Most wickets for Zimbabwe

Every Zimbabwe bowler in ODI 2010

#BowlerInnsOversWktsEconAvgBestDot %
1Prosper Utseya17148.1154.8547.874/3853%
2Ray Price14123.1113.8743.362/2961%
3Graeme Cremer15106.4115.3151.453/3446%
4Shingirai Masakadza540117.8528.554/8644%
5Christopher Mpofu1071.2105.4438.803/2556%
6Greg Lamb96783.9933.383/4560%
7Elton Chigumbura1251.587.4348.132/3245%
8Hamilton Masakadza3524.8012.001/440%
9Keith Dabengwa52825.2173.001/1744%
10Timycen Maruma39.425.5927.001/1650%
11Andy Blignaut31313.2342.001/2262%
12Brendan Taylor92115.95125.001/644%
13IA Nicolson17110.5774.001/7440%
14Stuart Matsikenyeri1204.00—0/858%
15Grant Flower2705.43—0/1533%
16Keegan Meth212.406.47—0/3241%
17Sean Williams1207.00—0/1433%
18Chamu Chibhabha51307.23—0/1138%

Powerplay bowling

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

#BowlerInnsOversWktsEconDot %Balls per boundary
1Christopher Mpofu103934.3865%9.4
2Shingirai Masakadza42036.2552%6.0
3Ray Price93523.4667%17.5
4Elton Chigumbura823.528.1454%5.1
5Prosper Utseya82815.1864%8.4
6Greg Lamb3516.4057%6.0
7Andy Blignaut2703.4362%42.0
8Keegan Meth2704.8652%10.5

Middle overs bowling

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

#BowlerInnsOversWktsEconDot %Balls per boundary
1Prosper Utseya16103.1114.6749%15.9
2Graeme Cremer15100.494.9746%15.9
3Ray Price1467.373.2062%33.8
4Greg Lamb95653.5263%28.0
5Hamilton Masakadza3524.8040%30.0
6Keith Dabengwa52725.2644%13.5
7Christopher Mpofu1016.225.3949%12.3
8Timycen Maruma39.425.5950%11.6

Quick answers

Who took the most wickets for Zimbabwe in ODI 2010?

Prosper Utseya took the most wickets for Zimbabwe in ODI 2010: 15 at an economy of 4.85, ahead of Ray Price (11) and Graeme Cremer (11).

Who was Zimbabwe's most economical bowler?

Ray Price conceded 3.87 runs an over across 123.1 overs (minimum 20 overs).

What were Zimbabwe's best bowling figures?

Prosper Utseya took 4/38.

Who bowled the most dot balls for Zimbabwe?

Prosper Utseya, with 469 dot balls.

Who was Zimbabwe's best powerplay bowler?

Christopher Mpofu: 3 wickets at an economy of 4.38 in the powerplay.