Most Wickets In Women's T20 World Cup

Most wickets in T20 World Cup history

Take a look at the most wickets taken in women's T20 World cup history

Deepansh Bajaj Oct. 7, 2024

The Women's T20 World Cup is the most exciting tournament to watch in all women's games, this is a tournament that tests the skill set of the bowlers the most in hostile conditions with flat decks on offer, however, despite tough conditions for bowling it's the bowlers who have won tournaments in the end for their team. This Page focuses on bowlers with the most wickets in the T20 World Cup.

Most Wickets In T20 World Cup History

Rank Player Span Wickets Innings Economy Best
1 Shabnim Ismail (South Africa Women) 2009-2023 43 32 5.83 3/5
2 Anya Shrubsole (England Women) 2010-2020 41 27 5.32 3/6
3 Megan Schutt (Australia Women) 2016-2023 40 24 6.00 4/18
4 Ellyse Perry (Australia Women) 2009-2023 40 42 5.79 3/12
5 Stafanie Taylor (West Indies Women) 2009-2023 33 27 5.95 4/12
6 Sophie Devine (New Zealand Women) 2009-2023 29 27 6.10 4/22
7 Poonam Yadav (India Women) 2014-2020 28 18 5.60 4/19
8 Nida Dar (Pakistan Women) 2010-2023 27 27 6.51 3/12
9 Deandra Dottin (West Indies Women) 2009-2020 26 18 6.25 5/5
10 Marizanne Kapp (South Africa Women) 2009-2023 26 25 5.26 3/16

Most Wickets In Single Edition :

most wickets in a single edition

Year Player Performance details
2009 Holly Colvin 9 wickets
2010 Diana David
Nicola Browne
9 wickets
2012 Julie Hunter 11 wickets
2014 Anya Shrubsole 13 wickets
2016 Leigh Kasperek
Sophie Devine Deandra Dottin
9 wickets
2018 Deandra Dottin
Ashleigh Gardner Megan Schutt
10 wickets
2020 Megan Schutt 13 wickets
2023 Sophie Ecclestone 11 wickets
2024 TBA TBA

Time & again the bowlers have proved that a batter can win you an odd game but, to win a world cup it's the bowlers who do the job for their team. The current edition of the women's T20 World Cup in UAE is in full swing, it'll be exciting to see who finishes as the leading wicket-taker of the tournament.

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