Best Bowling Economy Rates in The Hundred Men's History from 2021 to 2025

Best Economy in The Hundred 2024

Best Bowling Economy in The Hundred Men’s History

10. Haris Rauf

Haris Rauf the ace pacer from Pakistan is one of the fastest bowlers in the Hundred he is often criticised for his economy rate in the shorter format but this time in the Hundred Haris has achieved the economy of 6.83 and took 16 wickets in the tournament so far.

9. Colin Ackermann

Colin Ackermann is a former South Africa U19 player but he made his international debut for Netherlands. Colin was also in consideration for a Test call up for South Africa but he had different plans . Ackermann missed the previous season of the Hundred but he is still in the list of best economical bowlers of the tournament which shows the impact he possesses on the game and on the field as well.

8. Tim Southee

Tim Southee is one of the most experienced bowlers in the Hundred and he has been using his experience in this league as well. The Kiwi pacers has taken 17 wickets with economy of just 6.82 in the tournament and also bowls the crucial overs in the death as well in the middle overs.

7. Mohammad Nabi 

Mohammad Nabi is the most senior player from Afghanistan and the south paw is getting better day by day . The Hundred has proved to be a good tournament for Nabi as he has taken 6 wickets with an economy rate of 6.75 and have played some handy and match winning knocks for his team which shows his importance for his team.

6. Will Jacks 

Will Jacks is a power hitter and more of a batting all rounder . His performance in the IPL earned him the spotlight and eventually went on to represent his country England. His off spin is also an addition to his armour making him a great addition to any white team in the world .

5. Matt Henry

Matt Henry is often known as the fastest Kiwi bowler in the world right now .His accurate line and length has caused trouble for many batters. Injury concerns ruined his red ball career but he excelled in the shorter format and T20 cricket. Henry plays for Welsh Fire in the Hundred and has a good idea of the conditions in England which are similar to his home conditions making it easy to adapt for him.

4. Paul Sterling

Paul Sterling is a right handed opener who is known for his explosive batting in the powerplay and is a great threat to opposition in the powerplay itself but not just that Sterling is also a handy bowler and can bowl a few overs to his captain when required and he is economical as well.

3. Imad Wasim

 Imad Wasim has been in the talks for not so good reasons recently but that doesn’t deny the fact that he is a great bowler especially in the Hundred. Often criticised for his fielding but Imad has been economical as well as a wicket taker for the team which makes him the second Pakistani bowler in the list.

2. Daniel Worrall

Daniel Worrall is an Australian pacer who is famous for his angled run up and often compared with the bowling style Malcom Marshall .Worrall made his debut for Australia against Ireland and played handful matches for his country and injuries has proved to be road blocks in his career but his outstanding performance in the Hundred brought him close to consideration in the national side once again.

1. Glenn Maxwell

Glenn Maxwell is known as the Big Show in the cricket world. Known for his destructive batting and ability to turn the game on his head makes him one of the best T20 batters of this generation. His knock against Afghanistan in the 2023 ODI world cup still remains one of the best knocks in cricket’s history. But Maxwell has also been a good bowler for Australia and also in franchise cricket . In the Hundred Maxwell has an economy rate of just 3.84 .