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There will be high expectations from Renuka Singh when India Women take on Australia Women in the second semifinal of the ICC Women's World Cup 2025 at the Dr DY Patil Sports Academy in Navi Mumbai on Thursday, October 30. The 29-year-old has played four matches in the tournament so far and has claimed three wickets at an average of 38 and an economy rate of 3.93.Renuka registered figures of 2-25 from six overs in the rain-hit clash against New Zealand Women at the Dr DY Patil Sports Academy in Navi Mumbai. The right-arm pacer, renowned for her accuracy, knocked over Georgia Plimmer and Kiwi skipper Sophie Devine to give India a massive advantage in the game. She also claimed 1-23 from five overs in the match against Bangladesh that ended in no result.Renuka has featured in 25 ODIs so far. Ahead of the India vs Australia Women's World Cup 2025 semifinal in Navi Mumbai, we compare her stats with that of Jasprit Bumrah after the latter had also played 25 one-day matches.Renuka Singh vs Jasprit Bumrah - Who has claimed more wickets and has a better average after 25 ODIs?In 25 ODIs, Renuka has claimed 41 wickets at an average of 24.19. She has picked up 10 wickets in three matches against West Indies at an average of 9.90. She has also picked up eight wickets in eight ODIs against Australia (average 50.25) and eight wickets in three ODIs against England (average 15.37).After 25 ODIs, Bumrah had 46 wickets at an average of 22.13. He had 15 wickets in six matches against Sri Lanka at an average of 14.73. The right-arm pacer had also picked up seven wickets in five ODIs against Australia (average 28.85) and six wickets in four ODIs against New Zealand (average 22).Renuka Singh vs Jasprit Bumrah - Who has a better economy rate after 25 ODIs?Having played 25 ODIs, Renuka has an economy rate of 4.87. She has an economy rate of 6.33 in eight matches against Australia and 5.29 in five matches against New Zealand. Further, she has an economy rate of 4.39 in three matches against England and 3.75 in three matches against Sri Lanka.After 25 ODIs, Bumrah had an economy rate of 4.76. The Indian pacer had an economy rate of 4.92 in five matches against Australia and 7.86 in three matches against England. Further, he had an economy rate of 4.04 in four matches against New Zealand and 4.14 in six matches against Sri Lanka.Renuka Singh vs Jasprit Bumrah - Who has more five-wicket hauls after 25 ODIs?Renuka has one five-fer and four four-fers to her name in 25 ODIs. The 29-year-old pacer's best of 5-29 came against West Indies in Vadodara in December 2024. She also claimed 4-29 in the same series at the same venue. Further, Renuka picked up 4-29 against England at Lord's (September 2022) and 4-28 against Sri Lanka in Pallekele (July 2022).PlayerWicketsAverageEconomyBBI4w5wRenuka Singh4124.194.875-2941Jasprit Bumrah4622.134.765-2731(Renuka Singh vs Jasprit Bumrah - ODIs stats comparison after 25 matches) After 25 ODIs, Bumrah also had one five-fer apart from three four-wicket hauls. His best at that stage was 5-27, which came against Sri Lanka in Pallekele in August 2017. He also claimed 4-43 in the same series at the same venue. Further, Bumrah had picked up two four-fers against Zimbabwe in Harare in June 2016.Renuka Singh vs Jasprit Bumrah - Who has a better record in wins after 25 ODIs?Renuka has been part of 14 ODIs that India have won. In winning causes, she has claimed 30 wickets at an average of 15.53 and an economy rate of 3.90. India Women have never lost a ODI when she has picked up four or more wickets.PlayerMatchesWicketsAverageEconomyBBI4w5wRenuka Singh143015.533.905-2941Jasprit Bumrah214218.924.545-2731(Renuka vs Bumrah - ODIs stats comparison in wins after 25 matches) Of his first 25 ODIs, Bumrah was part of 21 matches that India won. In winning causes, he had claimed 42 wickets at an average of 18.92 and an economy rate of 4.54. His stats included three four-fers and one five-fer. In four games that the Men in Blue lost, he claimed four wickets at an average of 55.75 and an economy rate of 5.71, with a best of 3-35.
