Bowlers with the Most Wickets in ICC U19 World Cup 2024 – after the Super Six Round

Roll out the red carpet, cricket fans! The ICC U19 World Cup 2024 is not just a playground; it’s a comedy club of young talents showcasing their cricketing wit. Among the rockstars stealing the limelight, it’s the bowlers who’ve been dropping wickets like punchlines. As the Super Six round wrapped up, let’s zoom in on the wizards who’ve turned the pitch into their own stand-up stage.

Kwena Maphaka (SA19) – 18 wickets in 5 matches:

Kwena Maphaka (Photo Source: Twitter)

South Africa’s Kwena Maphaka has been a revelation in the U19 World Cup, leading the wicket-taking charts with an impressive tally of 18 wickets. Maphaka’s ability to consistently take wickets has played a crucial role in South Africa’s success in the tournament. His best performance came against an opponent, where he claimed remarkable figures of 6/21, showcasing his ability to dismantle batting line-ups. With an average of 9.55, an economy rate of 3.95, and a strike rate of 14.50, Maphaka has been a formidable force for his team.

Ubaid Shah (PAK19) – 17 wickets in 5 matches:

Ubaid Shah (Photo Source: Twitter)

Pakistan’s Ubaid Shah is not far behind, securing the second spot in the list of top wicket-takers. With 17 wickets in 5 matches, Shah has been a consistent performer for his team. His best figures of 5/44 demonstrate his effectiveness in breaking partnerships. Shah’s average of 10.52, an economy rate of 4.06, and a strike rate of 15.52 highlight his ability to control the game and take crucial wickets at regular intervals.

Saumy Pandey (IND19) – 16 wickets in 5 matches:

Saumy Pandey (Photo Source: Twitter)

India’s Saumy Pandey has been a key contributor to his team’s success in the U19 World Cup, claiming 16 wickets in 5 matches. Pandey’s bowling figures of 4/19 showcase his ability to apply pressure on the opposition. With an impressive average of 6.62, an economy rate of 2.17, and a strike rate of 18.31, Pandey has been an asset for the Indian team, providing crucial breakthroughs when needed.

Tazeem Chaudry Ali (ENG19) – 14 wickets in 4 matches:

Tazeem Chaudry Ali (Photo Source: Twitter)

England’s Tazeem Chaudry Ali has been among the wickets, securing the fourth spot with 14 wickets in 4 matches. His exceptional performance of 7/29 in a single match indicates his ability to single-handedly change the course of a game. Ali’s average of 9.64, an economy rate of 3.56, and a strike rate of 16.21 highlight his impact on England’s bowling unit.

Callum Vidler (AUS19) – 11 wickets in 4 matches:

Australia’s Callum Vidler has been a promising prospect, claiming 11 wickets in 4 matches. Vidler’s best figures of 4/17 underscore his ability to strike at crucial junctures. With an average of 7.81, an economy rate of 3.55, and a strike rate of 13.18, Vidler has been a reliable wicket-taker for the Australian team.

The bowlers competing in the 2024 ICC U19 World Cup have shown remarkable talent and tenacity. Although Kwena Maphaka’s outstanding performance is the leader, all of the bowlers have significantly benefited their teams.