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It is very easy for a team to score 200 runs in Sher-e-Punjab T20 League. So far in 20 matches, teams have crossed the 200-run mark 16 times. Such is the dominance of the batsmen that even 264 runs are no longer safe. At the beginning of the tournament, Abhishek Sharma's Amritsar Surmaaz had set this total, which was easily achieved by Jalandhar Warriors by losing 2 wickets in just 16.5 overs with the help of Prabhsimran Singh's stormy innings (117 runs in 56 balls).

In this Punjab league, the target of 200 or more runs has been chased 4 times. These figures show how the bowlers have been treated. Fast bowlers are getting beaten badly. Ludhiana Lions pacer Sahil Bhaskar is leading in terms of taking wickets but his economy is above 10.

Sumit Sharma, the second fast bowler who took the most wickets, was also conceding around 10 runs per over. This pacer of Bathinda Royals has taken 9 wickets so far. Right-arm fast bowler Sukhdeep Bajwa, playing for Jalandhar Warriors, has taken 8 wickets and his economy is close to 13. Ayush Goyal is spending 14.50 runs per over.

How are the spinners?

The performance of spinners can be considered better as compared to fast bowlers in the Sher-e-Punjab T20 League. Karthik Chadha, who is second in terms of taking most wickets in the tournament, is bowling very economically. So far, he has taken 11 wickets in 7 matches with an excellent economy of 5.33. This leg spinner has the best economy among the bowlers who have taken at least 1 wicket in the tournament.

Raghu Sharma, who was a part of Mumbai Indians in the 2026 season of the Indian Premier League (IPL), is also bowling miserly. He has taken 8 wickets in 7 matches at an economy of 7.95. Tejpreet Singh (10 wickets) and Gurvinder Singh Bhullar have been very expensive among the spinners. Tejpreet's economy is above 12, while Gurvinder is giving runs at an economy of 13.33.

Status of bowlers who took the most wickets

• Sahil Bhaskar (Pacer): 12 wickets, economy – 10.57
• Karthik Chadha (Spinner): 11 wickets, Economy – 5.33
• Tejpreet Singh (Spinner): 10 wickets, economy – 12.37
• Sumit Sharma (Pacer): 9 wickets, Economy – 9.97
• Harpreet Brar (Spinner): 9 wickets, Economy – 11.00
• Raghu Sharma (Spinner): 8 wickets, Economy – 7.92
• Krish Bhagat (Pacer): 8 wickets, economy – 8.79
• Akash Pandey (Spinner): 8 wickets, Economy – 10.94
• Sukhdeep Bajwa (Pacer): 8 wickets, economy – 12.81
• Gurvinder Singh Bhullar (Spinner): 8 wickets, Economy – 13.33
• Ayush Goyal (Pacer): 8 wickets, Economy – 14.50