Which team has the best bowling economy rate in IPL 2026? Full rankings

Who are the most economical bowlers in IPL 2026?

Sunil Narine of Kolkata Knight Riders leads the charts with an economy rate of 6.8 runs per over across 31 overs, having taken nine wickets.

Jason Holder of the Gujarat Titans follows at 6.94, while Akeal Hosein of the Chennai Super Kings sits at 7.24.

Mohsin Khan of Lucknow Super Giants has been impressive at 7.45, and Bhuvneshwar Kumar of Royal Challengers Bengaluru comes in at 7.54.

MORE:Best and worst captains in IPL 2026: Ranking skippers of each IPL team

Most Economical Bowlers in IPL 2026 (Minimum 15 overs bowled)

The Cricket News Opinion: Mumbai Indians' bowling is in a serious crisis

Mumbai's 10.74 economy tells only part of the story. Jasprit Bumrah, their most dangerous weapon, began the season in an unusually quiet fashion. He went wicketless across his first five matches and has an economy rate of 8.89 this season.

In fact, his numbers do not put him even in the top 10 bowlers this season.

The yorkers and cutters that have unsettled batters for years are simply not having their usual effect. Around him, the support has been thin.

Shardul Thakur and Deepak Chahar have made little impact, while the spin options, including Allah Ghaznafar, Raghu Sharma, and Mitchell Santner, have at times been punished severely.

They scored 243 against SRH, but could defend it at Wankhede. This shows the lack of depth in their bowling. They are currently ninth in the standings, as their bowling group has been unable to defend totals at home or restrict opponents at any stage of the game.

To keep up to date with all the latest cricket news and share your opinion on the biggest topics visit our***Facebook***, ***InstagramandX (Twitter)***pages.