WTC Final, IND vs NZ: Players to Watch Out For New Zealand| See Pics
Edited By : Debayan | May 24, 2021, 11:45 PM IST
Published On May 24, 2021, 11:45 PM IST
Last UpdatedMay 24, 2021, 11:45 PM IST
The best bowler in the ODI format has formed a dangerous duo with Tim Southee and no wonder they have been successful. Boult has scalped 34 wickets so far in 9 matches with a best bowling figure of 6/117 in a single match. He has two fifers against the Indians out of which he helped...
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The best bowler in the ODI format has formed a dangerous duo with Tim Southee and no wonder they have been successful. Boult has scalped 34 wickets so far in 9 matches with a best bowling figure of 6/117 in a single match. He has two fifers against the Indians out of which he helped his side to dismantle them for 92 in ODIs and a 5 wicket-haul in Tests. He also has a career best of 4-34 against them in T20s as well. Another nemesis on the cards.
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New Zealand’s second highest run-getter in the Championship with 680 runs in 11 matches with just a century to his name which came against the Lankan Lions. He has a decent average of 40 and his services will be very important when handling the spinners as he is more comfortable playing them. He has an ODI century against the Indians back in 2017, where he scored an unbeaten 103* to take his side over the finishing line.
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Be it in the shorter format or the longest format, Jamieson loves to bowl against India. Standing at 6’8″, the Kiwi pacer was adjudged the Man of the Match in his ODI debut against the Indians. In the Test Series whitewash, he picked up 9 wickets in two matches. He has so far picked up 36 wickets in just 6 matches with a best bowling figure of 11/117 in a single match. He and Axar Patel are the only two bowlers in the tournament who have picked 11 wickets in a single match. Along with the obvious duo, India needs to be wary of this giant as well.
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