Sri Lanka and West Indies have played 16 T20 matches against each other, with both teams winning 8 games each.
SL vs WI T20 Head To Head Records
Total Matches | 16 |
Sri Lanka Won | 8 |
West Indies Won | 8 |
Most Runs in SL vs WI T20 Matches
In T20 matches between Sri Lanka and West Indies, Tilakratne Dilshan is the leading run-scorer. Over 9 matches from 2009 to 2016, he accumulated 346 runs, boasting a highest score of 96 not out and an impressive average of 49.42. Dilshan’s aggressive batting style is evident in his strike rate of 143.56, which he achieved while facing 241 balls. He also hit 4 half-centuries and 43 fours, along with 5 sixes, demonstrating his capability as a top-order batsman.
Following Dilshan, Dwayne Bravo from the West Indies has made a notable impact with 226 runs across 15 matches between 2009 and 2021. His highest score is 51, but he has a lower batting average of 20.54, reflecting his struggles to convert starts into big scores. Despite this, Bravo has contributed valuable runs with a strike rate of 111.33, hitting 1 half-century and a total of 17 fours and 9 sixes.
Sri Lankan batsman Kusal Perera also stands out, with 218 runs in 8 matches from 2014 to 2024. His highest score is 66, and he has an average of 27.25, showcasing his ability to anchor innings. Perera’s strike rate of 151.38 highlights his aggressive approach, with 1 half-century and 24 fours, alongside 8 sixes.
Other key contributors include Mahela Jayawardene, who scored 202 runs in 6 matches with a remarkable average of 50.50 and a highest score of 98 not out, and Andre Fletcher, who amassed 197 runs in 6 matches, with a top score of 84 not out and 2 half-centuries to his name. Together, these players have significantly shaped the T20 contests between Sri Lanka and West Indies.
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Most Wickets in SL vs WI T20 Matches
In T20 matches between Sri Lanka and West Indies, Wanindu Hasaranga has emerged as the leading wicket-taker. Over 8 matches from 2020 to 2024, he claimed 14 wickets, with an impressive best bowling figure of 3 for 12. His average of 11.71 and an excellent economy rate of 6.07 highlight his effectiveness as a bowler in this format. Hasaranga’s ability to take wickets at crucial moments has made him a key player in T20 matches against the West Indies.
Following Hasaranga, Dwayne Bravo from the West Indies has taken 15 wickets in 15 matches played between 2009 and 2021. He achieved a best bowling performance of 4 for 28, with an average of 25.80 and a higher economy rate of 8.41. Bravo’s experience and skill as an all-rounder have contributed significantly to the West Indies’ bowling attack, making him a vital player in the T20 format.
Another notable wicket-taker is Ajantha Mendis from Sri Lanka, who secured 13 wickets in just 5 matches from 2009 to 2012. His best bowling figures of 4 for 12 showcase his ability to make a significant impact in a short span of matches, with an exceptional average of 6.30 and an impressive economy rate of 4.10, making him one of the most efficient bowlers in this series.
Lasith Malinga, known for his unique bowling style, took 13 wickets in 10 matches from 2009 to 2020. With a best performance of 3 for 28, Malinga’s average stood at 23.07, and he maintained an economy rate of 8.41. His experience and ability to deliver in crucial situations have made him a formidable opponent in T20s.
Finally, Lakshan Sandakan contributed 7 wickets in 4 matches during 2020-2021, with a best bowling performance of 3 for 10. His average of 13.42 and economy rate of 6.87 reflect his effectiveness in the shorter format. Together, these bowlers have played a pivotal role in shaping the outcomes of T20 encounters between Sri Lanka and the West Indies, showcasing a blend of skill and tactical acumen.