 28-year-old will also be looking to continue his hot form when India take on the West Indies in a one-day series. Visitors are probably popular with cricket predictions for these matches, as their star pitcher should take many wickets in the Caribbean.
Trent Boult
New Zealander Trent Boult currently leads the ICC ODI bowling with a rating of 704. Like Bumrah, Boult does not lack experience. He is a regular for Kiwis in ODI, Test and T20 cricket. He also plays in the Indian Premier League for the Rajasthan Royals.
Boult has often shown his best cricket at the World Cup. In 2015, he was the best taker at the switch, while in 2019 he scored a triple against Australia, becoming the first Kiwi in the history of the tournament. The Kiwis reached the final three years ago before losing to England.
The 32-year-old left-hander is expected to represent his country in the series against West Indies and Australia after this year. These matches will allow him to test himself against some of the best players in international cricket.
Josh Hazelwood
Josh Hazelwood made his ODI cricket debut for Australia against England in 2010 and has been a regular in his country ever since. It’s almost 100 wickets now, and it’s running at an impressive average of 26.15.
Hazelwood has been at the top of the ICC ODI bowling rankings throughout his career. There is a great tradition that Australia must produce talented bowlers. The 6-foot-5-inch crimper can get an extra bounce due to its size, which causes problems for all the top rackets in the sport.
The Australian won four in his country’s most recent ODI series in Sri Lanka. Despite favorable conditions for spinners in most throws, it still had a huge impact. The Royal Challengers Bangalore player will return to the subcontinent for the Cricket World Cup in India in 2023.
The three men have set the standard for many others in ODI cricket. Their consistency distinguishes them as the best trio of white ball throwers in sports.
