Australia death-over bowling

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

#BowlerInnsOversWktsEconDot %Balls per boundary
1Erin Osborne4428.5029%12.0
2Rene Farrell44.114.5652%12.5
3Sarah Coyte3514.8053%10.0
4Megan Schutt55.417.2438%6.8
5Grace Harris1207.0025%12.0
6Ellyse Perry3407.2533%12.0

Powerplay bowling

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

#BowlerInnsOversWktsEconDot %Balls per boundary
1Rene Farrell3553.2080%15.0
2Ellyse Perry51454.5061%14.0
3Jess Jonassen2426.2554%12.0
4Megan Schutt4616.0053%9.0
5Erin Osborne2304.6744%18.0
6Sarah Coyte3308.6744%4.5

Middle overs bowling

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

#BowlerInnsOversWktsEconDot %Balls per boundary
1Jess Jonassen61543.9357%22.5
2Erin Osborne4624.1744%36.0
3Grace Harris61224.5842%24.0
4Rene Farrell3613.8369%18.0
5Meg Lanning1215.5058%12.0
6Megan Schutt2416.2538%24.0
7Sarah Coyte5806.3842%12.0

Quick answers

Who is Australia's best death over bowler in Women's T20I 2015?

Erin Osborne was Australia's leading death-over bowler in Women's T20I 2015, with 2 wickets at an economy of 8.50 in overs 16–20, ahead of Rene Farrell (1) and Sarah Coyte (1).

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

Rene Farrell, at 4.56 runs an over across 4.1 overs in overs 16–20 (minimum 4 overs).

Who was Australia's best powerplay bowler?

Rene Farrell: 5 wickets at an economy of 3.20 in the powerplay.