Most wickets for England

Every England bowler in Women's T20I 2024

#BowlerInnsOversWktsEconAvgBestDot %
1Sarah Glenn1653.4255.0510.844/1245%
2Charlie Dean1969257.1919.844/2642%
3Sophie Ecclestone1763.5245.5914.884/2550%
4Lauren Bell1345.2177.0118.713/2144%
5Nat Sciver-Brunt113776.5734.712/2442%
6Danielle Gibson113477.0634.292/2244%
7Freya Kemp61868.7226.172/3144%
8Linsey Smith62456.5831.602/1131%
9Lauren Filer72556.6433.202/1756%
10Mady Villiers26.236.3213.332/3137%
11Charis Pavely2836.6317.673/1938%
12Kate Cross2738.0018.672/2938%
13Alice Capsey1222.002.002/475%
14Issy Wong2726.1421.502/1450%
15Mahika Gaur1317.6723.001/2339%
16Ryana MacDonald-Gay12112.5025.001/2542%
17Georgia Adams2505.80—0/1340%
18Heather Knight4706.43—0/621%

Powerplay bowling

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

#BowlerInnsOversWktsEconDot %Balls per boundary
1Lauren Bell132396.8751%5.8
2Charlie Dean192987.0044%6.4
3Nat Sciver-Brunt112145.6748%10.5
4Linsey Smith6935.6748%10.8
5Lauren Filer71336.4663%5.6
6Issy Wong2324.0067%9.0
7Sophie Ecclestone81025.3050%10.0
8Kate Cross2314.6756%9.0

Middle overs bowling

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

#BowlerInnsOversWktsEconDot %Balls per boundary
1Sarah Glenn1646.4205.1444%14.7
2Sophie Ecclestone1635125.4350%9.5
3Charlie Dean182476.5443%8.0
4Danielle Gibson101665.3151%13.7
5Alice Capsey1222.0075%—
6Charis Pavely2424.7525%—
7Nat Sciver-Brunt6725.8633%21.0
8Lauren Filer71126.9142%6.6

Quick answers

Who took the most wickets for England in Women's T20I 2024?

Sarah Glenn took the most wickets for England in Women's T20I 2024: 25 at an economy of 5.05, ahead of Charlie Dean (25) and Sophie Ecclestone (24).

Who was England's most economical bowler?

Sarah Glenn conceded 5.05 runs an over across 53.4 overs (minimum 10 overs).

What were England's best bowling figures?

Sarah Glenn took 4/12.

Who bowled the most dot balls for England?

Sophie Ecclestone, with 190 dot balls.

Who was England's best powerplay bowler?

Lauren Bell: 9 wickets at an economy of 6.87 in the powerplay.