Australia death-over bowling

Overs 16–20 · ranked by wickets, then economy · minimum two overs

#BowlerInnsOversWktsEconDot %Balls per boundary
1Dirk Nannes1111119.0041%4.7
2Shaun Tait1114.487.0236%11.0
3Shane Watson7946.5630%9.0
4Steve Smith66.3310.9226%4.9
5Mitchell Johnson76.226.9542%7.6
6Michael Clarke2217.5033%6.0
7David Hussey55110.6017%6.0
8Ryan Harris32.4111.2513%4.0

Powerplay bowling

Overs 1–6 · ranked by wickets, then economy · minimum two overs

#BowlerInnsOversWktsEconDot %Balls per boundary
1Dirk Nannes1435136.9752%5.7
2Shaun Tait1429115.7663%7.9
3Mitchell Johnson1011.138.9640%4.5
4Ryan Harris2425.7558%8.0
5Shane Watson6616.8353%7.2
6Peter Siddle12110.0033%3.0
7Clint McKay1207.0050%6.0

Middle overs bowling

Overs 7–15 · ranked by wickets, then economy · minimum two overs

#BowlerInnsOversWktsEconDot %Balls per boundary
1Steve Smith1436137.2835%8.0
2Mitchell Johnson1229115.7245%12.4
3David Hussey91465.2943%14.0
4Shaun Tait7836.7540%8.0
5Dirk Nannes7738.5724%7.0
6Daniel Christian3628.5025%6.0
7Shane Watson81429.9323%4.9
8Stephen O'Keefe1317.3333%18.0

Quick answers

Who is Australia's best death over bowler in T20I 2010?

Dirk Nannes was Australia's leading death-over bowler in T20I 2010, with 11 wickets at an economy of 9.00 in overs 16–20, ahead of Shaun Tait (8) and Shane Watson (4).

Who was Australia's most economical bowler at the death?

Shane Watson, at 6.56 runs an over across 9 overs in overs 16–20 (minimum 4 overs).

Who was Australia's best powerplay bowler?

Dirk Nannes: 13 wickets at an economy of 6.97 in the powerplay.