West Indies Bowlers Performance in T20 Cricket

West Indies is the only team which have won the T20 World Cup two times, and now it will be eliminated before the semi-final in 2021 and the group round in 2022, leaving it to ponder how it got to this point. After winning the final in 2016 T20 World Cup, West Indies has dropped six out of its eight T20 World Cup games as per analysis of today international cricket.

West Indies was eliminated from the 2022 competition after finishing bottom in its group in Hobart, where it overcame Zimbabwe in its 2nd match but lost to Scotland and Ireland on each side. The bowling line-up of the West Indies is the main reason for their failure. Bowling had certain benefits, but they were few and far between. Alzarri Joseph had a terrific appearance and bowled rapidly; his quick and precise yorkers helped him defeat Zimbabwe with a four-for. Jason Holder also provided excellent control, although occasionally his movement and bounce caused issues. Away from them, though, the pace of attack was erratic, delivering an excessive number of poor deliveries without a defined strategy. The spinners were not incised.

The state of the current bowlers from the West Indies team is given below:

• Jason Omar Holder

He is a right-hand medium fast bowler. Generally, he is a bowling allrounder.

Before being named West Indies’ ODI captain in 2014 by a selection committee led by former World Cup victor Clive Lloyd, Jason Holder was seen as a future star. At the time, Holder was only 23 years old and still learning how to bat in the lower middle order and bowl fast. The fact that he gained control of the Test squad less than a year later shows how much the WICB and other influential people, like Viv Richards, Brian Lara, and Tony Cozier, trusted this young man, who comes off as incredibly level-headed and mature for someone his age.

He has played 200 T20 matches so far, winning 197 of them, and taking 197 wickets. In a single T20 encounter, he got 4 wickets on four occasions and 5 wickets once.

• Akela Jerome Hosein

When several veteran players decided against participating in the trip, Akeal Hosein was given the chance to shine for the West Indies in Bangladesh in the early months of 2021, although his chance had been long overdue.

As a young player for the Barbados Tridents in the Champions League T20, Hosein, who mostly plays white-ball spin, took three wickets in as many games. He demonstrated his red-ball prowess in 2019–20, taking 36 wickets in Trinidad and Tobago’s four-day regional competition while also contributing some important runs from the lower middle order.

However, he found most of his success in the CPL, as he helped Trinbago Knight Riders win the 2020 championship by taking 10 wickets and bowling with accuracy.

His cricket career has included 89 T20 games, in which he has taken 70 wickets. His mean stands at 25.28. 6.49 is his Econ. He captured 4 wickets in a single T20 match twice.

• Alzarri Shaheim Joseph

He is a right-arm quick bowler.

Alzarri Joseph is from Antigua and he started bowling as a spinner in his nursery prior to being recognized as an unmistakable kind of bowling due to his level. Among the school students He secured himself as  the speediest bowlers while he was in his teenagers, and that standing followed him to the World Cup of under nineteen in 2016, when he conveyed the quickest ball in the occasion, a 147kph humdinger that crushed Zimbabwe batsman Brendan Tricky’s stumps. Taking 13 wickets just in six games with the economy of 3.31, Joseph completed as West Indies’ driving wicket-taker of the opposition.

His lady five-for came against Guyana in his second season with the Leeward Islands in late 2015, and he followed it up with a 7 for 46 against the Windward Islands in the following game to procure a spot in the U-19 World Cup group. He was immediately elevated to the Test group due to his 24 top of the line wickets that season and his Reality Cup achievement. He made his Test debut against India at Gros Islet in August 2016 and bobbed out Virat Kohli for 3 for his most memorable wicket. A couple of months after the fact, in Sharjah, against Pakistan, he made his ODI debut.

As Adam Milne’s physical issue substitution in 2019, Mumbai Indians enrolled Joseph. In his most memorable match against one of the best IPL team Sunrisers Hyderabad, Joseph had the best bowling details in the IPL that was taking 6 wickets instead of 12 runs.

He has taken part in 68 T20 matches up to this point. In the T20 design, he takes 82 wickets. His middle score is 23.96. 8.29 is his Econ. He took four wickets in a solitary T20 experience multiple times, and he once got five wickets in a solitary T20 match.

• Rovman Powell

Rovman Powell, a middle-order batsman who occasionally bowls medium speed, has been a sporadic member of the West Indies’ white-ball lineups since the middle of the 2010s without exactly securing a berth.

Powell led a weaker West Indies team in Bangladesh later that year after scoring his first ODI century against Ireland in 2018. He was not selected for the squad for the World Cup itself in 2019 though.

He struck 107 off 53 balls against England at home in 2022 to open a year in which he had a lot of playing time for the West Indies T20I team. A few games later, he hit unbeaten scores of 68 and 61 against India and Bangladesh on the road. He also participated in every game for Delhi Capitals during his first IPL season, launching precise shots from the bottom middle order to achieve a remarkable run of runs.

Yet he has participated in 153 T20 games. In his T20 career, he has taken 23 wickets in total. His mean is 43.08. Econ is 10.43 for him.

• Obed Christopher McCoy

Obed Christopher McCoy bowls a medium-speed left arm ball. This 25-year-old has already competed in 72 T20 international matches. He totals 104 wickets in these games. His median score is 19.56. 8.44 is his Econ. In his T20 career, he got 4 wickets in a single match on four occasions and 5 wickets in a single match on two occasions.

According to his stats, he is a capable bowler for the West Indies side.

• Fabian Anthony Allen

He is a bowling all-arounder in general. He bowls slowly with a left arm orthodox style. He participates in 83 T20 matches and claims 54 wickets. He has a 29.07 average and a 7.85 in economics.

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