ODI World Cup: Top 5 highest run scorers for New Zealand
Ross Taylor-Stephen Fleming (source: Twitter)
New Zealand, in the upcoming ODI World Cup, is a team to watch out for. They have a strong batting unit, and their consistency in recent times makes them a formidable force. The Kiwis are known for punching above their weight in multinational events. They make the most of their resources through careful planning and execution.
Their batting unit is their key strength. With experienced and talented players, they can set or chase big targets. New Zealand’s knack for adapting to different conditions makes them a tough opponent. So ahead of the upcoming ODI World Cup, let’s have a look at their top batters in the history of this prestigious tournament. Here are the top five Kiwi batters with the most runs in ODI World Cups.
#5. Scott Styris, 909 runs
Scott Styris, the New Zealand batter, stands as the fifth-highest run scorer for his country in ODI World Cups. Pacer-turned-batter has left an indelible mark in history with his remarkable performances for New Zealand. His immense contribution to the 2007 World Cup was especially noteworthy. During the 2007 World Cup, Styris played a pivotal role with the bat, amassing a total of 500 runs at an average of 53 in the tournament. His consistent run-scoring ability and adaptability in different match situations were vital for New Zealand’s campaign.
Styris’ knack for building crucial partnerships and his ability to accelerate when needed made him a valuable asset. Notably, Styris has participated in three ODI World Cups in his career and has been a force for the Kiwis. He has scored a total of 909 runs in three World Cups and has been phenomenal with his bat.
