Rating the 3 best bowlers in IPL history

The tournament has witnessed some amazing bowlers over the years. We have all grown up talking and listening to the stories of battles that were won with odds but never in bowlers favor. The bowling community faced a threat with this fastest(T20) format, that was true without any doubt, but some bowlers stood against the odds and came out triumphant from the ashes of words written by everyone who did not support the format.

Recalling some of these amazing bowling talents, here is the list of the 3 best bowlers the IPL has witnessed under its roof. To know more interesting facts and free IPL betting tips visit Bhaiji website.


Lasith Malinga

Without any question, the finest bowler this tournament has witnessed is Lasith Malinga. At a bowling average under 20, Malinga picked up a whopping 170 wickets in 122 games for the franchise. He holds the best strike-rate in IPL history (16.62) for any bowler with more than 40 wickets in IPL career.

Dwayne Bravo

A man who knows either how to dance or how to pick wickets, Dwayne Bravo has been dignified with the ball for the Chennai Super Kings for a longer duration than any other player. With 147 wickets in 134 matches at an economy just above 8 and a strike-rate less than 18, Dwayne Bravo’s numbers speak for itself.

Bhuvneshwar Kumar

A bowler whose career began with Royal Challengers Bangalore, became famous at the Pune Warriors India and turned into a legend with the Sunrisers Hyderabad. In 117 matches he has played in this tournament, he has picked up 133 wickets and is the seventh-highest wicket-taker of all time. There is a very good possibility he will rise much higher in these rankings over the coming years. He also has a very spectacular economy of 7.24 and a strike-rate just below 20. 

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