Top 10 Highest Wicket-Takers in PSL Season 11 2026 | Full list

The season of PSL 11 (2026) was a lot of fun for the cricket fans, where every match brought new thrill and excitement and every match brought new moments of fun. This time, not only the batsmen rain fours and sixes, but the bowlers also set the field on fire with their speed and spin. From the victory of Peshawar Zalmi to the entry of new teams, this season has given new stars and memorable moments to Pakistan cricket. Earlier, there used to be 6 teams; having 8 teams in PSL makes PSL more fun. In this blog, we'll discuss the top 10 wicket-takers who stunned even the most seasoned batsmen with their precise bowling and gave their all to secure victory for their teams. Whether it's Sufyan Muqeem's spinning ball, Shaheen Afridi's devastating yorkers, or even Hunain Shah's death-over bowling, we'll examine each of these performers in depth. If you're a cricket lover and want to relive the best bowling performances of PSL 11, this article is especially for you. Let's see who was the bowling sultan this year!

1. Sufian Muqeem (Peshawar Zalmi)

Sufian Muqeem proved to be the biggest hero of PSL 11, troubling even the most experienced batsmen with his swirling deliveries. He took a total of 22 wickets throughout the tournament and played a key role in helping Peshawar Zalmi become champions. His speciality was that he not only took wickets but also maintained pressure by restricting runs. This excellent performance earned him the Player of the Tournament award. And with this, Fazal Mehmood has been crowned as the highest wicket-taker. His control of spin bowling and his ability to take wickets suggest he is a future star of Pakistani cricket. Fans are always excited to watch his bowling, as he displays some new magic in every match.

2. Mohammad Ali (Hyderabad Kingsmen)

Mohammad Ali has bowled exceptional fast bowling for Hyderabad Kingsmen this season. His speed and accurate line and length have led to a total of 20 wickets, finishing second on the wicket-taking list. His ability to swing the ball both ways makes him a dangerous bowler with the new ball. He has come to bowl during difficult times for Hyderabad and earned the captain's trust. His bowling has improved significantly in the death overs, making it difficult to score runs. Ali's hard work is clearly visible in his bowling, and he has been one of the most impactful fast bowlers in this PSL.

3. Shadab Khan (Islamabad United)

Shadab Khan once again proved his worth as one of the best all-rounders in the PSL. He took 17 wickets for Islamabad United and consistently provided breakthroughs in the middle overs with his leg-spin. His bowling average was excellent, indicating that he took more wickets while conceding fewer runs. As captain, he asserted himself in difficult situations and led the team. His bowling displayed a return of his old confidence, which was a very positive sign for Islamabad. Shadab's fielding and bowling combination make him a significant threat to every team.

4. Hunain Shah (Hyderabad Kingsmen)

Hunain Shah caught everyone's attention with his speed and aggression in this PSL. He took 17 wickets for Hyderabad Kingsmen and formed a dangerous bowling pair with Mohammad Ali. Hunain's best trait is his steadfastness, not shying away from bowling bouncers and yorkers even against big batsmen. His performance showed that he has the potential to play at the international level. Hunain's brilliant bowling played a major role in Hyderabad's progress to the playoffs. His control with the new ball appeared much better than before.

5. Shaheen Afridi (Lahore Qalandars)

Lahore Qalandars captain Shaheen Afridi, as always, delivered a lead-from-the-front performance this year. He took 16 wickets and maintained his long-standing habit of taking wickets early in the innings. Shaheen's mere presence is a source of fear for batsmen, and no one could match his yorkers. Although Lahore failed to win the trophy this time, Shaheen won the hearts of fans with his bowling. His pace and swing remain top-class, and his hard work is evident in every match. Shaheen showed how he can bowl brilliantly under pressure.

6. Hasan Ali (Karachi Kings)

Hasan Ali rediscovered his old form this season for Karachi Kings, taking 15 wickets. His celebratory and enthusiastic approach on the field made his bowling particularly dangerous. He helped Karachi come back from several matches by taking crucial wickets in the middle and death overs. Hasan's variations and slower deliveries deceived the batsmen, allowing him to take wickets. His experience proved invaluable for Karachi Kings, and he also provided valuable guidance to the youngsters. Hasan showed that he still has cricket left in him.

7. Peter Siddle (Multan Sultans)

Peter Siddle was a surprise package for Multan Sultans, using his experience to take 13 wickets. His line and length were so accurate that batsmen didn't get a chance to play freely. Siddle showed that speed isn't everything in T20 cricket; bowling with intelligence is just as important. He took wickets for Multan at crucial moments and led the team's bowling attack. His calm nature and bowling skills were highlighted in this PSL. Siddle's contribution will be deeply remembered by Multan fans.

8. Akif Javed (Quetta Gladiators)

Akif Javed took 12 wickets for the Quetta Gladiators, showcasing his left-arm fast bowling. Being a left-arm bowler, he had a natural angle, which is difficult for batsmen to play. He bowled at a rapid pace and got Quetta off to a good start by taking wickets in the powerplay. His bowling graph has risen with each match, a testament to his hard work. Akif proved that if he gets regular opportunities, he can become a world-class bowler. He has emerged as a key weapon in Quetta's bowling line-up.

9. Mohammad Amir (Rawalpindi)

Mohammad Amir took 12 wickets for the new Rawalpindi team and showcased his class. His swing and crisp yorkers brought back memories of the days when he was among the world's top bowlers. Amir bowled with a calm demeanour in pressure situations and focused on restricting runs. His experience proved very helpful for the Rawalpindi bowlers. Although his team failed to reach the final, Amir's bowling was quite solid individually. His economy rate was also one of the best in the tournament.

10. Imad Wasim (Islamabad United)

Imad Wasim took 12 wickets as a spinner for Islamabad United and bowled brilliantly with the new ball. He often came on in the powerplay and kept batsmen in check with his straight and sharp spin. The best thing about Imad's bowling is his discipline; he rarely bowls loose balls. He not only took wickets but also maintained pressure on the opposition. His control and ability to read match situations make him a great T20 player. Imad showed how impactful spinners can be in the PSL.

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