Khelostar Guide: Best T20I Economy
With the T20 International world of cricket on electric mode, the focus is normally placed on the batters- the strong hitters who club the ball flying in the stands. We rejoice in the rates of strike, and the centuries, and the last-ball finishes. However, in the noise and the fireworks, there is a breed of cricketers who work without competition, but the effect is thundering. These are the penny-pinchers, the dots ball-men, whose economical rates of charge frequently determine the issues of a game before the last ball has been sent flying. We are of the opinion that the real analysis of cricket transcends beyond the number of boundaries at Khelostar . It involves immersion into the figures that actually form the game. In the present day we discuss the so-called silent killers of T20I cricket, the bowlers that have the lowest rates of economy in the history of the sport, and what their supremacy mean to us about the art of bowling. The Golden Standard: Sunil Narine and Jasprit B...