Top 5 bowlers with the most ODI wickets under lights   

#3 Brett Lee - 132 wickets

Brett Lee was at his hostile best during the latter innings of day-night matches

Incredibly quick and extremely lethal at all stages of an ODI, Brett Lee had a much better career in the 50-over format than at Test level. An impressive average of 23.36 in ODIs as against an average of 30.81 in Tests surmises as much. His record under lights is even more remarkable. From 69 such ODIs, the Australian speedster scalped 132 wickets at an average of 20.37 and economy-rate of 4.56.

A deadly strike-rate of 26.7 reflects his ability to wreak havoc in the second innings of day-night ODIs. Lee managed to pick up five five-wicket hauls in such encounters. In his very first ODI series, he gave a befitting glimpse of his destructive prowess. With a vicious spell of fast bowling, the right-arm pacer blew away India at the Adelaide Oval in 2000. The performance remains one of the finest of his stellar limited-overs career.