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T20I Record: T20 cricket is generally considered a batsman’s game, but in this format many bowlers have created history with their precise lines and varied bowling. Afghanistan’s Rashid Khan is once again at the forefront of the list of bowlers who have troubled the great batsmen around the world. He has created history by taking the most wickets in T20 International in his career.
Rashid Khan – Afghanistan
Afghanistan’s star leg spinner Rashid Khan has troubled every team in T20 cricket with his brilliant performance. He has taken 179 wickets in 106 T20 matches played between 2015 and 2025. His best bowling figure has been 5/3. With an average of just 13.79 and economy rate of 6.09, he proved that spinners have the power to win matches in T20 also.
Tim Southee – New Zealand
New Zealand’s experienced fast bowler Tim Southee is at second place in this list. He has taken 164 wickets in 126 matches. His best performance has been 5/18. With an economy of 8 runs per over, Southee has proved himself to be a very effective bowler in the T20 format. His swing and hold on the line kept him a reliable bowler for New Zealand for a long time.
Mustafizur Rahman – Bangladesh
Bangladesh’s left arm fast bowler Mustafizur Rahman is known for his cutters and slow balls. He has taken 152 wickets in 121 matches so far. His best spell is 6/10, which is a matter of pride for any bowler in the history of T20 cricket.
Ish Sodhi – New Zealand
New Zealand leg spinner Ish Sodhi has consistently performed well in T20, taking 150 wickets in 128 matches. His best performance is 4/12. Sodhi is known for his ability to take wickets especially in the middle overs. His googly is capable of deceiving the batsmen, and that is why he has become one of New Zealand’s most reliable spinners in T20 cricket.
Shakib Al Hasan – Bangladesh
Bangladesh captain Shakib Al Hasan is at fifth place in this list. He has taken 149 wickets in 129 matches and his best figure is 5/20. Shakib is not only a brilliant spinner but is also invaluable to the team as an all-rounder. By taking four or more wickets 6 times, he has proved that experience is useful in any format.