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Most wickets in T20 World Cup 2022

The T20 World Cup 2022 has produced a fine contest between the bat and the ball, with the fast and bouncy surfaces and large outfields Down Under aiding the bowlers against seasoned hard-hitting batters. While pacers are expected to be highly successful in Australia, spinners too, have had a fair share of success with their expert skills and smart variations.

The tournament has produced some fascinating results right from the start, with Namibia outplaying 2014 champions Sri Lanka in the opener. Two-time winners West Indies got knocked out of the tournament after defeats to Scotland and Ireland in the first round, with the latter also beating England in a crucial Super 12s encounter in Melbourne. Zimbabwe, who were banned from participation in the last year’s edition in the UAE, made a stellar progress, topping the round 1 standings in their group before beating 2009 champions Pakistan in a thrilling last-ball finish in Perth.

The brilliance of bowlers has meant that teams batting first have won more often than while chasing, contrary to what it was like in the UAE last year.

Here’s a look at the leading wicket-takers at the ongoing ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2022:

 Player Matches  Innings  Wickets  Best Bowling Figures  Average  Economy  Four-fors  Five-fors 
 Bas de Leede (NED)5593/1914.448.6600
 Wanindu Hasaranga (SL)5593/815.667.4200
 Sikandar Raza (ZIM)5583/1912.126.0600
 Maheesh Theekshana (SL)5582/15146.1600
 Sam Curran (ENG)2275/105.856.1501
 Blessing Muzarabani (ZIM)5473/2316.147.0600
 Alzarri Joseph (WI)3364/1613.836.9110
 Paul van Meekeren (NED)5562/2119.55.8500
 Joshua Little (IRE)5563/2424.337.6800
 Anrich Nortje (SA)2254/1043.6310
 Jason Holder (WI)3353/129.84.7400
 Mark Wood (ENG)2253/3411.47.1200
 Zahoor Khan (UAE)3352/2011.44.7500
 Arshdeep Singh (INDIA)2253/3213.88.6200
 Mark Watt (SCOT)3353/12145.8300

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