West Indies won the World T20 for the 2nd time in 3 editions
#4 Samuel Badree’s experience
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Samuel Badree has been the No.1 T20 bowler for quite a long
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An underrated bowler, Samuel Badree has been a consistent performer for West Indies in the shortest format. The No.1 T20 bowler in the ICC Rankings for quite a while now, Badree will look to use his variations to unsettle the star-studded Indian batting line-up in America. Badree has a total of 40 wickets in his 28 international T20 matches at an astonishing average of 14.70 per wicket. He also has a terrific economy rate conceding runs well below 6 runs an over.
A bowler made for the shorter format, Badree has the ability to vary his pace considerably and has a terrific googly up his sleeve. He has troubled batsmen from all over the world on a consistent basis in the shortest format and has picked up 144 wickets in as many matches in the T20 format across all competitions.
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Arya Sekhar Chakraborty
Arya is a cricket journalist with around 8 years of experience who writes informative listicles and is in charge of text commentary at Sportskeeda. He is a graduate in Journalism, Psychology, and English, and has previously worked for websites such as CricTracker, SportzWiki, Cricket Addictor, Cricfit, OneCricket, and Cricket Exchange. His vast experience has led him to know the pulse of his readers and he cross-checks information from a number of credible sources before writing a single word for their sake.
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