Who Took the Maximum Wickets in Big Bash League – Records and Statistics

Get the latest Big Bash League player stats. We’ll give you a rundown of the best wicket-takers in BBL history. Here’s a Look Down Below

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By SD Desk Last updated Dec 1, 2022

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In cricket, the bowler’s job is as crucial as the batter’s. The bowlers’ role is emphasized when the opposition tries to score quickly, particularly in the T20 format. Specialist bowlers in the Twenty20 format have responsibilities beyond just picking up wickets. And he must put an end to the runs being scored, too.

Because of this, only professional bowlers can significantly affect the outcome of a game. The bowler’s performance often decides the game’s development, as we know from experience. That’s right, folks; the T20 World Cup will be over by the time the next season of the Big Bash League begins in early 2019. It follows that there will be more thrilling contests to watch. Since its inception in 2011, the BBL has seen eleven highly successful seasons. Here we’ll look at the BBL bowler who has taken the most wickets.

Sean Abbott (125 Wicket)

Australia’s all-around bowling ace Sean Abbott sits atop the list. Abbott has been the most consistent performer and has had the best overall season. Since 2011, the 30-year-BBL old’s career has seen him split time between the Sydney Sixers and the Sydney Thunder. To date, he has appeared in 94 games, collecting 125 wickets at an average of 20.87 while maintaining an economy rate of 8.47. Abbott has taken one five-wicket haul and three four-wicket hauls for the best bowling figure of 5/16.

Andrew Tye (118 Wicket)

Andrew Tye, a veteran Australian pacer, places second. The 35-year-old has played in the BBL since 2011 for both the Perth Scorchers and the Sydney Thunder. Tye has taken 118 wickets across 85 BBL appearances, batting at an economy rate of 7.70 and a strike rate of 15. In addition to his best figures of 5/23, he has one five-wicket haul and five four-wicket hauls.

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Kane Richardson (117 Wicket)

Kane Richardson, an Australian veteran pacer, is also included. The 31-year-old is a mainstay in both the Australian red-ball and white-ball squads. He played for the Adelaide Strikers and the Melbourne Renegades during his BBL career. After 90 matches, Richardson has 117 wickets, an economy rate of 7.87, a strike rate of 16.6, and the best bowling figure of 4/22.

Ben Laughlin (111 Wicket)

Australia’s former pacer Ben Laughlin has taken the 4th-most wickets in the BBL. He debuted in the Big Bash League in 2011 for the Adelaide Strikers. Subsequently, he spent time with the Hobart Hurricanes and Brisbane Heat up through the 2021 season. He was used sparingly during the 202122 campaigns. Laughlin has bowled in 96 games, accumulating 111 wickets at an average of 24.26 and an economy rate of 8.08. He has taken two 4-wicket hauls, with the best figure of 4-26.

Ben Dwarshuis (102)

Ben Dwarshuis, a left-handed pacer from Australia, is one of the candidates. Dwarshuis has been with the same BBL team, the Sydney Sixes, since he made his debut there in 2014. With an economy rate of 8.16 and an average of 22.96, the left-armer has taken 102 wickets in 83 career BBL matches. He has the best figure of 5/26, with one five-wicket haul and one four-wicket haul under his belt.

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