The mega global cricket showdown ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2024 is has gripped cricket fans around the globe with some riveting action as it kicks off in the United States (USA) and the West Indies (WIN) from June 1 and it will conclude on June 29. Known for its thrilling and fast-paced nature, the T20 format often favors batters, leaving bowlers with minimal room for error. Despite these challenges, some bowlers have managed to shine brightly, achieving the rare and exhilarating feat of a hat-trick in T20 World Cup history.
A hat-trick, where a bowler takes three wickets in consecutive deliveries, is a remarkable accomplishment in any form of cricket. In the high-stakes environment of the T20 World Cup, it becomes even more extraordinary. Achieving a hat-trick in this prestigious tournament not only highlights a bowler's exceptional skill and composure but also provides a significant advantage for their team. From the inception of the T20 World Cup in 2007 to the current 2024 edition, a select few bowlers have etched their names into cricketing history by achieving this feat.
In 2024, Australia skipper Pat Cummins recorded two successive hat-tricks in Super Eights, against Bangladesh and Afghanistan, becoming the first player to achieve the milestone in T20I format and also the first to claim two hat-tricks in T20 World Cup history.
Player |
Figures |
Team |
Opposition |
Year |
Brett Lee |
3/27 |
Australia |
Bangladesh |
2007 |
Curtis Campher |
4/26 |
Ireland |
Netherlands |
2021 |
Wanindu Hasaranga |
3/20 |
Sri Lanka |
South Africa |
2021 |
Kagiso Rabada |
3/48 |
South Africa |
England |
2021 |
Karthik Meiyappan |
3/19 |
United Arab Emirates |
Sri Lanka |
2022 |
Josh Little |
3/22 |
Ireland |
New Zealand |
2022 |
Pat Cummins |
3/29 |
Australia | Bangladesh | 2024 |
Pat Cummins |
3/28 |
Australia |
Afghanistan |
2024 |
*Last Updated on 23rd June, 2024