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T20 Cricket 2009 most maidens

Updated , after Pakistan vs Sri Lanka

Mohammad Amir and Harbhajan Singh share the lead in T20 Cricket 2009 with 1 maiden · Trent Johnston (1) next

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# Player · last 3 inningsPlayer Team Last 3 innings · newest first Maidens Mat Inns Mat Inns Ov Runs Wkts Avg Econ 4w 5w
1Mohammad Amir PAK 1/301/301/19 PAK1/301/301/191444415.0102425.506.8000
2Harbhajan Singh IND 1/203/300/31 IND1/203/300/311444416.0106426.506.6300
3Trent Johnston IRE 1/451/18 IRE1/451/18122228.063231.507.8800
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Maidens: maidens · Mat: matches · Inns: innings · Ov: overs · Runs: runs conceded · Wkts: wickets · Avg: bowling average · Econ: economy rate · 4w: 4-wicket hauls · 5w: 5-wicket hauls · Last 3 innings: in this competition, newest first

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T20 Cricket 2009 Most Maidens

Mohammad Amir topped T20 Cricket 2009 with 1 maiden for Pakistan, ahead of Harbhajan Singh (1) and Trent Johnston (1). The T20 Cricket 2009 maidens leaderboard ranks all 3 players who have contributed maidens this season. These are the final standings from the T20 Cricket 2009 season.

Frequently asked questions

Who had the most maidens in T20 Cricket 2009?

Mohammad Amir led T20 Cricket 2009 with 1 maiden from 4 matches, at an economy of 6.8 and an average of 25.5. Harbhajan Singh was second on 1 and Trent Johnston third on 1. The table ranks every player in T20 Cricket 2009 by maidens, with their team and matches.

Who were the top bowlers in T20 Cricket 2009?

The top three bowlers in T20 Cricket 2009 were Mohammad Amir (1 in 4 matches), Harbhajan Singh (1 in 4 matches) and Trent Johnston (1 in 2 matches). Every other player follows in the table, with their team and matches.