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T20 World Cup 2024: Most runs and wickets after group stage

T20 World Cup 2024: Highest run scorers and most wicket takers after group stage

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The ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024, which kicked off on June 1, promises to be an exhilarating event. This ninth edition of the tournament marks a historic debut in the USA, aiming to broaden the sport’s appeal in the world’s most advanced economy. The excitement is palpable as teams from around the globe compete for the coveted title.

First Round of T20 World Cup 2024

The first round of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup concluded with a thrilling match between the West Indies and Afghanistan. In a high-stakes game that saw both teams already secure their Super 8 berths, it was the West Indies who showcased their batting prowess, defeating Afghanistan by a massive 104 runs. This match not only highlighted the West Indies’ formidable batting lineup but also exposed the weaknesses in Afghanistan’s bowling and batting strategies.

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T20 World Cup 2024: Most Runs

1. Rahmanullah Gurbaz

Leading the charge in the most runs list is Rahmanullah Gurbaz, who has scored 167 runs in 4 matches with an impressive strike rate of 150. His highest score of 80 highlights his ability to dominate the bowling attack.

2. N Pooran

Pooran is the second-highest run scorer in this tournament. He has scored 164 runs in four matches. With a strike rate of 150.45 and hitting 13 sixes, his highest score of 98 showcases his explosive batting prowess.

3. MP Stoinis

The Australian all-rounder marks his impact in this World Cup as the third-highest run scorer; he has scored 156 runs with a blazing strike rate of 190.24.

4. Ibrahim Zadran

Another Afghan star, Ibrahim Jadran, has accumulated 152 runs in 4 matches with a strike rate of 124.59, placing him fourth in the top run-scorers list.

5. TM Head

Head, another standout Australian batter, has scored 148 runs in four matches with a strike rate of 157.44, showing his consistency and skill.

PlayerMatInnsRunsHSAveSR100504s6s
Rahmanullah Gurbaz (AFG)441678041.75150.45021010
N Pooran (WI)441649841.00150.45011013
MP Stoinis (AUS)4315667*78.00190.24021310
Ibrahim Zadran (AFG)441527038.00124.5901174
TM Head (AUS)441486849.33157.4401149

T20 World Cup 2024: Most Wickets

1. Fazalhaq Farooqi

Afghanistan’s Fazalhaq Farooq has consolidated his position at the top of the highest wicket-takers list with 12 wickets in four matches, including a crucial four-wicket haul against New Zealand.

2. TA Boult

The star Kiwi pacer is second with nine wickets in four matches. However, his national side team hasn’t qualified for the Super8, and he also announced his retirement from T20I format.

3. AJ Hosein

West Indian all-rounder AJ Hosein is third with nine wickets in four matches. His five-wicket haul against Uganda was phenomenal, bundling Uganda out for just 39 runs.

4. A Nortje

South African speedster Anrich Nortje has silenced critics with his phenomenal performance, taking nine wickets in four matches and securing the fourth spot on the list.

5. Tanzim Hasan Sakib

Taniz from Bangladesh has also claimed nine wickets in four matches, showcasing his talent and contributing significantly to his team’s efforts. Tanzim was the Player of the Match in that Nepal vs. Bangladesh contest. He picked up four wickets for just seven runs to help Bangladesh bowl Nepal out for 85 while defending 106.

PlayerMatInnsWktsBBIAveEconSR45
Fazalhaq Farooqi (AFG)44125/96.665.587.1611
TA Boult (NZ)4493/166.553.6810.6600
AJ Hosein (WI)4495/116.884.1310.0001
A Nortje (SA)4494/77.774.3710.6610
Tanzim Hasan Sakib (BAN)4494/78.004.8010.0010
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