First on the list is Australia's legendary bowler Glenn McGrath. In the ICC World Cup 2003 match between Australia and Namibia, McGarth registered his name in the elite list. He struck seven wickets in seven overs out of which he bowled four maiden overs. In his seven overs spell he conceded only 15 runs

The second position holder on the list is Australia's fast bowler Andy Bichel who struck seven wickets against England in the ICC World Cup 2003. He bowled 10 overs conceding just 20 runs

New Zealand's speedster Tim Southee is in the third spot with seven wickets under his belt against England. He achieved this milestone in the ICC World Cup 2015. In that match, he bowled nine overs and conceded just 33 runs

The fourth player on the list is West Indies fast bowler Winston Walter Davis. In the World Cup 1983 a match between West Indies and Australia, Davis bowled 10 overs conceding 51 runs and picking seven wickets. West Indies won the match by 101 runs

India's star bowler Mohammed Shami registered his name in the list in the ICC World Cup 2023 match between India and New Zealand. He displayed an exceptional show with the ball. Shami bowled 9.5 overs in which he conceded 57 runs and picked seven wickets