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Cricket: Lowest Individual Career ODI Bowling Strike Rate

Name the bowlers with the lowest career ODI bowling strike rate having taken a minimum of 50 wickets.
According to ESPNcricinfo as of 30/08/21.
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Last updated: August 30, 2021
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First submittedApril 20, 2021
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Country
Years
Wickets
S/R
Answer
NZ
2013-2017
60
24.7
Corey Anderson
SA
2018-2021*
54
24.8
Lungi Ngidi
AUS
2010-2021*
195
26.1
Mitchell Starc
BAN
2015-2021*
127
26.3
Mustafizur Rahman
AFG
2015-2021*
140
26.6
Rashid Khan
PAK
2018-2021*
53
26.7
Shaheen Shah Afridi
AUS
2007-2011
62
27.2
Shaun Tait
IND
2013-2021*
148
27.3
Mohammed Shami
SL
2008-2015
152
27.3
Ajantha Mendis
NZ
2016-2021*
69
28.3
Lockie Ferguson
Country
Years
Wickets
S/R
Answer
NZ
2013-2016
82
28.4
Mitchell McClenaghan
NZ
2002-2010
147
29.2
Shane Bond
NZ
2014-2021*
98
29.3
Matt Henry
NZ
1997-2000
52
29.3
Geoff Allott
AFG
2009-2019
59
29.3
Hamid Hassan
AUS
2000-2012
380
29.4
Brett Lee
AUS
1977-1982
53
29.5
Len Pascoe
IND
2003-2016
64
29.9
Amit Mishra
NZ
2012-2021
169
30.2
Trent Boult
PAK
1995-2003
288
30.4
Saqlain Mushtaq
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