The men’s T20I cricket’s dynamic world is a continuous fight between the bat and the ball, where a bowler’s ability to take a wicket can make a match tide. As -as the game develops, the ways record, continuously lead boundaries with new names and show incredible skills and stability. While some veterans have placed their place over the years, the new generation is breaking the record of bowlers at a surprising pace, it redefines what it means to be a top wicket.
Rashid Khan’s rapid growth at T20 internationally
Afghanistan’s spin mestro has now climbed the top of the T20I wicket-conversion list Tim Southee With an achievement that exposes their unmatched dominance in the format. Rashid achieved milestone Afghanistan clashed against United Arab EmiratesWhere a three -wicket race inspired him the back of Kiwi Pesar. His deadly variations, remarkable strike rates, and the capacity of batsmen in circumstances have made him a force contrary to someone else. Efficiency, control, and tireless stability defines their rise, strengthening their position as the most abundant wicket taker in men’s T20I history.
Men’s top 5 highest wicket in T20
5. Mustafizur Rahman (Bangladesh) – 142 wickets
Mustafizur RahmanAlso known as The Fiz, Bangladesh has a pace weapon, in which he got 142 wickets in 113 T20I games in his unusual style. His historical best bowling figures for 10 for 10 are one of the greatest single performances in T20I cricket. Those deadly slow delivery and cutting balls have danced to the batsmen to their tune in Asian circumstances.
4. Shakib Al Hasan (Bangladesh) – 149 wickets
Experienced all -rounder Shakib Al Hasan Bangladesh has been the most reliable artist in Bangladesh with 149 wickets from 129 T20I matches. His badly economy rate of 6.81 runs shows how he strangles the batsmen for the run, making him one of the best of the game.
3. Ish Sodi (New Zealand) – 150 wickets
New Zealand clever leg-spinner Ish Sodhi There is a consistent strength in the middle overs. He has claimed 150 wickets in 126 matches, which prove his value with his leg-spin. Their economy of 7.95 demonstrates their ability to provide significant success when the team needs the most.
2. Tim Southee (New Zealand) – 164 wickets
Kiwi Paes Veteran Southee For more than a decade, New Zealand has been a trusted warrior. The 164 wickets of Southee showed their habit to break their stubborn participation when their team really needs their team when their team needed the most. This memorable for 18, with 5 completely sheer experience, holds their ability to turn matches over their heads.
1. Rashid Khan (Afghanistan) – 165 wickets
Afghan magician Rashid has re -written record books with spin bowling that mesmerized. In just 98 matches, reaching 165 wickets shows proficiency which others can only dream of achieving. Their Googlies and Flippers have surprised batsmen worldwide, while the miser 6.07 proves the economy rate that she is a master under control.
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