ODI World Cup: Dominance of the bat

The ongoing ODI World Cup in India has seen a high number of runs due to several factors. The pitches have been placid, offering no turn, swing, or seam, making it difficult for bowlers. Batsmen have been playing in T20 mode, taking risks from the start and scoring centuries off 70-80 balls. Batsmen are also inventing new strokes and adding them to their repertoire. Additionally, there is a lack of skillful death bowlers in world cricket, with only a few like Jasprit Bumrah able to consistently bowl accurate yorkers.

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