Bowlers Who Conceded Most Runs In An ODI Innings

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1. Bas De Leede (Netherlands)

Bas de Leede of Netherlands holds the record for the most runs conceded in an ODI, giving away 115 runs in 10 overs against Australia in Delhi during the 2023 ODI World Cup match.

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2. Mick Lewis (Australia)

Australia's Mick Lewis remains infamous for conceding 113 runs in 10 overs during a high-scoring match against South Africa in Johannesburg.

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3. Adam Zampa (Australia)

Adam Zampa, also from Australia, conceded 113 runs in 10 overs against South Africa at Centurion, equaling the second-highest runs conceded in ODI history.

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4. Wahab Riaz (Pakistan)

Pakistan’s Wahab Riaz endured a tough outing, conceding 110 runs in 10 overs against England at Nottingham in 2016.

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5. Rashid Khan (Afghanistan)

Afghanistan's Rashid Khan was hit for 110 runs in 9 overs against England in Manchester, setting a record for most runs conceded in fewer than 10 overs.

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6. Philippe Boissevain (Netherlands)

Philippe Boissevain from Netherlands gave away 108 runs in 10 overs against England in Amstelveen in 2022.

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7. Logan van Beek (Netherlands)

Logan van Beek, also of Netherlands, conceded 107 runs in his 10 overs while facing India in Bengaluru, securing a place on this unfortunate list.

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8. Bhuvneshwar Kumar (India)

India’s Bhuvneshwar Kumar conceded 106 runs in 10 overs against South Africa at the Wankhede in 2015, marking his most expensive spell in ODIs.

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9. Nuwan Pradeep (Sri Lanka)

Nuwan Pradeep from Sri Lanka also gave away 106 runs in 10 overs in an encounter against India at Mohali.

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10. Martin Snedden (New Zealand)

New Zealand’s Martin Snedden gave away 105 runs in 12 overs against England at The Oval back in 1983.

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