ICC World Cup 2019 most runs, wickets after Bangladesh vs New Zealand: Henry rises to top, Rohit at third

As it often happens after double-headers in the initials stages of a tournament, both charts in the 2019 World Cup underwent noticeable overhaul. Joe Root still stayed at the top, but Rohit Sharma’s 144-ball unbeaten 122 in India’s first match helped him rise to third spot.

Rohit could have finished second, but Shakib Al Hasan (64 in 68) got his second fifty of the tournament to pip him to that place. None of Faf du Plessis (38 in 54), Rassie van der Dussen (22 in 37), or Quinton de Kock (10 in 17) made it big, but did enough to retain top-10 spots. The top ten batsmen all have over a hundred runs now.

Player	Team	R	Ave	SR	100	50
Joe Root	England	158	79.00	96.6	1	1
Shakib Al Hasan	Bangladesh	139	69.50	91.4	0	2
Rohit Sharma	India	122	–	84.7	1	0
Jos Buttler	England	121	60.50	131.5	1	0
Rassie van der Dussen	South Africa	113	37.67	83.1	0	1
Kusal Perera	Sri Lanka	107	53.50	101.9	0	1
Faf du Plessis	South Africa	105	35.00	92.1	0	1
Ben Stokes	England	102	51.00	105.2	0	1
Quinton de Kock	South Africa	101	33.67	82.1	0	1
Mohammad Hafeez	Pakistan	100	50.00	116.3	0	1

Matt Henry’s 4/47 helped him take a 2-wicket lead over Mohammad Amir, the second name on the list. Ten men are tied at third place with 4 wickets apiece, of which Yuzvendra Chahal (4/51), Lockie Ferguson (1/40), Mohammad Saifuddin (2/41), Andile Phehlukwayo (1/40), Kagiso Rabada (2/39), and Imran Tahir (0/58) featured yesterday.

Player	Team	W	Ave	Econ	4WI
Matt Henry	New Zealand	7	10.85	4.65	1
Mohammad Amir	Pakistan	5	18.60	5.81	0
Oshane Thomas	West Indies	4	6.75	4.76	1
Nuwan Pradeep	Sri Lanka	4	7.75	3.44	1
Yuzvendra Chahal	India	4	12.75	5.10	1
Mohammad Nabi	Afghanistan	4	15.50	4.13	1
Lockie Ferguson	New Zealand	4	15.50	4.13	0
Mohammad Saifuddin	Bangladesh	4	24.40	6.53	0
Moeen Ali	England	4	28.25	5.65	0
Andile Phehlukwayo	South Africa	4	34.00	5.13	0
Kagiso Rabada	South Africa	4	40.50	5.40	0
Imran Tahir	South Africa	4	44.00	5.86	0