BBL Most Wickets

	PLAYER	TEAM	MAT	INN	WKTs	OV	RUNS	5WKTs	ECO
1	JA Richardson	Perth Scorchers	17	17	29	61.3	473	0	7.69
2	Ben Dwarshuis	Sydney Sixers	13	13	24	45.3	403	0	8.85
3	Mark Steketee	Brisbane Heat	16	16	24	56.2	522	0	9.26
4	WA Agar	Adelaide Strikers	15	15	22	54.4	457	0	8.35
5	Tanveer Sangha	Sydney Thunder	15	15	21	47.3	384	0	8.08
6	AJ Tye	Perth Scorchers	17	16	21	54.1	433	0	7.99
7	Nathan Ellis	Hobart Hurricanes	14	14	20	53.4	446	0	8.31
8	PM Siddle	Adelaide Strikers	13	13	19	43.2	323	1	7.45
9	A Zampa	Melbourne Stars	12	12	19	45.1	332	1	7.35
10	P Hatzoglou	Melbourne Renegades	13	12	17	47.0	389	0	8.27

* Updated till the last completed match

Top Wicket Takers List in BBL 2021

In its ninth seasons, Big Bash League has been a witness to numerous mesmerizing bowling spells. Be it Lasith Malinga’s 6 wicket haul for 7 runs in the 2012-13 season or Andrew Tye’s hat tricks in the 2016-17 and 2017-18 seasons, the bowling performances in Australia’s premier Twenty20 League has kept fans on the edge of their seats.

Rather unsurprisingly, the top five names on the Big Bash most wickets list are of Australian bowlers. Ben Laughlin is the leading wicket-taker of BBL with 110 dismissals to his credit. Following him on the BBL most wickets chart are Sean Abbott and Kane Richardson with 99 and 83 wickets respectively. All of these three players have been a part of the Big Bash League from its very first season. The top spinner on this list is Cameron Boyce, who has taken 79 wickets since the 2012-13 season and is fifth on the overall wicket-takers list.

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BBL - Strikers v Thunder

The tenth season of the Big Bash League is scheduled to start from 10 December 2020. With the start of a new season, the race for taking the more wickets will resume too. Veterans of the tournament alongside the rookies will give their best to emerge on the top of the Big Bash League most wickets 2021 list. It will also be interesting to see if someone can challenge the most wickets in a season record made by Sean Abbot in the 2018-19 season, 24 wickets in 14 matches.