Manoj Prabhakar: 5 wickets
Manoj Prabhakar, the former Indian cricketer, was a prominent figure in World Cup history. Known for his swing bowling and all-round abilities, his contributions with both bat and ball made him a valuable asset to the team, leaving a mark on the global cricket stage. (X Photo, formerly Twitter)
Manoj Prabhakar: 5 wickets
In three World Cup matches against the Kiwis, medium pacer Prabhakar scalped five wickets at an economy rate of 4.28 with a best bowling figures of 3/46. (X Photo, formerly Twitter)
Zaheer Khan: 4 wickets
The former iconic Indian fast bowler, Zaheer Khan left an indelible mark in Cricket World Cups. Renowned for his ability to swing the ball both ways, he played crucial roles in the 2003 and 2011 tournaments, helping India reach the finals in both the occasions. (TOI Photo)
Zaheer Khan: 4 wickets
Against the Kiwis in World Cups, Zaheer scalped 4 wickets at an economy rate of 5.25 and the best bowling figures of 4/42. (TOI Photo)
Bhuvneshwar Kumar: 3 wickets
Bhuvneshwar Kumar has been a key asset for the Indian team. Known for his swing and control, he has consistently delivered crucial breakthroughs. His ability to adapt to different conditions and thrive under pressure makes him indispensable. (Getty Images)
Bhuvneshwar Kumar: 3 wickets
In a single game against the Kiwis in the World Cup, Bhuvneshwar scalped 3 wickets at an economy rate of 4.30 and the best bowling figures of 3/43. (Getty Images)
Maninder Singh: 3 wickets
The former Indian leggie, Maninder Singh was known for his exceptional control and subtle variations. Singh played a pivotal role in India's campaigns, especially in the 1987 Cricket World Cup. In a couple of matches against the Kiwis, Singh scalped 3 wickets at an economy rate of 4.55 with the best bowling figures of 2/40. (X Photo, formerly Twitter)
Chetan Sharma: 3 wickets
The former Indian cricketer gained prominence for his historic moment in the 1987 Cricket World Cup. He etched his name in cricket history by taking the first-ever World Cup hat-trick. Sharma's incredible feat showcased his bowling prowess and remains a memorable milestone in India's cricketing journey. (X Photo, formerly Twitter)
Chetan Sharma: 3 wickets
Against the Kiwis, he scalped 3 wickets at an economy rate of 5.10 with a best bowling figures of 3/51. (X, formerly Twitter)
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