Despite the fact that Sheikh Zayed Stadium and Dubai International Cricket stadium assist the bowlers, only a handful have grabbed the opportunity and have emerged as the most economical bowlers.Let’s look at some of the bowlers who have given a tough time to the batsmen so far.
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Axar PatelThe left-arm slow orthodox from Delhi Capitals (DC) is first on the list. His economy rate is 4.60, less than a run per ball, with his best being 114.
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Washington SundarThe youngster is a right-arm off-break bowler and plays for Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB). He is second on the list, with 4.72 as his economy rate, and has the best figures of 112.
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Rashid KhanThe 22-year-old stalwart from Afghanistan is quite deceptive. The leg-spinner gets the breakthroughs by bowling googlies in between. This season he has an economy of 5.20, along with a fine average of 20.80, while his best figures read 314.
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Mohammad NabiThough he hasn’t played many matches for Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) this season, he has still left his mark in the only match he has played so far. Currently, fourth on the list, he has an economy of 5.75. However, he has not claimed a wicket so far.
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Jofra ArcherThe England all-rounder often marks his presence in Rajasthan Royals (RR), either with the bat or the ball. He is currently the fifth most economical bowler with an economy of 6.75, while his best figures are 218.
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