Runners-up Australia's Gary Gilmour scalped 11 wickets in just 2 outings, including a 6-wicket haul, to finish as the 1st WC's leading wicket-taker
Continuing the trend from the previous edition, finalists England's Mike Hendrick took the most wickets (10) across 5 games in the tournament
India won their first-ever WC & two Indians topped bowling charts. Roger Binny led with 18 wickets in 8 games, Madan Lal was 3rd with 17 in 8 games
Australia's Craig McDermott was the leading wicket-taker with 18 scalps in 8 games while India's Maninder Singh stood fourth 14 wickets from 7 outings
Winners Pakistan's prolific Wasim Akram topped the table with 18 wickets in 10 games including his best for the tournament 4/32
For the second time in a World Cup, an Indian was the leading wicket-taker. Anil Kumble finished with 15 scalps from 7 innings
New Zealand's Geoff Allott and Australia's Shane Warne both took 20 wickets, but Allot did so in one match less than Warne
Sri Lankan Chaminda Vaas was the leading wicket-taker with 23 scalps to his name from 10 games. India's Zaheer Khan was 4th with 18 wkts in 11 games
Australian speedster Glenn McGrath took a whopping 26 wickets in 11 innings, the highest in a World Cup till compatriot Mitchell Starc bettered it
A tie between arch-rivals' pacers. Pakistan's Shahid Afridi & India's Zaheer Khan both took 21 wickets but Afridi did so in one game less than Khan
Aussie Mitchell Starc scalped 22 wkts in 8 games. India's Umesh Yadav was third with 18 wkts in 8 games and Mohd Shami 4th with 17 wkts in 7 games
Mitchell Starc went past Glenn McGrath to take 27 wkts across 10 matches. India's Jasprit Bumrah was 4th with 18 wkts in 9 games
2 weeks into the WC, Kiwi Mitchell Santner leads the pack with 12 wkts from 5 games followed by India's Jasprit Bumrah who has 11 wkts from 5 games