Most wickets for West Indies

Every West Indies bowler in Women's T20I 2023

#BowlerInnsOversWktsEconAvgBestDot %
1Hayley Matthews1345196.8416.214/1443%
2Shamilia Connell1444.5137.3825.463/2445%
3Karishma Ramharack92576.9624.862/1446%
4Afy Fletcher1441.267.6752.832/2133%
5Cherry-Ann Fraser31055.7011.402/1955%
6Chinelle Henry1023.358.0437.802/3043%
7Ashmini Munisar31224.4226.501/1640%
8Shanika Bruce2716.4345.001/2548%
9Shabika Gajnabi58.517.7068.001/2326%
10Aaliyah Alleyne510.4110.31110.001/1741%
11Zaida James610.2111.90123.001/3429%
12Shakera Selman3706.00—0/1143%
13Sheneta Grimmond1106.00—0/650%
14Kaysia Schultz3508.40—0/1233%
15Jannillea Glasgow1208.50—0/1742%

Powerplay bowling

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

#BowlerInnsOversWktsEconDot %Balls per boundary
1Hayley Matthews132165.8153%8.4
2Chinelle Henry101647.8142%5.3
3Shamilia Connell112135.8654%9.7
4Karishma Ramharack91137.7348%4.4
5Cherry-Ann Fraser3316.6756%6.0
6Aaliyah Alleyne3417.2558%4.8
7Shanika Bruce2406.7550%6.0
8Jannillea Glasgow1208.5042%4.0

Middle overs bowling

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

#BowlerInnsOversWktsEconDot %Balls per boundary
1Shamilia Connell1114.458.1835%5.2
2Hayley Matthews111347.7733%6.0
3Afy Fletcher1432.237.4532%6.9
4Ashmini Munisar31124.3641%33.0
5Karishma Ramharack61126.2744%9.4
6Cherry-Ann Fraser3415.2550%24.0
7Shanika Bruce2316.0044%9.0
8Shabika Gajnabi45.516.1726%17.5

Quick answers

Who took the most wickets for West Indies in Women's T20I 2023?

Hayley Matthews took the most wickets for West Indies in Women's T20I 2023: 19 at an economy of 6.84, ahead of Shamilia Connell (13) and Karishma Ramharack (7).

Who was West Indies's most economical bowler?

Ashmini Munisar conceded 4.42 runs an over across 12 overs (minimum 10 overs).

What were West Indies's best bowling figures?

Hayley Matthews took 4/14.

Who bowled the most dot balls for West Indies?

Shamilia Connell, with 121 dot balls.

Who was West Indies's best powerplay bowler?

Hayley Matthews: 6 wickets at an economy of 5.81 in the powerplay.