Bowlers with the Most Wickets in LPL 2024 – after the 14th Match

The Lanka Premier League 2024 has seen some standout performances from bowlers, each contributing significantly to their team’s success in the tournament. As we analyze the bowlers with the most wickets after the 14th match, several names stand out for their consistency and impact on the field.

Isuru Udana: 11 Wickets

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Leading the wicket-taking charts is Isuru Udana from the Galle Marvels, showcasing his experience and skill in the T20 format. Across 6 matches and 6 innings, Udana has bowled 138 balls, conceding 225 runs while claiming 11 crucial wickets. His best bowling figures of 3/30 highlight his ability to pick up key wickets at critical junctures. With an average of 20.45 and an economy rate of 9.78, Udana has been instrumental in controlling the opposition’s scoring rate.

Shadab Khan: 10 Wickets

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In second place is Shadab Khan from the Colombo Strikers, known for his all-round capabilities. In 5 matches and 5 innings, Khan has bowled 96 balls, conceding 111 runs and taking 10 wickets at an impressive average of 11.10. His best bowling figures of 4/21 illustrate his knack for troubling batsmen with his variations. Khan’s economy rate of 6.93 and a strike rate of 9.60 highlight his efficiency in restricting runs.

Zahoor Khan: 9 Wickets

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Joining Isuru Udana from the Galle Marvels is Zahoor Khan, who has also made a significant impact with his bowling performances. In 5 matches and 5 innings, Zahoor has bowled 114 balls, conceding 180 runs and claiming 9 wickets at an average of 20.00. His best figures of 3/34 underline his ability to break partnerships and apply pressure on the opposition. With an economy rate of 9.47 and a strike rate of 12.66, Zahoor has played a crucial role in supporting the Marvels’ bowling attack.

Dasun Shanaka: 8 Wickets

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Dasun Shanaka from the Kandy Falcons has been a key figure in their bowling lineup, contributing with both wickets and economical spells. Across 6 matches and 6 innings, Shanaka has bowled 103 balls, conceding 139 runs and taking 8 wickets at an average of 17.37. His best figures of 3/20 showcase his ability to restrict runs while making breakthroughs when needed. Shanaka’s economy rate of 8.09 and strike rate of 12.87 highlight his effectiveness in maintaining pressure on the opposition batsmen.

Nuwan Thushara: 7 Wickets

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Nuwan Thushara has been pivotal for the Dambulla Sixers, providing crucial breakthroughs with his left-arm pace bowling. In 4 matches and 4 innings, Thushara has bowled 90 balls, conceding 154 runs and picking up 7 wickets at an average of 22.00. His best bowling figures of 3/37 demonstrate his ability to unsettle batsmen with his variations and control. With an economy rate of 10.26 and a strike rate of 12.85, Thushara provided vital breakthroughs for his team.

Dwaine Pretorius: 7 Wickets

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Rounding up the top bowlers is Dwaine Pretorius from the Galle Marvels. In 6 matches and 6 innings, Pretorius has bowled 138 balls, conceding 203 runs and taking 7 wickets at an average of 29.00. His best figures of 2/23 highlight his ability to support the Marvels’ bowling attack with key breakthroughs. Despite a slightly higher average, Pretorius maintains an impressive economy rate of 8.82 and a strike rate of 19.71, reflecting his role in controlling the flow of runs during crucial phases of the game.

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