Most wickets for Pakistan

Every Pakistan bowler in ODI 2018

#BowlerInnsOversWktsEconAvgBestDot %
1Shadab Khan16129.1234.3924.654/2852%
2Hasan Ali13103.1185.7733.063/3250%
3Faheem Ashraf1380.1164.3721.885/2258%
4Usman Shinwari635.3124.0812.084/3669%
5Shaheen Shah Afridi536.5115.1917.364/3858%
6Rumman Raees543.586.4335.253/5146%
7Junaid Khan53674.1421.294/1966%
8Mohammad Amir107034.31100.671/1864%
9Shoaib Malik935.324.4879.501/1444%
10Mohammad Nawaz43524.6982.002/4751%
11Yasir Shah21712.4141.001/1072%
12Mohammad Hafeez21613.3854.001/3150%
13Fakhar Zaman41314.2355.001/1955%
14Imad Wasim21314.7762.001/3836%
15Haris Sohail1614.8329.001/2950%
16Aamer Yamin1917.2265.001/6544%
17Umar Amin1203.00—0/675%
18Sarfraz Ahmed1207.50—0/1533%

Powerplay bowling

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

#BowlerInnsOversWktsEconDot %Balls per boundary
1Usman Shinwari62874.0772%11.2
2Junaid Khan52353.7472%12.5
3Shaheen Shah Afridi519.554.5966%10.8
4Faheem Ashraf112244.2364%12.0
5Mohammad Amir104214.1969%11.0
6Rumman Raees41317.1551%6.5
7Mohammad Nawaz3401.7579%—
8Hasan Ali61106.7358%5.1

Middle overs bowling

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

#BowlerInnsOversWktsEconDot %Balls per boundary
1Shadab Khan16109.3154.4251%17.8
2Hasan Ali1373.1114.9553%12.5
3Faheem Ashraf1254.1104.1956%14.1
4Usman Shinwari24.333.5663%27.0
5Mohammad Nawaz42825.0748%12.9
6Rumman Raees518.525.1551%10.3
7Yasir Shah21612.4472%48.0
8Mohammad Hafeez21613.3848%96.0

Quick answers

Who took the most wickets for Pakistan in ODI 2018?

Shadab Khan took the most wickets for Pakistan in ODI 2018: 23 at an economy of 4.39, ahead of Hasan Ali (18) and Faheem Ashraf (16).

Who was Pakistan's most economical bowler?

Usman Shinwari conceded 4.08 runs an over across 35.3 overs (minimum 20 overs).

What were Pakistan's best bowling figures?

Faheem Ashraf took 5/22.

Who bowled the most dot balls for Pakistan?

Shadab Khan, with 402 dot balls.

Who was Pakistan's best powerplay bowler?

Usman Shinwari: 7 wickets at an economy of 4.07 in the powerplay.