#7 Hardus Viljoen (Northern Warriors)
Hardus Viljoen is one of the underutilised talents from South Africa. He is playing for Derbyshire under Kolpak contract. He is the highest wicket-taker of the tournament. His best bowling figures are 3/6 against Maratha Arabians on 1 December 2018. He was the man of the tournament.
Stats
Matches - 9, Wickets - 18, BBI - 3/6, Economy - 7.7
#8 Richard Gleeson (Maratha Arabians)
Richard Gleeson has played his first overseas league in his career. He represents Northamptonshire in county cricket. He ended as the third highest wicket taker of the tournament. His best bowling index was 3/18 against Punjabi Legends on 22 November 2018.
Stats
Matches - 9, Wickets - 9, BBI - 3/18, Economy - 11.93
#9 Zahir Khan (Punjabi Legends)
Zahir Khan is a rising chinaman bowler from Afghanistan. He has troubled many accomplished batsmen with his leg spin. His best bowling figures are 3/8 against Maratha Arabians on 22 November 2018.
Stats
Matches - 6, Wickets - 8, BBI - 3/8, Economy - 9.25
#10 Pravin Tambe (Sindhis)
Pravin Tambe is the oldest player to play in this tournament. But he has proved that age is just a number. He is the only player in the tournament to pick a fifer. He achieved that landmark on 22 November 2018 against Kerala Knights.
Stats
Matches - 4, Wickets - 8, BBI - 5/15, Economy - 9.2
#11 Mohammad Irfan (Pakhtoons)
Mohammad Irfan is a tall and well-built pacer from Pakistan. He is one of the most dreaded bowlers in the shorter formats of the game. He is the joint second most wicket-taker of the tournament. His best bowling index was 2/17 against Maratha Arabians on 28 November 2018.
Stats
Matches - 8, Wickets - 10, BBI - 2/17, Economy - 10.75
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