Vipin leads chase for Petrofuel DC Caravans T20 Cup Best Bowler prize

08Jun 2023
The Guardian Reporter
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Vipin leads chase for Petrofuel DC Caravans T20 Cup Best Bowler prize

AUROBINDO Aga Khan SC pacer, Vipin Abraham, has expressed his desire to end as the best bowler in the 2023  Petrofuel Dar es Salaam Cricket (DC) Caravans T20 Cup tournament, given the cricketer is lately leading the showdown's wicket takers' list.

The experienced Abraham has up to now notched six wickets in two ties his side has featured in, boasting an impressive 3.75 economy rate.

The performer has bowled eight overs whilst conceding 28 dot balls in the overs.

Another experienced performer, Ally Mpeka of E-Parking-backed Aces outfit, is hot on the leading wicket taker's heels, having also taken six wickets in three outings his club has taken part in.

Mpeka, a feared pacer, boasts of 6.17 economy in 12 overs he has bowled, executing 36 dot balls, the slightly inferior economy rate separating him from the leading wicket-taker.

Zimbabwean all-rounder Aisah Chibanda, Mpeka's teammate, is sitting third in the leading wicket takers' list given the performer has posted five wickets in his side's three matches.

The in-form Zimbabwean has bowled 11 overs and executed 32 dot balls, staying with a 4.91 economy rate.

Ali Sumar of All Season Lions is in fourth place after taking five wickets in the only duel he participated in, recording a 5.25 economy rate in his four-over spell.

Remax Strikers' Raymond Francis occupies the fifth place, despite having also notched five wickets, in his outfit's three games.

The performer has a 5.71 economy rate, having executed 30 dot balls in the 10.2 overs he had bowled.

Athumani Siwa, the other Remax Strikers' cricketer, comes sixth in the list with his five-wicket haul and a 5.89 economy rate in three encounters.  

JiuZhou Gymkhana's cricketer, Nikila Nishanga, is sitting seventh in the battle for the Best Bowler award, notching five wickets in three fixtures and recording a 6.10 economy rate in 10 overs bowled.

Zeeshan Ul-Haq of Flashnet Pak Stars occupies the eighth place, also with five wickets in his 6.4-over spell, the 6.75 economy rate leaving the cricketer placed in the spot. 

Ninth-placed Sanjay Bom of Azania Bank Upanga SC has posted four wickets in 12 overs bowled and a 4.75 economy rate, followed by Asuri Rajendra of Azania Bank Upanga SC sitting 10th with four wickets in his 12-over stint. 

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