T20I Record: Who is the top 5 bowlers who take a hat -trick in T20? Which country has the highest number of players

T20i record: T20 cricket is known for fast, thrill and fours and sixes, but when a bowler takes three wickets on three consecutive balls, it becomes the most shocking turn of the game. It is not easy to take a hat -trick in T20 International (T20I), but some bowlers have recorded this difficult feat and recorded their name in history. Let’s know about those legendary bowlers who surprised cricket fans with a hat -trick in T20i.

Brett Lee – First T20I hat -trick

Match: Australia vs Bangladesh, Cape Town (2007)

Australia’s fast bowler Brett Lee made history by taking the first hat -trick of his career in T20I cricket. In this match, Brett Lee took the wickets of Shakib Al Hasan, Mashrafe Murtaza and Alok Kapali. In front of Lee’s speed, Bangladeshi batsmen had succumbed and they surprised everyone with wickets on three consecutive balls.

Jacob Oram – Karisma against Sri Lanka

Match: New Zealand vs Sri Lanka, Colombo

New Zealand all -rounder Jacob Oram took a hat -trick against Sri Lanka in 2009. His victims were Angelo Mathews, Bandara and Kulasekhara. Oram’s exact yorker and length bowling showed three batsmen to the pavilion.

Tim Southee – Pakistan’s back broke

Match: New Zealand vs Pakistan, Auckland

In 2010-11, Tim Southee took a hat-trick by dismissing three big batsmen against Pakistan. He used in-form batsmen like Younus Khan, Mohammad Hafeez and Omar Akmal. His swing and accuracy brought Pakistan’s team to the backfoot.

Thisara Perera – Big Work against India

Match: Sri Lanka vs India, Ranchi

In 2015-16, Thisara Perera of Sri Lanka dismissed three star batsmen from India. Perera had hunted veterans like Hardik Pandya, Suresh Raina and Yuvraj Singh in her over. This became the most memorable moment of Perera’s career.

Lasith Malinga – Four wickets off four consecutive balls

Match: Sri Lanka vs Bangladesh, Colombo

Lasith Malinga, who was already famous for his yorker, took a hat-trick against Bangladesh in 2016-17. His victims were Mushfiqur Rahim, Mashrafe Murtaza and Mehdi Hasan Miraj. This spell of Malinga is still considered the deadliest in cricket history.