T20 World Cup: Its spinners have performed well for the teams that reached Super 8 in the T20 World Cup. The best performance has come from Pakistan whose spinners have left even the Indian spinners behind. After Pakistan, Sri Lankan spinners have performed the best and the Indian team is at third position. The worst performance so far has been done by the spinners of New Zealand and South Africa. Let us tell you how many wickets have been taken by whose spinners among the 8 teams that have reached the Super 8.
Pakistan’s spinners number 1
Pakistan team is entering the T20 World Cup with a spin heavy attack and that is why its spinners have taken the maximum of 26 wickets so far. Pakistan is fielding spinners like Usman Tariq, Mohammad Nawaz, Saim Ayyub, Salman Agha, Shadab Khan. Apart from India, these spinners have performed well against all the teams.
Sri Lanka No. 2, India-3
The spinners of Sri Lankan team have taken 21 wickets in the league stage. He is second after Pakistan. Velalage, Teekshana, Dushan Hemanta have also performed well in the league stage. Talking about the Indian team, its spinners have taken 17 wickets. The amazing thing is that Indian spinners have given only 6.3 runs per over. This economy rate is the lowest.
This is how the spin bowling attacks, of teams that have managed to qualify for the Super 8s of the T20 World Cup have fared so far in the tournament.
Sub continent teams have been the best in this regard, whereas the likes of the Kiwis and Proteas have struggled. pic.twitter.com/zqzPIFkhaJ
— Spandan Roy (@talksports45) February 22, 2026
England’s spinners have taken 12 wickets in the T20 World Cup. West Indies spinners have also taken only 12 wickets. Zimbabwe’s spinners have taken 6 wickets. The spinners of New Zealand and South Africa have also taken 4 wickets each. However, the spinner who has taken the most wickets in this tournament is India’s Varun Chakraborty, who has taken 9 wickets so far. Michael Leask has taken 9 wickets and Usman Tariq has taken 8 wickets. Now it remains to be seen how the spinners of which team perform in the Super 8.