Top 10 Fielders With Most Catches in T20 World Cups

Top 10 best Fielders in T20 World Cup History

Check out the most safest hands in T20 World Cups of all time.

Deepansh Bajaj May 23, 2024

People's Perception About T20 Cricket

Most people think that T20 Cricket is all about hitting the ball out of the park in turbo mode scoring tons posting totals over 200s, and 220ish targets almost every time. Bowlers picking up wickets in the powerplay spin choke in the middle overs, and then bowling pinpoint yorkers in the death overs. These are the most sought-after thoughts that come into every cricketing mind.

Importance of a Fielder

However what we as fans and analysts always forget is the role of a fielder, fielding is an integral part of the game of Cricket. A batter will not score a ton in every game, a bowler will not pick wickets consistently game after game, but a fielder will always give his hundred percent in plucking out catches saving boundaries in crucial junctures, saving ones and twos just like what the Australian side did in the ODI World Cup Final Against Hosts India. Great fielding not only helps to win games but also championships.

Without any Further Delay Let's find out the Top 10 Best Fielders in T20 World Cup History:

Top 10 Best Fielders in T20 World Cup History (Table)

Name MT (inn) Catches Most Catches( 1 game)
AB de Villiers 30 (25) 23 3
Martin Guptill 35 (34) 15 3
David Warner 28 (26) 15 3
Glenn Maxwell 24 (24) 16 2
Rohit Sharma 39(39) 16 3
Kane Williamson 25(25) 15 3
DJ bravo 34(34) 15 3
Steven Smith 19(19) 14 2
Ross Taylor 28(28) 14 2
Nathan Mcculum 22(22) 13 3

The T20 World Cup begins on June 1 with the hosts the United States taking on Canada in Dallas in game 1, Co-Hosts West Indies will face Papua New Guinea in Guyana. The Final of the tournament will be played on 29th June at Bridgetown, Barbados.

Indian Team will open their campaign against Ireland on June 5.

India's Schedule For T20 World with Timings

June 5, India vs Ireland, New York, 8 pm (IST)

June 9, India vs Pakistan, New York, 8 pm (IST)

June 12, United States vs India, New York, 8 pm (IST)

June 15, India vs Canada, Lauderhill, Florida, 8 pm (IST)

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