ICC World Cup 2019 most runs, wickets after semi-final 2: Starc creates World Cup record, Warner finishes a run behind Rohit

David Warner needed 11 runs in the second semi-final of the 2019 World Cup to go past Rohit Sharma (648 runs) and top the tournament runs chart. He scored an 11-ball 9. Aaron Finch, his captain, fell for a golden duck, and sits at 6th place at the end of the day.

For England, Joe Root (49* in 46) climbed to 4th place, Jonny Bairstow (34 in 43) to 8th, and Jason Roy (85 in 65) to 10th.

Player	Team	R	Ave	SR	100	50
Rohit Sharma	India	648	81.00	98.3	5	1
David Warner	Australia	647	71.88	89.4	3	3
Shakib Al Hasan	Bangladesh	606	73.71	96.0	2	5
Joe Root	England	549	68.62	92.9	2	3
Kane Williamson	New Zealand	548	91.33	76.3	2	2
Aaron Finch	Australia	507	50.70	102.0	2	3
Jonny Bairstow	England	496	49.60	95.8	2	2
Babar Azam	Pakistan	474	67.71	85.5	1	3
Virat Kohli	India	443	55.37	94.1	0	5
Jason Roy	England	426	71.00	117.0	1	4

Mitchell Starc (1/70) got a solitary wicket, but that was enough for him to set a new record for most wickets in a single edition of World Cup cricket. Starc went past Glenn McGrath’s 2007 record of 26. Pat Cummins (1/34) is joint 10th. Jofra Archer (2/32) reached 3rd spot, while Mark Wood (1/45) is joint 6th.

Player	Team	W	Ave	Econ	4WI	5WI
Mitchell Starc	Australia	27	18.59	5.43	2	2
Mustafizur Rahman	Bangladesh	20	24.20	6.70	0	2
Jofra Archer	England	19	22.05	4.61	0	0
Lockie Ferguson	New Zealand	18	19.94	4.87	1	0
Jasprit Bumrah	India	18	20.61	4.41	1	0
Mohammad Amir	Pakistan	17	21.05	4.90	1	1
Trent Boult	New Zealand	17	24.23	4.62	2	0
Mark Wood	England	17	24.35	5.19	0	0
Shaheen Afridi	Pakistan	16	14.62	4.96	1	1
Mohammed Shami	India	14	13.78	5.48	2	1
Pat Cummins	Australia	14	30.50	4.95	0	0