Mohammed Shami has most Five Wicket Hauls in ODIs For India which is 6 times.

Most Five Wicket Hauls in ODIs For India

In ODI cricket, bowling used to be easy when the wickets had an advantage for bowlers earlier and only one ball would do the job in one innings. But with the revolution in cricket, everything changed, and now two balls from two ends are given to the teams. Each bowler on the field wants to bring out the best in him and getting 5 wickets in a match is a landmark. Over the years, many great bowlers represented India at the highest level, let’s have a look at the bowlers with the most five-wicket hauls in ODIs for India.

List of Bowlers with Most Five Wicket Hauls in ODIs For India –

Check out bowlers with Most Five Wicket Hauls in ODIs For India –

1. Mohammed Shami (6 times)
2. Javagal Srinath (3 times)
3. Harbhajan Singh (3 times)
4. K Srikkanth (2 times)
5. A Mishra (2 times)

Mohammed Shami

Ace Indian seamer Mohammed Shami leads the chart of most five-wicket hauls for India in ODIs. Making his debut in 2013 against Pakistan, he has played 97 games in the blue jersey and scalped 185 wickets with the help of 6 fifers and two of them came in the World Cup itself.

Javagal Srinath

Javagal Srinath who represented India between 1991 to 2003, bagged the 2nd most 5 wicket hauls for India breaching the mark thrice in his career. The Karnataka right-arm fast bowler took 315 wickets in 229 games at a decent average of 28.08. Further, he is the joint-highest wicket-taker for the Men in Blue in the World Cup with 44 wickets.

Harbhajan Singh

Among spinners, veteran off-spinner Harbhajan Singh grabbed a five-wicket haul in ODIs three times in 234 matches for India. His excellent off-spin and doosra at times bamboozled the batsmen often. His 50-over journey ended with 265 scalps, maintaining a misery economy of 4.30.

Apart from them, Anil Kumble, irfan Patha, and Ajit Agarkar had 2 fifers apeice in the One Day International.