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Bowlers Who Conceded 100 Runs in ODIs

Jacob Duffy is the latest entrant in a list he would have not wanted to be a part off after Kuldeep Yadav scored 2 runs on his final ball of the innings. The fast bowler is the 16th bowler to concede over 100 runs in an One Day International (ODI) against India. He is the 3rd bowler for New Zealand to concede over a century of runs in the 50 over format. 

Most runs conceded by a NZ bowler in an ODI

Tim Southee- 105 vs Ind in 2009
Martin Snedden- 105 vs Eng in 1983 (12 overs)
Jacob Duffy- 100 vs Ind in 2023

It is also worth nothing that the list is filled with pacers. Only 2 spinners feature in this list with Rashid Khan being the leading name who gave away 100 runs in an ODI match. He become the first spinner to give away 100 runs in the history of ODI matches. This incident took place during the 2019 World Cup where the conceded 110 runs. He let go of 11 sixes and three fours off his nine overs against England. 

Bowlers who conceded 100 runs in ODIs

Player	Overs	Runs	Wickets	Economy	Team	Opposition	Ground
ML Lewis	10	113	0	11.3	Australia	v South Africa	Johannesburg
Wahab Riaz	10	110	0	11	Pakistan	v England	Nottingham
Rashid Khan	9	110	0	12.22	Afghanistan	v England	Manchester
PRP Boissevain	10	108	0	10.8	Netherlands	v England	Amstelveen
B Kumar	10	106	1	10.6	India	v South Africa	Wankhede
N Pradeep	10	106	0	10.6	Sri Lanka	v India	Mohali
MC Snedden	12	105	2	8.75	New Zealand	v England	The Oval
TG Southee	10	105	0	10.5	New Zealand	v India	Christchurch
BV Vittori	9	105	1	11.66	Zimbabwe	v New Zealand	Napier
JO Holder	10	104	1	10.4	West Indies	v South Africa	Sydney
R Vinay Kumar	9	102	1	11.33	India	v Australia	Bengaluru
Dawlat Zadran	10	101	2	10.1	Afghanistan	v Australia	Perth
Hasan Ali	9	100	2	11.11	Pakistan	v Australia	Adelaide
AJ Tye	9	100	0	11.11	Australia	v England	Nottingham
J Duffy	10	100	3	10	New Zealand	v India	Indore

 

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