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Highest Dot Ball % for Australia in T20I 2026

Nathan Ellis leads Australia in T20I 2026 on dot ball percentage: 42.86 from 7 matches (Australia). Matthew Kuhnemann (36.26) and Adam Zampa (36.12) are next.

Updated , after Afghanistan vs Zimbabwe
# Player Last 3 Mat Inns Dot Ball % Ov Runs Wkts Avg Econ SR 4w 5w
1Nathan EllisAustraliaAUS7 matches, 7 innings0/221/272/217742.8623.5162820.256.8018.3810
2Matthew KuhnemannAustraliaAUS4 matches, 4 innings1/271/290/244436.2615.0120340.008.0030.3300
3Adam ZampaAustraliaAUS10 matches, 10 innings3/181/392/22101036.1237.22661914.007.1311.9530
4Xavier BartlettAustraliaAUS7 matches, 6 innings0/222/270/197635.7118.0168533.609.3322.4000
5Cooper ConnollyAustraliaAUS8 matches, 5 innings1/470/260/278533.9817.0152276.008.9451.5000
Showing the top 5 of 5. Minimum 60 balls bowled.

Highest Dot Ball % for Australia in T20I 2026

Nathan Ellis leads Australia in T20I 2026 on dot ball percentage: 42.86 from 7 matches (Australia). Matthew Kuhnemann (36.26) and Adam Zampa (36.12) are next. Nathan Ellis leads Australia in T20I 2026 with a dot ball percentage of 42.86. The leading bowler can change after every match as the season progresses. Filter by team to analyse dot ball percentage depth across squads. Qualification: minimum 60 balls bowled.

T20I Dot ball percentage Questions

Who has the best dot ball percentage for Australia in T20I 2026?

Nathan Ellis leads T20I 2026 for Australia with a dot ball percentage of 42.86 from 7 matches, at an economy of 6.8 and an average of 20.25. Matthew Kuhnemann is second on 36.26 and Adam Zampa third on 36.12. A player needs a minimum 60 balls bowled to be ranked. The table ranks every player in T20I 2026 for Australia by dot ball percentage, with their team and matches.

Who are the top bowlers in T20I 2026?

The top three bowlers in T20I 2026 for Australia are Nathan Ellis (42.86 in 7 matches), Matthew Kuhnemann (36.26 in 4 matches) and Adam Zampa (36.12 in 10 matches). Every other player follows in the table, with their team and matches.