List of Most Wickets in ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Who Won The Golden Ball?

The ICC Champions Trophy 2025 has been a thrilling spectacle for cricket fans worldwide, with bowlers stealing the show in several nail-biting encounters. The tournament has witnessed some exceptional performances, and today, we dive into the list of the top wicket-takers who have left an indelible mark on the competition. Let’s break down the stats and celebrate these bowling maestros!

Most Wickets in ICC Champions Trophy 2025

Bowler	Mat.	Wkts.	Avg.	Econ.	BBI
Matt Henry (NZ)	4	10	16.70	5.32	5/42
Varun Chakaravarthy (IND)	3	9	15.11	4.53	5/42
Mohammed Shami (IND)	5	9	25.88	5.68	5/53
Mitchell Santner (NZ)	5	9	26.33	4.80	3/43
Michael Bracewell (NZ)	5	8	25.12	4.10	4/26
Kuldeep Yadav (IND)	5	7	31.85	4.84	3/40

1. Matt Henry (New Zealand)

Matt Henry has been the standout performer of the tournament, claiming 10 wickets in just 4 matches. His best figures of 5/42 showcase his ability to dismantle batting line-ups with precision. With an economy rate of 5.18 and an average of 10.43, Henry has been a nightmare for batters. His consistency and ability to deliver in crunch moments make him the leading wicket-taker of the tournament.

2. Varun Chakaravarthy (India)

India’s mystery spinner, Varun Chakaravarthy, has been a revelation in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025. With 9 wickets in 4 matches, including a stellar 5/42, Varun has proven his worth in the middle overs. His economy rate of 4.53 and an average of 9.06 highlight his control and effectiveness. Varun’s ability to outfox batters with his variations has been a key factor in India’s success.

3. Mitchell Santner (New Zealand)

Another Kiwi on the list, Mitchell Santner, has been a vital cog in New Zealand’s bowling attack. With 9 wickets in 6 matches, Santner has been both restrictive and wicket-taking. His best figures of 3/43 and an economy rate of 4.80 reflect his ability to maintain pressure. Santner’s all-round contributions, including 2 half-centuries, have been invaluable for his team.

4. Mohammad Shami (India)

India’s pace spearhead, Mohammad Shami, has lived up to his reputation with 9 wickets in 5 matches. His best figures of 5/53 demonstrate his ability to strike at crucial junctures. With an economy rate of 5.68 and an average of 16.64, Shami has been a consistent threat to opposition batters. His experience and skill have been pivotal in India’s campaign.

5. Michael Bracewell (New Zealand)

Michael Bracewell has been a surprise package for New Zealand, picking up 8  wickets in 5 matches. His best figures of 4/26 and an economy rate of 4.10 underline his effectiveness. Bracewell’s ability to contribute with both bat and ball has made him a key player for the Kiwis.

6. Kuldeep Yadav (India)

Kuldeep Yadav has been India’s go-to spinner in the tournament, claiming 7 wickets in 5 matches. His best figures of 3/40 and an economy rate of 4.84 highlight his control and wicket-taking ability. Kuldeep’s resurgence has been a major boost for India’s bowling attack.

7. Ben Dwarshuis (Australia)

Australia’s Ben Dwarshuis has been a consistent performer, taking 7 wickets in 4 matches. His best figures of 3/47 and an economy rate of 5.84 showcase his ability to strike at crucial moments. Dwarshuis has been a reliable option for Australia in the middle and death overs.

8. Azmatullah Omarzai (Afghanistan)

Afghanistan’s Azmatullah Omarzai has been a bright spot for his team, picking up 7 wickets in 3 matches. His best figures of 5/58 and an economy rate of 7.00 highlight his attacking mindset. Omarzai’s performances have been a silver lining for Afghanistan in the tournament.

9. Wiaan Mulder (South Africa)

South Africa’s Wiaan Mulder has been a steady performer, claiming 6 wickets in 5 matches. His best figures of 3/25 and an economy rate of 4.95 reflect his ability to control the game. Mulder’s contributions have been crucial for South Africa’s campaign.

10. Kagiso Rabada (South Africa)

Kagiso Rabada, South Africa’s pace sensation, rounds off the list with 6 wickets in 5 matches. His best figures of 3/36 and an economy rate of 5.92 showcase his ability to deliver in high-pressure situations. Rabada’s pace and accuracy have been a constant threat to batters.

                                               

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