Most wickets for New Zealand

Every New Zealand bowler in ODI 2007

#BowlerInnsOversWktsEconAvgBestDot %
1Daniel Vettori29270434.1626.125/753%
2Shane Edward Bond18163333.9819.675/2368%
3Mark Gillespie21170.3235.8443.263/2758%
4Kyle Mills986.5224.7718.825/2563%
5James Franklin18138.1224.9330.953/1765%
6Jacob Oram22149.3184.3235.893/2360%
7Jeetan Patel15138.4155.2348.333/2547%
8Michael Mason964.3114.4526.094/2468%
9Scott Styris21116114.9752.454/4349%
10Craig McMillan1456.2105.6431.803/2346%
11Chris Martin54824.23101.501/5264%
12Andre Adams1915.8953.001/5359%
13Daryl Tuffey43416.38217.001/6852%
14Lou Vincent2317.3322.001/067%
15Nathan Astle38.405.08—0/442%
16Ross Taylor2306.00—0/233%

Powerplay bowling

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

#BowlerInnsOversWktsEconDot %Balls per boundary
1Shane Edward Bond1887103.0975%17.4
2James Franklin176294.4871%10.3
3Kyle Mills94583.8970%12.9
4Michael Mason834.354.4371%9.4
5Mark Gillespie112725.4167%7.0
6Chris Martin41813.2274%15.4
7Jacob Oram91314.5469%11.1
8Daryl Tuffey41905.1161%9.5

Middle overs bowling

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

#BowlerInnsOversWktsEconDot %Balls per boundary
1Daniel Vettori29235384.0054%26.1
2Jacob Oram21114153.8763%14.6
3Shane Edward Bond1650.5113.7464%16.9
4James Franklin1770114.8960%9.1
5Mark Gillespie21105105.0364%8.5
6Scott Styris2110094.5949%18.2
7Jeetan Patel1510594.6750%18.5
8Kyle Mills929.585.0956%9.4

Quick answers

Who took the most wickets for New Zealand in ODI 2007?

Daniel Vettori took the most wickets for New Zealand in ODI 2007: 43 at an economy of 4.16, ahead of Shane Edward Bond (33) and Mark Gillespie (23).

Who was New Zealand's most economical bowler?

Shane Edward Bond conceded 3.98 runs an over across 163 overs (minimum 20 overs).

What were New Zealand's best bowling figures?

Daniel Vettori took 5/7.

Who bowled the most dot balls for New Zealand?

Daniel Vettori, with 859 dot balls.

Who was New Zealand's best powerplay bowler?

Shane Edward Bond: 10 wickets at an economy of 3.09 in the powerplay.