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Hook/Intro: In the fast-paced world of the IPL, a low bowling average is a true mark of a bowler's class. It signifies their ability to take wickets without conceding too many runs. In this video, we celebrate the most effective and impactful bowlers in the history of the league, counting down the Top 10 best bowling averages with a minimum of 50 wickets.

What to Expect: This is a list that goes beyond just the most wickets and highlights the bowlers who have been the most lethal in terms of runs conceded per wicket. From legendary pacers to cunning spinners, we'll break down the careers of the elite few who have kept their averages low through sheer skill, discipline, and wicket-taking ability. The list is fully updated to include all the stellar performances from the 2025 season.

The List (for the video's content):

Lungi Ngidi (DC): With an average of 17.92, Ngidi sits atop this elite list. His limited but impactful career has seen him consistently take wickets without leaking runs, making his average the best of all time.

Lasith Malinga (MI): The undisputed legend of the IPL, Malinga's average of 19.80 is a testament to his sheer skill. He has been the benchmark for death bowling and his record of 170 wickets at such a low average is simply remarkable.

Doug Bollinger (CSK): The Australian left-arm quick had a short but sensational IPL career. His average of 18.73 and an economy rate of just 7.22 made him a devastating weapon for Chennai Super Kings.

Imran Tahir (CSK, DC): A true T20 globetrotter, Tahir's average of 20.77 reflects his deceptive leg-spin. He was a constant wicket-taking threat, and his celebrations were just as memorable as his bowling.

Jasprit Bumrah (MI): Often hailed as the best T20 pacer, Bumrah has an average of 22.02. His ability to bowl yorkers and variations with pinpoint accuracy in all phases of the game has made him one of the most feared bowlers in the league's history.

Josh Hazlewood (RCB, CSK): The Australian Test specialist has seamlessly adapted his line and length to T20, averaging 20.98. His consistency and control are his biggest weapons.

Matheesha Pathirana (CSK): The "Junior Malinga" has made an immediate impact with his slinging action and pinpoint yorkers. His average of 21.62 shows his effectiveness as a death-overs specialist.

Dwayne Bravo (CSK): The "Champion" all-rounder's off-cutters and slower balls have earned him a spot on this list with an average of 23.28. He has been one of the most effective death-bowlers in the history of the tournament.

Rashid Khan (GT, SRH): The Afghan spin wizard has a phenomenal average of 21.78. His unreadable deliveries and relentless pressure have made him an invaluable asset for any team.

Mitchell Starc (RCB, KKR): Starc's ability to pick up wickets with the new ball and at the death has resulted in a superb average of 23.12. His hostile and accurate bowling has been a nightmare for batsmen.

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