5 Most Economical Bowlers In T20 Internationals

#3 Sunil Narine (6.02)

The mystery spinner from Trinidad and Tobago was one of the most difficult spinners to score off during his prime days. Not only in internationals, in almost every T20 league he played, he became the highest wicket taker as well the most economical bowler. He is currently used as a pinch-hitting opener by most teams as well.

Sunil Narine has 50 wickets to his name from 48 games at an average of 20.68,with the best figures of 4/12. He stays slightly ahead of Imad Wasim with an economy rate of 6.02.

#2 Hiren Varaiya (5.96)

The former Kenya international, a left arm orthodox bowler, Hiren Varaiya stands second in the list of most economical bowlers in T20 internationals with an economy of 5.96.

He is the only bowler from a non-Test playing nation in this list. Varaiya has just 18 wickets to his name from 25 games at an average of 25.61.

#1 Daniel Vettori (5.70)

The former Kiwi skipper, one of the greatest players from New Zealand, is the most economical bowler in T20 internationals till date with an economy 5.70. The Kiwi all-rounder was part of the Delhi Daredevils in the initial IPL season and is currently coaching the Royal Challengers Bangalore.

Vettori has 38 wickets to his name from 34 games, with an average of 19.68 and best figure of 4/20.