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Most Wickets in BPL 2026 – Leading Wicket Taker

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The race for most wickets in BPL 2026 brought the spotlight firmly on the tournament’s standout bowlers, with consistent performances, early breakthroughs and decisive spells playing a key role in shaping matches throughout the season.

The BPL 2025-26 schedule has officially been announced, setting the stage for another exciting season of Bangladesh’s premier T20 league. The tournament will kick off on December 26, 2025, and run until January 23, 2026.

The tournament features 34 games, which include 30 group stage games and four knockout stage games.

Ahead of the season’s start, Bangladesh has released the BPL 2026 ticket booking link with price details for the fans to book their tickets.

For a breakdown of all BPL 2025–26 squads, visit the detailed squad release page featuring confirmed local and overseas players for each team.

Besides the BPL 2026 points table, keep an eye on the stars topping the charts for the most runs in BPL 2026 and the most wickets in BPL 2026.

Most Wickets in BPL 2026

The BPL 2026 Points Table shows the latest team standings based on points, net run rate, and overall performance throughout the tournament.

Fans eagerly followed the chase for most wickets in BPL 2026, as several bowlers emerged as true match-winners throughout the season.

The following are the complete details of the players’ list with the most wickets in BPL 2026.

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Player Mat Wkts BBI Ave Econ SR 4 5
Shoriful Islam (CHR) 12 26 5/9 10.07 5.84 10.34 – 1
Nasum Ahmed (SYT) 12 18 5/7 15.27 5.97 15.33 – 1
B Fernando (RJW) 11 18 4/9 14.61 6.14 14.27 2 –
R Mondol (RJW) 8 17 4/13 15.82 8.53 11.11 2 –
Hasan Mahmud (NOE) 10 16 4/26 13.25 6 13.25 1 –
Mustafizur Rahman (RAR) 10 16 3/18 16.37 6.89 14.25 – –
Mahedi Hasan (CHR) 12 15 3/12 22.46 7.17 18.8 – –
Aamer Jamal (CHR) 10 15 4/34 21.26 8.43 15.13 1 –
Tanvir Islam (CHR) 11 14 3/8 19.42 6.71 17.35 – –
Faheem Ashraf (RAR) 6 14 5/17 13 7.63 10.21 – 1
Mohammad Saifuddin (DKA) 9 12 4/20 20.66 7.83 15.83 1 –
Tanzim Hasan Sakib (RJW) 10 12 4/17 27.5 8.46 19.5 1 –
Zahir Khan (NOE) 9 11 3/8 20.63 6.98 17.72 – –
Mehedi Hasan Rana (NOE) 9 11 4/34 21.09 7.56 16.72 1 –
Khaled Ahmed (SYT) 9 11 4/14 21.9 8.6 15.27 2 –
Abdul Gaffar Saqlain (RJW) 9 9 4/24 22.66 6.02 22.55 1 –
Nahid Rana (RAR) 8 9 3/11 20.33 6.73 18.11 – –
Mukidul Islam (CHR) 8 9 2/5 20.44 8.05 15.22 – –
Imad Wasim (DKA) 10 8 3/16 27.5 5.78 28.5 – –
Al Islam (RAR) 8 8 2/16 25.75 6.64 23.25 – –
Salman Irshad (SYT) 6 8 3/23 17.75 6.7 15.87 – –
Taskin Ahmed (DKA) 7 7 3/28 32 8.61 22.28 – –
Ziaur Rahman (DKA) 6 7 3/35 28 9.33 18 – –
MM Ali (SYT) 7 6 2/8 21.66 5.65 23 – –
Hasan Murad (RJW) 5 6 3/15 16.16 6.46 15 – –
Mehidy Hasan Miraz (SYT) 12 6 2/23 34.5 9 23 – –
Azmatullah Omarzai (SYT) 6 6 3/40 26 9.17 17 – –
JDS Neesham (RJW) 7 5 2/24 35.4 7.08 30 – –
S Lamichhane (RJW) 4 5 2/38 23 7.18 19.2 – –
Nasir Hossain (DKA) 9 5 2/32 40.6 8.45 28.8 – –
Shohidul Islam (SYT) 2 5 3/36 14.6 9.12 9.6 – –
Ruyel Miah (SYT) 5 5 3/41 30.2 9.63 18.8 – –
Mohammad Nabi (NOE) 5 4 2/23 24.75 6.18 24 – –
Mohammad Amir (SYT) 6 4 2/30 32.75 6.49 30.25 – –
Khushdil Shah (RAR) 11 4 2/27 56.5 6.84 49.5 – –
SM Meherob (RJW) 9 4 2/17 31.25 7.35 25.5 – –
Md Rubel (RJW) 3 4 2/22 20.25 7.36 16.5 – –
Abu Hider (CHR) 6 4 1/19 32 8 24 – –
Ihsanullah (NOE) 3 4 2/23 23.75 8.63 16.5 – –
Akif Javed (RAR) 4 4 2/29 39.75 9.93 24 – –
Mrittunjoy Chowdhury (RAR) 2 4 3/43 18.25 12.51 8.75 – –
Sufiyan Muqeem (RAR) 3 3 1/11 17.33 4.33 24 – –
CR Woakes (SYT) 2 3 2/15 17.66 6.62 16 – –
Saif Hassan (DKA) 9 3 1/13 20 6.66 18 – –
Saim Ayub (SYT) 4 3 2/25 22.33 6.7 20 – –
Abdullah Al Mamun (DKA) 7 3 2/24 14.33 7.16 12 – –
Hasan Nawaz (CHR) 8 3 1/3 12 7.2 10 – –
Mirza Baig (CHR) 6 3 2/24 22 7.61 17.33 – –
Mohammad Nawaz (RJW) 4 3 3/21 26 7.8 20 – –
Salman Mirza (DKA) 3 3 2/46 28 8.4 20 – –
Sabbir Hossain (NOE) 5 3 2/9 28.33 9.44 18 – –
RP Burl (RJW) 7 2 2/15 14.5 5.8 15 – –
Jahandad Khan (RJW) 1 2 2/29 14.5 7.56 11.5 – –
Taijul Islam (DKA) 2 2 2/29 26.5 8.83 18 – –
Rejaur Rahman (NOE) 3 2 1/24 37.5 9.18 24.5 – –
Bilal Sami (NOE) 3 2 1/14 38 9.5 24 – –
Rakibul Hasan (RAR) 3 2 1/42 55.5 10.4 32 – –
Najmul Hossain Shanto (RJW) 13 1 1/1 1 1 6 – –
Nayeem Hasan (RAR) 1 1 1/23 23 5.75 24 – –
Hussain Talat (RJW) 2 1 1/18 31 6.2 30 – –
Maaz Sadaqat (NOE) 5 1 1/31 84 7.63 66 – –
KR Mayers (RAR) 8 1 1/7 70 8.4 50 – –
Rahatul Ferdous (SYT) 1 1 1/29 29 9.66 18 – –
Maruf Mridha (DKA) 2 1 1/41 81 10.12 48 – –
EA Brookes (SYT) 10 1 1/13 33 11 18 – –
Tofael Ahmed (DKA) 2 1 1/27 44 11 24 – –
Abu Jayed (NOE) 3 1 1/35 68 13.6 30 – –
Mahmudul Hasan Joy (CHR) 12 1 1/30 30 15 12 – –

 

Also Read: Most Runs in BPL 2026 – Leading Run Scorer

BPL 2026 Format

  • The Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) is played by 6 teams and follows a T20 double round-robin format, where each team plays every other team twice in the league stage
  • In the BPL points system, a win earns 2 points, a defeat earns 0 points, and a draw, tie, or no result earns 1 point for each team.
  • The top four teams then qualify for the playoffs, which include Qualifier 1 between the top two teams.
  • The Eliminator will be played between the third and fourth teams, followed by Qualifier 2, where the winner of the Eliminator and the loser of Qualifier 01 will play to determine the second finalist.

BPL Winners List

Comilla Victorians are the most successful team in the Bangladesh Premier League with a total of four titles under their belt. The following is the complete BPL Winners List with runner-up details.

Season Winner Runner-up
2026 Rajshahi Warriors Chattogram Royals
2025 Fortune Barishal Chittagong Kings
2024 Fortune Barishal Comilla Victorians
2023 Comilla Victorians Sylhet Strikers
2022 Comilla Victorians Fortune Barishal
2021
(Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic)
2020
2019-20 Rajshahi Royals Khulna Tigers
2019 Comilla Victorians Dhaka Dynamites
2017 Rangpur Riders Dhaka Dynamites
2016 Dhaka Dynamites Rajshahi Kings
2015 Comilla Victorians Barisal Bulls
2014 (Cancelled due to the 2014 Bangladesh Political Crisis)
2013 Dhaka Gladiators Chittagong Kings
2012 Dhaka Gladiators Barisal Burners
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