Indian bowlers to concede most runs in ODIs, Bhajji also included in the list

Indian bowlers to concede most runs in ODIs

New Delhi: The importance of a batsman in the game of cricket is as much as that of a bowler. Due to aggressive bowling, many times the stance of the match changes completely. By the way, many brilliant and great bowlers have been in the cricket world to date, due to which their team has won many times, that is why bowling is very important in the game of cricket.

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As such, every bowler on the field wants to knock the wicket by saving as many runs as possible, but many times this does not happen. Even if the bowlers do not want to give too many runs in their spell, let us tell you today the names of Indian bowlers who have given the most runs in ODI cricket.

Anil Kumble

In this list, the name of the former great bowler of the Indian cricket team Anil Kumble comes first. Kumble played an important role in helping the team win international matches for years. Apart from this, Kumble is also the highest wicket-taker in Test cricket. But in ODI cricket, their bowling team India is very expensive. Kumble played 271 ODIs in his 17-year career, in which he has given 10,412 runs. Yes, during this time he has also taken 337 wickets.

Harbhajan Singh

Another great bowler from India, Harbhajan Singh (Harbhajan Singh), is named here at number two. Because of his superb bowling, Bhajji has got his name written among the finest bowlers in the world. In one-day cricket, Harbhajan Singh has played 236 matches so far, in which he has spent 8,973 runs. Also, 269 wickets in these matches are also recorded in Harbhajan's name. Bhajji is a very economical bowler, but after coming to the last stage of his career, his bowling has proved to be a bit expensive for the team.

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Javagal Srinath

The name of former Indian fast bowler Javagal Srinath (Javagal Srinath) is recorded at number three. The best bowler participated in a total of 229 ODIs from 1991 to 2003, in which he gave 8,847 runs. Javagal Srinath has written 315 wickets in his ODI career. Like Harbhajan, Srinath too became an expensive bowler in the late stages of his career. You all will remember how in the 2003 World Cup final, the batsmen of Australia had beaten Srinath fiercely and his performance became the biggest reason for the defeat of Team India.