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Mohammed Shami vs Matt Henry: Who has the better record after 91 ODIs?
Both Shami and Henry are currently the premier seamers of India and New Zealand respectively in one-day cricket, however which one of them has the upper hand over the other in the format?
Last Updated on - March 9, 2025 8:40 AM IST
Mohammed Shami vs Matt Henry: Who has the better record after 91 ODIs?
1.) Wickets
After completing 91 matches in one-day cricket, Shami had taken 163 wickets while on the other hand, Henry has picked up 165 wickets after featuring in the same number of ODIs.
2.) Maiden overs
After completing 91 matches in one-day cricket, Shami had bowled 45 maiden overs while on the other hand, Henry has bowled 57 maiden overs after featuring in the same number of ODIs.
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3.) Average
After completing 91 matches in the one-day format, Shami had an average of 26.00 while on the other hand, Henry has an average of 24.81 after featuring in the same number of ODIs.
4.) Economy
After featuring in 91 matches in one-day cricket, Shami had an economy rate of 5.58 while on the other hand, Henry has an economy rate of 5.18 after featuring in the same number of ODIs.
5.) Five-wicket hauls
After completing 91 matches in one-day cricket, Shami had managed to take 1 five-wicket haul while on the other hand, Henry has picked up 3 fifers after featuring in the same number of ODIs.
6.) Best bowling figures
After completing 91 matches in one-day cricket, Shami’s best bowling figures were 5/69 while on the other hand, after featuring in the same number of ODIs, Henry’s best bowling figures are 5/30.
7.) Shami’s career
The veteran India pacer has so far featured in a total of 107 ODIs, picking up 205 wickets at an average of 23.80. Shami’s best bowling figures in the format are 7/57 and his economy rate is 5.55. The 34-year-old has been quite impressive in the ongoing ICC Champions Trophy, picking up 9 scalps. If he keeps on going like this, then he will feature for India for many more years.