Cricket Bowling Records: Starc’s World Cup Wicket Haul and Bravo’s CPL Four‑Wicket Feats

Australian fast bowler Mitchell Starc set the all‑time ICC Cricket World Cup record with 27 wickets in ten matches at the 2019 tournament in England, averaging 18.59 and posting best figures of 5/26. His achievement surpassed former Australian legend Glenn McGrath, who took 26 wickets in the 2007 World Cup.

In the Caribbean Premier League, West Indian all‑rounder Dwayne Bravo leads the list of four‑wicket hauls, recording six such performances across the competition’s history. Other notable CPL bowlers include Kieron Pollard and Jason Holder, but Bravo’s consistency stands out. The statistics highlight how dominant bowlers can shape outcomes in both the 50‑over World Cup format and the T20 franchise league.