Most shots? Best dribbler? World Cup so far in numbers

Most shots? Best dribbler? World Cup so far in numbers Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Lionel Messi is the World Cup's top scorer after one round of matchesByChris CollinsonBBC Sport statisticianPublished3 minutes agoCommentsThe World Cup has already provided plenty of action.In the twenty four matches so far, 75 goals have been scored with the 3.125 goal per game ratio the highest it has been after the first set of group matches since 1958.Despite concerns about the extended nature of this World Cup, there is no problem with the competitive nature of the tournament either. Nine of the 24 matches have ended in a draw.The 37.5% draw ratio is actually the highest at this stage since 2010 - when it was the same - and has only been higher once since 1954.With the first round of games complete, here are the stand-out player stats at the World Cup so far.From one to 48 - every World Cup team ranked after first gamePublished7 hours agoHydration boos and surprise results - World Cup talking pointsPublished50 minutes agoSharp shooters... or notSix players took six shots or more in their opening game but only two actually found the back of the net – England's Harry Kane and Argentina's Lionel Messi.Kane's double drew him level with Gary Lineker as England's all-time top scorer at the World Cup with 10 goals, while Messi's hat-trick saw him equal Germany's Miroslav Klose as the all-time top scorer in the tournament's history with 16 goals.Turkey's Arda Guler has taken the most shots at the tournament so far, although the fact that his eight attempts amounted to just 0.26 xG in total shows how optimistic his shooting was against Australia.While the Real Madrid youngster is obviously far more talented than the average player, the quality of shots he took means that historically a player would score once every 31 attempts.South Korea's Son Heung-min was the worst finisher in the opening round based on expected goals as he...