Top 5 batsmen with highest batting strike rates in World Cups

#3 David Warner (120.20)

Warner during his 178 against Afghanistan in 2015 World Cup

The Aussie opener, currently serving a ban of 12 months for being involved in a ball-tampering saga, tops the list among the current crop of players with a strike rate of 120.20.

David Warner was a part of the 2015 World Cup winning Australian team and played a key role in their victory. One of the most devastating openers at the moment, Warner will be playing his second world cup after completing his suspension.

In 8 World Cup matches, the southpaw has accumulated 345 runs at an average of 49.28 and a strike rate of 120.20. He has a solitary hundred to his name - a merciless knock of 178 against Afghanistan. His 178 remains the highest individual score by an Australian in World Cups.