5 Most Dangerous Bowling Attacks to Watch Out For 2023 ODI World Cup
The World Cup will be held in India for the fourth time. The Men in Blue will want to create history as they will play their cricket in home conditions. This is going to be a very hotly contested World Cup. The reason is teams from all over the world have played a lot of cricket in India on tour and also have helped themselves by playing a lot of Indian Premier League (IPL) games over the years. This has helped sides get used to Indian conditions and get accustomed to Indian pitches.
Although the pitches in India are going to be very batting-friendly with short boundaries, the bowlers for sure will create a point of difference in these games. Sides which have better and stronger bowling attacks will look to go all the way in the tournament. In cricket, the batters often set up games for their sides whereas the bowlers win games for their sides. So even with not the best of conditions to bowl in, they will look to create magic.
Five Threatening Bowling Attacks in 2023 ODI World Cup:
5. New Zealand
The New Zealanders have a great bowling attack with the likes of Matt Henry, Tim Southee, Adam Milne, and Trent Boult making the Kiwis a team to watch out for. The likes of Mitchell Santner will be an important cog in the wheel when it comes to the spin department. If we look at the all-rounders, the likes of James Neesham, Mark Chapman, and Daryl Mitchell will ensure that the bowlers do not get tired and can bowl longer spells. They also offer more variety to the bowling attack.
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