Highest Wicket-Takers In Women’s Asia Cup 2024

Sri Lanka emerged as the champion in the Women’s Asia Cup 2024 beating India by eight wickets in the final clash at the Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium in Dambulla on July 28. The host chased down the target of 166 in 18.4 overs to prevail over defending champions India.

The tournament saw some exceptional spells by bowlers, particularly the spinners.

Here are the highest wicket-takers in the Women’s Asia Cup 2024:

Deepti Sharma (India)

India’s Deepti Sharma emerged as the highest wicket-taker in Women’s Asia Cup 2024 with 10 scalps in five matches. She bowled with an economy of 5.00 and an average of 10.00 with a strike rate of 12.00. She conceded 100 runs in the 120 balls she delivered in the tournament.

Kavisha Dilhari (Sri Lanka)

Sri Lanka’s Kavisha Dilhari took nine wickets to become the second-highest wicket taker of the tournament. She took nine wickets in five innings bowling at an economy of 6.16 and an average of 12.33. The right-arm off-break bowler has a strike rate 12.00 of having bowled 108 balls in the competition and conceded 111 runs. Her campaign included a single maiden over.

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Sadia Iqbal (Pakistan)

Sadia Iqbal took nine wickets for Pakistan in the tournament in four matches. She maintained an outstanding economy of 4.72 and an average of 8.37 with a strike rate of 10.62. She boasts of a single four-wicket haul. The orthodox spinner bowled 85 balls in the competition.

Renuka Singh (India)

Renuka Singh took seven wickets in five matches having bowled 114 deliveries in Women’s Asia Cup 2024. She has an impressive economy of 4.84 and an average of 13.14 with a strike rate of 16.28. The medium-pacer conceded 92 runs in the tournament. She bowled two maidens in her entire campaign.

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Radha Yadav (India)

Radha Yadav is the third Indian in the list. She took six scalps in five innings. She bowled at an economy of 6.73 and an average of 21.33. She has a strike rate of 19.00 and bowled a single maiden over. She conceded 128 runs from 114 balls in the competition.