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In the third and final match of the three-match ODI series in between New Zealand and Sri Lanka, Matt Henry stood out with an exceptional performance. Despite suffering a 140-run defeat in the last match, the Blackcaps won the series 2-1. Henry’s brilliance with the ball was the highlight of the entire series as he claimed a total of nine wickets, earning him the prestigious Player of the Series award. The final match also marked a historic moment for Henry, who became one of the fastest New Zealand bowlers to reach 150 ODI wickets, Henry joining the elite ranks of New Zealand cricket legends.
5. Tim Southee (110 matches)
Team Southee reached the 150-inning mark in January 2017 during a game against Australia in Auckland. Although Southee managed only one wicket in the match, it was a memorable one as he dismissed Peter Handscomb after a successful DRS scan revealed the nickname. Southee’s achievement highlighted his consistency and skill over the years.
4. Sir Richard Hadlee (110 games)
In March 1990, the legendary all-rounder Sir Richard Hadlee he achieved the milestone in the match against Australia in Christchurch. Hadlee’s two wickets in the game showcased his bowling mastery, although New Zealand suffered a 150-run defeat. His contribution to New Zealand cricket remains unparalleled.
3. Kyle Mills (103 matches)
Kyle Mills scored 150 wickets in May 2009 during an ODI against India in Colombo. His turning point came when he snagged Dinesh Karthik lbw with a delivery that came back sharply. Despite New Zealand losing the match by six wickets, Mills’ achievement underlined his value as a reliable player.
2. Matt Henry (85 matches)
Henry became the second fastest New Zealand bowler to take 150 ODI wickets on 11 January 2025 during the final match against Sri Lanka. His turning point in the delivery was a low full toss which Janith Liyanage hit straight to deep mid-wicket. Henry’s consistent performances in the series and his rapid rise to 150 wickets highlight his exceptional talent.
1. Trent Boult (81 games)
The fastest New Zealand bowler to take 150 ODI wickets is Trent Boultachieving the feat in June 2019 during the ICC Men’s World Cup ODI vs Bangladesh. Boult’s brilliance was on display as he bowled Mosaddek Hossain and Mehidy Hasancontributing to a thrilling two-wicket victory for New Zealand. Boult remains one of the best left-arm pacers in world cricket.