Top 5 bowlers with most wickets between 2007 and 2011 World Cup

#1 Stuart Broad (England) - 119 wickets

Broad picked up 119 wickets from just 67 ODIs during the said period

Despite making his ODI debut in 2006, Stuart Broad was overlooked for the 2007 World Cup, but soon became an integral part of the English ODI side opening the bowling along with James Anderson.

Broad picked 119 wickets from just 67 ODIs between the 2007 and 2011 ODI World Cups at an average of 24.95 and a super strike rate of 29.

Though he was slightly expensive with the ball, he made up for the drawback with his wicket-taking abilities and proved useful to the side with the bat as well.

He picked up two Man-of-the-Match awards as well as his only Man of the Series award in ODI cricket during the period helping England to 3-2 series win away to the West Indies.

He was an ever-present in the England ODI side and remained so until England's dismal 2015 World Cup campaign which saw them knocked out of the group stages.