Australia death-over bowling

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

#BowlerInnsOversWktsEconDot %Balls per boundary
1Shane Watson3658.3331%5.1
2Pat Cummins23310.0028%4.5
3Brett Lee46210.0014%7.2
4Shaun Tait2318.6728%9.0
5John Hastings2319.6722%4.5
6Mitchell Johnson33111.3328%3.6
7Stephen O'Keefe22111.5025%4.0
8Doug Bollinger2209.5025%4.0

Powerplay bowling

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

#BowlerInnsOversWktsEconDot %Balls per boundary
1Brett Lee4938.5635%4.5
2Pat Cummins2424.2563%12.0
3Doug Bollinger2526.0063%6.0
4Mitchell Johnson4628.1739%5.1
5Stephen O'Keefe3319.0044%3.6
6James Pattinson2204.5058%12.0
7Shane Watson2207.0042%6.0
8Shaun Tait24010.7546%4.0

Middle overs bowling

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

#BowlerInnsOversWktsEconDot %Balls per boundary
1James Pattinson2534.2060%15.0
2Shane Watson4834.3842%24.0
3Mitchell Johnson4737.8643%7.0
4John Hastings2325.0044%9.0
5David Hussey51127.0924%13.2
6Stephen O'Keefe61017.0030%8.6
7Steve Smith2518.0033%6.0

Quick answers

Who is Australia's best death over bowler in T20I 2011?

Shane Watson was Australia's leading death-over bowler in T20I 2011, with 5 wickets at an economy of 8.33 in overs 16–20, ahead of Pat Cummins (3) and Brett Lee (2).

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

Shane Watson, at 8.33 runs an over across 6 overs in overs 16–20 (minimum 4 overs).

Who was Australia's best powerplay bowler?

Brett Lee: 3 wickets at an economy of 8.56 in the powerplay.