Mohammed Shami vs Matt Henry: Who has the better record after 91 ODIs?

Edited By : Ansh Sharma | Mar 09, 2025, 08:38 AM IST

Published On Mar 09, 2025, 08:38 AM IST

Last UpdatedMar 09, 2025, 08:38 AM IST

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?

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.