Top 3 Australia players with the highest strike rate in the ODI World Cup

The Top 3 Australia players with the highest strike rate will be named below. The Aussies are a powerhouse on the global stage winning the ODI World Cup for a record five times. Their last ODI World Cup title came in 2015 on their home soil when they demolished the Kiwis in the finals at the MCG. There have been some brilliant individual performances with the bat in the World Cup for Australia to make them the most successful side. Let’s look at the top 3 players with the highest strike rate in the ODI World Cup for the Kangaroos. 

Top 3 Australia players with the highest strike rate in the ODI World Cup:

1. Glenn Maxwell

Glenn Maxwell is at the top of this list as he has the highest strike rate among Australian batsmen over the years in the ODI World Cup. The big show has represented Australia in two world cups. In 2015 he participated in the ODI World Cup for the first time. He has given some brilliant performances for Australia in the World Cups. In 16 innings he has amassed 501 runs at a decent average of 38.53 but the noticeable part is his strike rate. Maxwell has scored runs at an astonishing strike rate of 169.25. In this World Cup as well the Aussie fans will be expecting him to go all guns blazing.

2. Shane Watson 

Shane Watson ranks second on this list with his remarkable record in the World Cups. Watson played 19 innings in 22 matches in three World Cups from 2007 to 2015. In those 19 innings, he scored 643 runs at an outstanding average of 53.58. Apart from scoring such a volume of runs he also maintained a fantastic strike rate of 108.06. Watson stands out among Australian batters being one of the most consistent performers for the Kangaroos.

3. Aaron Finch

The former Aussie skipper has one of the best strike rates among the Australian batters. Finch played for Australia in the 2015 and 2019 ODI World Cup scoring 787 runs in 18 innings at an average of 43.72. He had an impressive strike rate of 98.25 to help Australia get off to a quick start as an opener. His contributions helped Australia qualify for the knockouts in both the world cups that he played.