Best bowling economy in IPL history | Badshahbook

Economy rate is something that matters a lot as far as a bowler is concerned across all formats. In the T20 format, it matters a lot more as it lacks support from the wickets in the tournament.

Economy rate is something that matters a lot as far as a bowler is concerned across all formats. In the T20 format, it matters a lot more as it lacks support from the wickets in the tournament. It becomes very difficult for a batter to hit the ball if he keeps throwing in the perfect line and length. This list compiles some of the exceptional bowlers who have the best bowling economy in IPL history. All of them could not be put into a list together as the list will go on. However, let’s have a look at the best bowling economy in IPL history.

Player	Matches	Innings	Economy
Rashid Khan	87	87	6.40
Daniel Vettori	27	27	6.56
Anil Kumble	42	42	6.58
Glenn McGrath	14	14	6.61
Sunil Narine	144	143	6.64

 

Rashid Khan – bowling economy in IPL

Rashid Khan, the spinner from Afghanistan, is roaring with his superb leg-spin, and he is currently ranked first on the list of the finest bowling economy in the IPL, with the best economy rate in the competition. So far, he has appeared in 87 IPL games and has 104 runs to his credit at an economy rate of 6.40 runs per over. It takes Rashid Khan 19 balls to take a wicket in this tournament.

Daniel Vettori - bowling economy in IPL
A former New Zealand all-rounder, Daniel Vettori is currently in second place on the leaderboard with the best bowling economy in the IPL, with a 6.56-percent average bowling economy. With a strike rate of 30.38, Vettori played 27 matches and got 21 wickets in four IPL seasons despite having a high strike rate. He was, on the other hand, well-known for bowling in the right spots, as indicated by his economy rate of 6.56 points per over.

Anil Kumble - bowling economy in IPL

Anil Kumble, a former Indian leg spinner, is now ranked third in the IPL in terms of maintaining the highest bowling economy during the tournament (6.58). As of now, Kumble has 45 wickets to his name in 42 matches that he has participated in. As a result, Kumble would be able to bowl quick spin to trap the batter while also ensuring that no faulty balls were bowled, which would result in any extra runs being allowed to be scored.

Glenn McGrath - bowling economy in IPL

According to the Indian Premier League, Glenn McGrath, probably the greatest fast bowler of all time, is placed fourth in terms of maintaining the highest bowling economy in the league. Chris McGrath played in 12 games for the Indian Premier League, taking 12 wickets in 14 matches. McGrath possessed the ability to generate both swing and bounce, which enabled him to get under the skin of opposing batsmen.

Sunil Narine - bowling economy in IPL

Sunil Narine is one of the names on this list who is one of the most eagerly anticipated. In the current generation of t20 spinners, Narine is usually regarded as the best. He is a mystery spinner, and batsmen are unable to predict the direction of his deliveries. In spite of playing in more than 120 matches, Narine was able to maintain an economy rate of 6.64 while taking 150 wickets, allowing him to move up to the 5th spot on the list of the best bowling economies in the Indian Premier League.

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Conclusion

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