T20 World Cup Standings and Leading Players

According to BBC Sport, the top-performing batters and bowlers from the Men’s T20 World Cup, which took place in India and Sri Lanka, have been identified.

At the Men's T20 World Cup, the top performers in terms of wickets and runs are Shadley van Schalkwyk from the USA and Tim Seifert from New Zealand, respectively.

The T20 World Cup group stage is currently underway, with matches taking place in India and Sri Lanka.

As the tournament progresses, several players have emerged as leaders in run-scoring and wicket-taking.

A review of the latest statistics reveals the current standings in various categories.

The top two teams from each group will advance to the Super 8s, which will consist of two groups of four teams each.

Following the Super 8s, the top two teams from each group will proceed to the semi-finals, with the winner of one group facing the runner-up of the other.

The leading run-scorer is Tim Seifert of New Zealand, with 154 runs.

Shubham Ranjane of the USA is second in run-scoring, with 136 runs.

Bas de Leede of the Netherlands is third, having scored 125 runs.

Sahibzada Farhan of Pakistan is fourth, with 120 runs.

Kusal Mendis of Sri Lanka is fifth, with 117 runs.

The highest individual score achieved so far is in the spotlight.

Tim Seifert of New Zealand holds the top spot, having scored 89 runs against the UAE.

Several players are tied for second place, including Rahmanullah Gurbaz of Afghanistan, George Munsey of Scotland, Suryakumar Yadav of India, and Finn Allen of New Zealand, each with 84 runs.

These players achieved their scores against South Africa, Italy, the USA, and the UAE, respectively.

The same group of players, including Finn Allen, also achieved notable scores.

The top run-scorers, with a minimum of 20 balls faced, are also being tracked.

Tim Seifert leads this category, with 154 runs.

Kusal Mendis is second, with 117 runs.

Sherfane Rutherford of the West Indies is third, having scored 102 runs.

Suryakumar Yadav of India is fourth, with 96 runs.

Finn Allen of New Zealand is fifth, with 85 runs.

The strike rates of players who have faced at least 20 balls are also being monitored.

Kamindu Mendis of Sri Lanka has the highest strike rate, at 242.3.

Dasun Shanaka, also of Sri Lanka, is second, with a strike rate of 238.09.

Josh Inglis of Australia is third, with a strike rate of 214.28.

Ishan Kishan of India is fourth, with a strike rate of 202.5.

Will Jacks of England is fifth, with a strike rate of 195.23.

Shadley van Schalkwyk of the USA is the leading wicket-taker, with 11 wickets.

Blessing Muzarabani of Zimbabwe, Lungi Ngidi of South Africa, and Harmeet Singh of the USA are tied for second place, with 7 wickets each.

Brad Evans of Zimbabwe and Romario Shepherd of the West Indies are among those tied for fifth place, with 6 wickets each.

The top bowlers in terms of economy rate are also being tracked.

Muhammad Jawadullah of the UAE has the best economy rate, at 4.00.

Blessing Muzarabani of Zimbabwe is second, with an economy rate of 4.12.

Maheesh Theekshana of Sri Lanka and Richard Ngarava of Zimbabwe are tied for third, with an economy rate of 4.25.

The best bowling figures achieved so far are notable.

Romario Shepherd of the West Indies achieved the top bowling figures, taking 5-20 against Scotland.

Junaid Siddique of the UAE took 5-35 against Canada.

Nathan Ellis of Australia and Blessing Muzarabani of Zimbabwe are among those with notable bowling figures.

Romario Shepherd of the West Indies has the best average, at 4.5.

Blessing Muzarabani of Zimbabwe has a rating of 4.71.

Richard Ngarava, also from Zimbabwe, has a rating of 5.66.

Australia's Cameron Green is rated at 6.00.

With a rating of 6.45, Shadley van Schalkwyk represents the United States.

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