Here’s a look at the top 10 fast bowlers of the T20 World Cup 2024, showcasing their remarkable pace, skill, and impact on their teams’ performances. These bowlers have showcased their exceptional skills and played crucial roles in their teams’ campaigns during the T20 World Cup 2024.
10. Josh Hazlewood (Australia)
Returning from a four-month hiatus, Josh Hazlewood has secured 3 wickets in 3 matches, with his standout performance being 2/18 against Namibia, aiding Australia in advancing to the Super Eights.
9. Ruben Trumpelmann (Namibia)
The talented young bowler made an explosive start to the tournament by taking 4 wickets against Oman. Known for his speed and swing, Trumpelmann has proven to be a reliable asset for Namibia.
8. Haris Rauf (Pakistan)
Haris Rauf has emerged as a prominent fast bowler, claiming 6 wickets in 3 matches. His best performance, 3/21 against India, significantly contributed to Pakistan’s efforts in the tournament.
7. Saurabh Netravalkar (USA)
Formerly part of the Indian Under-19 team, Netravalkar has been pivotal for the USA, claiming 4 wickets in 3 matches. His impressive figures of 2/18 against both Pakistan and India showcased his ability to dismiss top batsmen.
6. Nuwan Thushara (Sri Lanka)
Nuwan Thushara has shone in T20Is this year, taking 5 wickets in the World Cup. His standout performance of 4/18 against Bangladesh played a crucial role in securing a win for Sri Lanka.
5. Alzarri Joseph (West Indies)
In a strong showing during the tournament, Alzarri Joseph has claimed 8 wickets, including an impressive 4/19 against New Zealand, which helped the West Indies secure a vital 13-run victory.
4. Anrich Nortje (South Africa)
Leading South Africa’s dominant bowling attack, Anrich Nortje excelled with figures of 4/7 against Sri Lanka, helping dismiss them for just 77 runs. His consistent performances secured South Africa’s place in the Super 8s.
3. Naseem Shah (Pakistan)
Despite Pakistan’s early exit from the tournament, Naseem Shah stood out with 5 wickets, notably his 3/21 against India, which highlighted his talent and potential on the international stage.
2. Fazalhaq Farooqi (Afghanistan)
Afghan prodigy Fazalhaq Farooqi has made a significant impact with 9 wickets in just 2 games, including a stellar 5/9 against Uganda and 4/17 against New Zealand.
1. Jasprit Bumrah (India)
Proving to be the premier fast bowler of the tournament, Jasprit Bumrah has taken 5 wickets across 3 matches. His standout performance against Pakistan included critical wickets while defending a modest total of 120.
