Jason Holder (versus South Africa, 2015, 104 runs) – Jason Omar Holder is the first name to arrive at the top of the list of those of conceding runs. It was not before the last trail of few matches against the South Africans that any West Indies bowler was so miserably been thrashed. In the group matches of the currently ongoing ICC Cricket World Cup of 2015, he conceded this amount of runs and all courtesy goes to the man, AB De Villiers.
Ishant Sharma (versus England, 2013, 86 runs) – Ishant Sharma was one of the poor chaps to have bowled likewise. With such a mesmerizing opening spell, he just ended collapsing in front of the Queen’s army. India counted on her strike bowler of the match but he failed to shoulder the massive responsibility handed over to him.
Dwayne Bravo (versus England, 2004, 80 runs) – Dwayne James John Bravo, the West Indies all rounder who has always seemed productive almost failed miserably and remained unyielding and that too gave away too much runs in lieu of no wickets. Probably considered as Bravo’s worst performance ever, West Indies lost the match against the Great Britain.
Mudassar Bukhari (versus South Africa, 2013, 79 runs) – Mudassar Bukhari is a Pakistani all rounder who currently plays for his recently altered and adopted nation in the process, the Netherlands. In a One Day International match in 2013 against the Proteas, he had conceded an immense sum total of 79 runs.
James Anderson (versus West Indies, 2007, 78 runs) – James Michael Anderson, popularly nicknamed as Jimmy by his teammates, is the fifth in the list to concede runs in a One Day International match. The match being played against the mighty West Indies in the year 2007, Jimmy conceded 78 runs and proved quite a bit economical as his side faltered to a shameful defeat. This is what happens when the strike bowler of a team fails.
