Cricket in 2018: T20 League wise Best bowler

It is a tough place to be a bowler in T20 cricket. There is hardly any scope for error and once a bowler is slightly off the mark, he is dispatched miles away. However, a few bowlers have thrived in the most difficult of circumstances and performed exceedingly well. In the T20 leagues that they have featured in, they outsmarted the batsmen on several occasions and have been highly successful.

A total of eight T20 leagues that were played all around the world in 2018 were considered. Based on their stats and the impact created, the best bowler from each of these leagues was picked and listed here. These men had a significant say on their team’s fortunes in the respective tournaments. However, the leading wicket-taker wasn’t taken into account on all the instances.

Here is the best bowler T20 league wise in 2018:

Andrew Tye | Big Bash League

Rashid Khan and DJ Bravo have definitely picked more wickets than Andrew Tye. Yet, it is the Australian pacer who had a major impact on the tournament with his bowling. Tye only featured in six games in BBL 2017-18. But, he ended with 16 wickets at an average of 12 in the 23.4 overs that he bowled. He was brilliant for the Perth Scorchers in the tournament and also picked up a five-wicket haul.