Most wickets for India

Every India bowler in ODI 2007

#BowlerInnsOversWktsEconAvgBestDot %
1Zaheer Khan29253.2355.0236.315/4260%
2RP Singh18147.3245.3432.833/5559%
3Ajit Agarkar15136235.1830.614/6061%
4S Sreesanth1192205.9627.403/5057%
5Munaf Patel1188.3174.8425.184/4966%
6Piyush Chawla13111174.8531.653/2957%
7Irfan Pathan13108.5135.4745.772/4753%
8Ramesh Powar14121.2124.7948.422/4553%
9Yuvraj Singh1884.1125.9041.423/3644%
10Harbhajan Singh17153114.4862.272/3754%
11Murali Kartik762.5104.7730.006/2755%
12Sachin Tendulkar206886.0151.132/1041%
13Sourav Ganguly157075.2152.142/2451%
14Anil Kumble436.165.2831.833/3858%
15Virender Sehwag73445.0643.002/1745%
16Dinesh Mongia21835.8935.333/4943%
17Rohit Sharma1103.00—0/350%
18Praveen Kumar11005.00—0/5050%
19Ishant Sharma1705.43—0/3860%

Powerplay bowling

Overs 1–10 · ranked by wickets, then economy · minimum two overs

#BowlerInnsOversWktsEconDot %Balls per boundary
1Zaheer Khan29134144.2568%10.6
2Ajit Agarkar1563125.1366%8.0
3RP Singh166484.6469%9.8
4S Sreesanth93645.8164%7.0
5Munaf Patel92234.7768%11.0
6Irfan Pathan91825.6758%6.8
7Harbhajan Singh1501.8073%—
8Praveen Kumar1502.8073%30.0

Middle overs bowling

Overs 11–40 · ranked by wickets, then economy · minimum two overs

#BowlerInnsOversWktsEconDot %Balls per boundary
1Piyush Chawla13100144.5957%13.0
2Munaf Patel1155104.0268%12.7
3S Sreesanth1038.2104.7762%9.6
4Ajit Agarkar155093.9464%15.8
5Ramesh Powar14108.294.5053%18.1
6Irfan Pathan137594.8457%10.5
7Zaheer Khan277795.2954%9.1
8Harbhajan Singh1713284.4255%16.5

Quick answers

Who took the most wickets for India in ODI 2007?

Zaheer Khan took the most wickets for India in ODI 2007: 35 at an economy of 5.02, ahead of RP Singh (24) and Ajit Agarkar (23).

Who was India's most economical bowler?

Harbhajan Singh conceded 4.48 runs an over across 153 overs (minimum 20 overs).

What were India's best bowling figures?

Murali Kartik took 6/27.

Who bowled the most dot balls for India?

Zaheer Khan, with 913 dot balls.

Who was India's best powerplay bowler?

Zaheer Khan: 14 wickets at an economy of 4.25 in the powerplay.