Bowling Most Wickets Career - New Zealand

Players - New Zealand

Most wickets

Player	Span	Mat	Inns	Balls	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	BBI	Ave	Econ	SR	4	5	10
Sir RJ Hadlee	1988-1989	6	7	1157	192.5	49	459	28	6/49	16.39	2.38	41.32	2	3	1
MC Snedden	1988-1989	10	11	560	93.2	10	344	14	4/69	24.57	3.68	40.00	1	-	-
DK Morrison	1988-1989	7	8	648	108.0	16	433	14	4/33	30.92	4.00	46.28	1	-	-
JG Bracewell	1988-1989	9	11	1192	198.4	24	755	12	6/51	62.91	3.80	99.33	-	1	-
EJ Chatfield	1988-1989	10	13	1608	268.0	66	682	8	3/82	85.25	2.54	201.00	-	-	-
W Watson	1988-1989	8	8	429	71.3	7	283	7	2/33	40.42	3.95	61.28	-	-	-
EJ Gray	1988-1988	3	4	372	62.0	8	217	6	2/26	36.16	3.50	62.00	-	-	-
CM Kuggeleijn	1988-1989	10	11	548	91.2	5	401	6	2/31	66.83	4.39	91.33	-	-	-
GK Robertson	1989-1989	4	4	234	39.0	5	140	4	2/56	35.00	3.58	58.50	-	-	-
SL Boock	1989-1989	1	1	420	70.0	10	229	1	1/229	229.00	3.27	420.00	-	-	-

Adjust:Most recentPast weekPast MonthPast year4 years10 years25 years

Performances in matches that overlap decades are credited to the year in which they occurred - this results in some unknown data, especially in regard to bowling figures
Performances in matches that overlap years are credited to the year in which they occurred - this results in some unknown data, especially in regard to bowling figures

Records includes the following current or recent matches:

Samoa vs Hong Kong at Singapore, Asia Pacific Cricket Champions Trophy 9th Match, Jul 23, 2025 [T20I # 3352]

West Indies vs Australia at Kingston, Australia in West Indies 2nd T20I, Jul 22, 2025 [T20I # 3351]

Malawi vs Rwanda at Rwanda, Rwanda Tri-Nation T20I Series 6th Match, Jul 22, 2025 [T20I # 3345]