T20I cricket isn’t easy for bowlers. They have to be perfect right away and only get four overs to bowl. This doesn’t give them time to settle in. Plus, batters are always trying to hit big shots, making it even tougher for bowlers. But even with these challenges, some best t20i bowlers have done very well.
Let’s give credit to the best T20I bowlers of 2015
1. David Wiese (South Africa)
This tall South African player, who is good at both batting and bowling, had a fantastic year in bowling. He took 14 wickets in 7 matches, which was more than any other player from any country in 2015. His best game was against the West Indies in Durban, where he took 5 wickets for 23 runs. In T20 matches, he also did very well with an average of 11.78 and a good economy rate of 7.07. David Wiese was the best bowler in T20 matches in 2015.
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2. Graeme Cremer (Zimbabwe)
The year 2015 was good for the Zimbabwean leg-spin bowler. He took 14 wickets in 9 matches. His performance was strong, with an economy rate of 6.57 and an average of 15.50. In one match against India, he took 3 wickets for 18 runs, helping Zimbabwe win unexpectedly against a strong Indian team.
3. Dawlat Zadran (Afghanistan)
Zadran played well in the 2015 World Cup and T20 matches. He took 13 wickets in 8 matches, with an average of 17.38 and an economy rate of 7.29. He mostly took wickets against smaller cricket teams, but he made a big difference by taking 5 wickets in 2 matches against Zimbabwe, helping Afghanistan win both games. His best performance was against the Netherlands in the World Cup Qualifiers, where he took 3 wickets for 17 runs.
4. Sohail Tanvir (Pakistan)
The unique left-handed player has been a part of Pakistan’s team for some time. In 2015, he played 11 T20 matches and took 11 wickets, with an average of 21.90. Although he sometimes gives away more runs, with an economy rate of 7.77, he still manages to take wickets often. His best performance in 2015 was taking 3 wickets for 29 runs. His performance will be very important for Pakistan’s chances in the 2016 World T20.
5. Aaron Phangiso (South Africa)
In 2015, Aaron Phangiso, a talented spinner from South Africa, performed very well in cricket. He took 9 wickets in 6 T20 matches, with an average of 19.55, which is impressive. T20 cricket is tough for bowlers, but his economy rate of 7.65 was good. His best bowling was against Bangladesh, where he took 3 wickets for 30 runs. Because of Aaron’s excellent performance, South Africa won the series 2-0.
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