Lucknow Super Giants is one of the two new clubs for the IPL in 2022. They won 9 of their final 14 league contests to secure a playoff position. Despite having well-known players like KL Rahul, Quinton De Kock, Marcus Stoinis, and Jason Holder, they could only win the championship with a successful debut season. They had strong batting and bowling performances and were a well-rounded team. Regarding bowling, Avesh Khan, Ravi Bishnoi, and Mohsin Khan were the essential players since they bowled some outstanding match-winning spells. Here is a list of the Lucknow Super Giants players who have taken the most wickets.
1. Avesh Khan (18)
Avesh Khan is a right-hand batter and right-arm fast-medium bowler for India. In 2022, for Lucknow Super Giants, he played 13 innings in 13 matches, bowled 47.4 overs, took 18 wickets, and conceded 416 runs, with one maiden in it, with a bowling average of 23.11 and 8.72 economy rate. His best innings bowling is 4/24.
2. Mohsin Khan (14)
Mohsin Khan is a left-hand batter and left-arm medium-fast bowler for India. In 2022, for Lucknow Super Giants, he played nine innings in 9 matches, bowled 33 overs, took 14 wickets, and conceded 197 runs, with two maidens in it, with a bowling average of 14.07 and 5.96 economy rate. His best innings bowling is 4/16.
3. Jason Holder (14)
Jason Omar Holder is a right-hand batter and right-arm medium-fast bowler for West Indies. In 2022, for Lucknow Super Giants, he played 12 innings in 12 matches, bowled 41.3 overs, took 14 wickets, and conceded 391 runs, with no maiden in it, with a bowling average of 27.92 and 9.42 economy rate. His best innings bowling is 3/31.
4. Ravi Bishnoi (13)
Ravi Bishnoi is a right-hand batter and leg-break googly bowler for India. In 2022, for Lucknow Super Giants, he played 14 innings in 14 matches, bowled 54 overs, took 13 wickets, and conceded 456 runs, with no maidens in it, with a bowling average of 35.07 and 8.44 economy rate. His best innings bowling is 2/22.
5. Krunal Pandya (10)
Krunal Himanshu Pandya is India's left-hand batter and slow left-arm orthodox bowler. In 2022, for Lucknow Super Giants, he played 12 innings in 14 matches, bowled 38 overs, took ten wickets, and conceded 265 runs, with one maiden in it, with a bowling average of 26.50 and 6.97 economy rate. His best innings bowling is 3-19.
6. Dushmantha Chameera (9)
Pathira Vasan Dushmantha Chameera is a right-hand batter and right-arm fast bowler for Sri Lanka. In 2022, for Lucknow Super Giants, he played 12 innings in 12 matches, bowled 44 overs, took nine wickets, and conceded 384 runs, with no maidens in it, with a bowling average of 42.66 and 8.72 economy rate. His best innings bowling is 2/17.
7. Krishnappa Gowtham (5)
Krishnappa Gowtham is a right-hand batter and right-arm off-break bowler for India. In 2022, for Lucknow Super Giants, he played four innings in 4 matches, bowled 12 overs, took five wickets, and conceded 99 runs, with one maiden in it, with a bowling average of 19.80 and 8.25 economy rate. His best innings bowling is 2/30.
8. Marcus Stoinis (4)
Marcus Peter Stoinis is a right-hand batter and right-arm medium bowler for Australia. In 2022, for Lucknow Super Giants, he played five innings in 11 matches, bowled seven overs, took four wickets, and conceded 79 runs, with no maiden in it, with a bowling average of 19.75 and 11.28 economy rate. His best innings bowling is 3/23.
9. Ayush Badoni (2)
Ayush Badoni is a right-hand batter and right-arm off-break bowler for India. In 2022, for Lucknow Super Giants, he played two innings in 13 matches, bowled two overs, took two wickets, and conceded 11 runs, with no maiden in it, with a bowling average of 5.50 and 5.50 economy rate. His best innings bowling is 1/5.
10. Andrew Tye (2)
Andrew James Tye is a right-hand batter and right-arm medium-fast bowler for Australia. In 2022, for Lucknow Super Giants, he played three innings in 3 matches, bowled 11 overs, took two wickets, and conceded 107 runs, with no maiden in it, with a bowling average of 53.50 and 9.72 economy rate. His best innings bowling is 2/40.
