Bowlers with the Most Wickets in ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 – after the 34th Match

The ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 has been a thrilling tournament so far, with many exceptional performances. Among the standout contributors are the bowlers who have managed to make a significant impact on the game with their wicket-taking abilities. As of the 34th match, the following bowlers have distinguished themselves by claiming the most wickets in the tournament.

Fazalhaq Farooqi (Afghanistan): 12 Wickets

Fazalhaq Farooqi

Fazalhaq Farooqi has been a revelation for Afghanistan in this T20 World Cup. Playing 3 matches and bowling 11.2 overs (68 balls), he has taken an impressive 12 wickets at an astonishing average of 3.50. His economy rate of 3.70 and a strike rate of 5.66 highlight his efficiency and effectiveness. Farooqi’s best bowling figures of 5/9 not only demonstrate his ability to take multiple wickets but also to do so while conceding very few runs. His performance includes one four-wicket haul and one five-wicket haul, marking him as a key player in Afghanistan’s bowling lineup.

Anrich Nortje (South Africa): 9 Wickets

Anrich Nortje

Anrich Nortje has continued to build on his reputation as a fast-bowling powerhouse. In 4 matches, Nortje has bowled 16 overs (96 balls) and taken 9 wickets, maintaining an average of 7.77. His economy rate stands at 4.37, and he has a strike rate of 10.66. Nortje’s best bowling performance came with figures of 4/7, showcasing his ability to decimate batting line-ups. He has been a crucial asset for South Africa, providing breakthroughs at critical moments and maintaining pressure on the opposition with his pace and accuracy.

Alzarri Joseph (West Indies): 8 Wickets

Alzarri Joseph

Alzarri Joseph has been a standout performer for the West Indies in his recent outings. Over the course of 3 matches, he has bowled 11 overs (66 balls) and taken 8 wickets. His impressive average of 7.37 and an economy rate of 5.36 reflect his effectiveness and control. With a strike rate of 8.25, Joseph consistently proves his ability to take wickets at regular intervals. His best performance, with figures of 4/19, highlights his game-changing potential. Joseph’s presence in the West Indies’ bowling attack is crucial, combining both speed and precision.

Adam Zampa (Australia): 8 Wickets

Adam Zampa

Adam Zampa has proven to be Australia’s leading spinner in this tournament. Over 3 matches, Zampa has bowled 12 overs (72 balls) and taken 8 wickets, with an average of 8.00. His economy rate of 5.33 and a strike rate of 9.00 are indicative of his precision and consistency. Zampa’s standout performance of 4/12 highlights his capability to trouble batsmen with his leg-spin. His contributions have been crucial in providing Australia with breakthroughs and controlling the middle overs.

Akeal Hosein (West Indies): 7 Wickets

Akeal Hosein

Akeal Hosein has been another star performer for the West Indies. In his 3 matches, Hosein has bowled 11 overs (66 balls) and taken 7 wickets, maintaining an impressive average of 5.85. His economy rate of 3.72 and strike rate of 9.42 reflect his effectiveness in restricting runs while taking crucial wickets. Hosein’s best figures of 5/11 underline his match-winning capabilities. His left-arm spin has added variety to the West Indies attack and has been instrumental in their success.

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