Three World Cup Records That May Go Unbroken

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Three World Cup Records That May Go Unbroken
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The World Cup is a competition that has always
seen its fair share of record-breakers. Just
yesterday Eoin Morgan dismantled the Afghanistan
bowling attack, setting a whole new host of
batting records, including the most sixes in a
match, as well as the most sixes by a player in a
single ODI innings. However, there are some feats
that may not be broken this time around or ever,
lets have a look Most Wickets in World
Cups Most cricket fans will remember Glenn
McGrath as a dangerously consistent bowler in
world cricket. The former Aussie cricketer
currently holds the record for the most wickets
in World Cups with a massive tally of 71 wickets.
All in all, he participated in 4 World Cups and
had a splendid outing in each tournament, barring
his debut World Cup. The Pigeon was lackluster in
the 1996 World Cup, as he picked up just six
wickets in 7 games. 3 years later, he shined in
England sending 18 batsmen back to the pavilion.
He seemed to be ageing like fine wine, scalping
21 wickets in the 2003 edition and 26 (a World
Cup record) in his final World Cup in 2007.
Muttiah Muralitharan is next on the list with 68
wickets. Among current players, Lasith Malinga is
the closest with 47 wickets. Evidently, it is
highly unlikely the record will be broken soon.
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Most Runs in World Cups When talking about World
Cups, Sachin Tendulkars name often enters the
discussion. The Master Blaster has featured in a
record 6 World Cups and boasts an impressive
average of 56.95. His runs tally is even more
majestic. Overall, the former India opener has
amassed a whopping 2278 runs. And like the
previous record on this list, will remain with
Sachin for years to come. Ricky Ponting, a
veteran of 5 World Cups, is next on the list with
1743 runs. Universe Boss Chris Gayle, who is
playing his final tournament, is the closest
among current crop of players with 1051 runs at
the time of writing this article.
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Most Consecutive World Cup Wins Many believe the
late 90s and early 2000s were the golden era of
Australian cricket. A team full of legendary
cricketers featuring the fearsome opening pair of
Gilchrist and Hayden, a strong skipper in Ricky
Ponting, and the lethal bowling line-up
consisting of the Glenn McGrath, Shane Warne and
Brett Lee were often too hot to handle for most
oppositions. During that one decade, the Aussies
won three consecutive Worlds Cups in 1999, 2003
and 2007. Impressively, the team was unbeaten in
34 games spanning the three tournaments and
boasted a win/loss ratio of 3.55, miles ahead of
2nd placed South Africas 1.84 during that era.
They were just that good. Whether a team will
ever match such sheer dominance remains to be
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