Dec 28, 2022
The spin wizard from Haryana has been one of the top wicket-takers in limited-overs cricket for India in recent years. Chahal’s flighted deliveries are the x-factor that spun webs to the opposition batters.
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Against Sri Lanka, Chahal has taken 20 wickets in 10 T20Is at an average of 15.65. He has an economy of 8.23 and his best bowling figures against them is 4/23.
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The express pacer from Sri Lanka has been a genuine wicket-taker for them, especially in the powerplays. Chameera has dismissed Rohit Sharma six times in T20Is which is the most by a bowler in the shortest format.
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In 15 matches, Chameera has taken 16 wickets against India at an average of 26.68. He has an economy of 7.90 and his best bowling figure against India is 2/14.
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The veteran spinner Ashwin is known for his variations in T20Is. It is very tough for a batter to guess what kind of delivery he is going to bowl.
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In 7 matches against Sri Lanka, Ashwin has taken 14 wickets at an average of 10.28. He has an economy of 5.36 and his best bowling figure against them is 4/8.
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With his all-round skills, the Sri Lanka skipper Shanaka is an asset for his team especially in the limited-overs cricket.
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In 19 T20Is against India, he has taken 12 wickets at an average of 16.25. He has an economy of 7.50 and his best bowling figure against India is 3/16.
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The chinaman bowler is a genuine wicket-taker for India in all formats. Whenever Kuldeep plays, he remains the go-to-man for his skipper.
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In 9 T20Is against Sri Lanka, he has taken 12 wickets to be joint fourth with Sri Lanka’s Dasun Shanaka on this list. He has an average of 18.50 and an economy of 7.40.
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Hasaranga has been a force to reckon with in the Sri Lankan bowling line-up in recent years. With his quick wristy leg spin, he has been a nemesis to all the batters around the world.
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He has played 9 matches against India in which he took 10 wickets with an average of 16.30 and an economy of 6.79. His best figure against India is 4/9.
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The pacer has been a partnership-breaker for India in the powerplays and he is also known for his knuckleballs during the death overs. In 5 matches against the Lankans, he has taken 9 wickets with an average of 12.33 and an economy of 7.65. His best figure against the Lankans is 4/27.
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Bhuvneshwar Kumar is a genuine swing bowler for India, who can swing both ways. Kumar’s variations and knuckleball technique are the highlights of his bowling.
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Against the Lankan Lions, he has played 8 matches and taken 9 wickets with an average of 20.11 and an economy of 6.83. His best figure against them is 4/22.
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India’s current no.1 all-rounder, Hardik Pandya has been phenomenal for the team in the last five years or so. Apart from his batting prowess, Hardik’s bowling gives the team a balanced look.
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He has played 9 matches against Sri Lanka so far, taking 9 wickets with an average of 21.22 and an economy of 6.98. His best bowling figures against the Lankans is 3/29.
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India’s premier fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah has been the go-to-man for the team since his debut. With his tight length and toe-crushing yorker, he has been dismantling the batters’ stumps regularly.
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He has played 12 T20Is against the Lankans and took 9 wickets at an average of 24.66 and an economy of 6.16. His best bowling figures against Sri Lanka is 2/17.
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