IPL 2025: Top 5 bowlers with best Economy in Death Overs

The exciting 18th season of IPL is being played at this time. More than half the tournament is over. Teams like Delhi Capitals and Gujarat Titans are on top, while Chennai Super Kings and Sunrisers Hyderabad’s dream of making a place in the playoffs is almost over. Delhi, Hyderabad as well as Mumbai are currently one of the three teams. He is behind this, along with batsmen as well as bowlers also include amazing performance.

Well, today we are going to tell you about five such bowlers of the released IPL season, who are seen spending a lot of skimp in the death overs. That is, the economy of these bowlers is the lowest. So at the same time, let’s know about these bowlers:

5. Mathisha Pathirana (Economy of 9.44)

Mathisha Pathirana, who plays for Chennai Super Kings in the ongoing IPL season, is at number five in terms of spending the least economy in the Death overs. The Economy of Pathirana is 9.44 in the ongoing season.

4. Mohammad Siraj (Economy of 9)

Experienced Indian bowler Mohammad Siraj, who played for Gujarat Titans in the ongoing IPL season, is at number four in this list. Siraj has spent runs from 9 of 9 in the death overs in the ongoing season.

3. Digvesh Rathi (Economy of 8.43)

IPL 2025 is the first season of Digvesh Singh Rathi, and he has managed to make headlines with signature celebrations after taking wickets in the first season as well as wickets. Rathi has bowled a total of 7 overs in the death overs in the ongoing season, in which he has spent runs at an average of 17.25.

2. Jaspreet Bumrah (Economy of 7.67)

Yorker Specialist and World Champion Bouler Jaspreet Bumrah is present at number two in our list. Bumrah did not play a few matches for Mumbai in the ongoing season due to unfit. But since I played, played amazing. This season he bowled in a total of 9 overs Death Overs, during which he spent runs from the economy of 7.67.

1. Kuldeep Yadav (Economy of 6.86)

In this list, experienced Indian spinner Kuldeep Yadav is present at number one. Yadav, who played for Delhi Capitals, has bowled 7 overs in the death overs for DC this season. During this, he spent runs at an economy of 6.86 and an average of 24.

(Note: These figures are before April 24)