Only a few players have a record of taking more than 100 wickets in T20 format. The first name in this comes from Bangladeshi star all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan. Till the time of writing the news, he has achieved 140 successes for his team. They are followed by Tim Southee, Rashid Khan, Ish Sodhi, Lasith Malinga, Shadab Khan and Mustafizur Rahman respectively.
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Only a few players have a record of taking more than 100 wickets in T20 format. The first name in this comes from Bangladeshi star all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan. Till the time of writing the news, he has played a total of 117* T20 matches for his team. Meanwhile, he has got 140 successes in 115 innings at an average of 20.49. (AP)
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In second place comes the name of New Zealand fast bowler Tim Southee. Saudi has played 107 matches for the Kiwi team since 2008, taking 134 wickets in 105 innings at an average of 23.72. (Tim Southee/Instagram)
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The name of Afghanistan’s star spinner Rashid Khan comes in the third place. Rashid has achieved 130 success at an average of 14.66 in 81 innings while playing 82 * T20 matches for his team. (AP)
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Kiwi spinner Ish Sodhi occupies the fourth position. Sodhi has played 98 T20 matches for New Zealand, taking 118 wickets in 95 innings at an average of 22.88. (Ish Sodhi/Instagram)
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The name of former Sri Lankan veteran fast bowler Lasith Malinga comes in fifth place. Malinga played a total of 84 T20 matches for Sri Lanka between 2006 and 2020. Meanwhile, he got 107 successes in 83 innings at an average of 20.79. (Lasith Malinga/Instagram)
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Pakistan’s star spinner Shadab Khan occupies the sixth position. Shadab has played 92 T20 matches for Pakistan since 2017. Meanwhile, he has got 104 successes in 88 innings at an average of 22.12. (AP)
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Bangladesh’s current fast bowler Mustafizur Rahman is the seventh bowler in the world to take more than 100 wickets in T20. Rehman has played 85 * T20 matches since 2015 till the writing of the news. Meanwhile, he has got 102 successes in 84 innings at an average of 22.46. (Mustafizur Rahman/Instagram)