The Tamil Nadu Premier League 2024 is scheduled to be held later this year, but before that the eight teams assembled their squads at the TNPL auction 2024, which was held on Wednesday (February 7). On that note, let us take a look at the bowlers with most wickets in TNPL history.
| Name | Wickets | Team | Edition |
| W Anthony Das | 16 | Chepauk Super Gillies | TNPL 2016 |
| R Sai Kishore | 17 | Tuti Patriots | TNPL 2017 |
| AB Tanwar | 15 | Idream Karaikudi Kaalai | TNPL 2018 |
| G Periyaswamy | 21 | Chepauk Super Gillies | TNPL 2019 |
| P Saravana Kumar | 13 | Ruby Trichy Warriors | TNPL 2021 |
| AB Tanwar | 17 | Lyca Kovai Kings | TNPL 2022 |
| Shahrukh Khan | 17 | Lyca Kovai Kings | TNPL 2023 |
Most wickets in TNPL history
TNPL 2016
W Antony Dhas of the side Chepauk Super Gillies took the most wickets in the inaugural edition TNPL. He got 16 wickets in the tournament.
TNPL 2017
With an average of 13.41, R Sai Kishore had the most wickets (17) in the TNPL 2017 series. TUTI Patriots’ Washington Sundar and N Athisayaraj Davidson captured 15 wickets each and were placed second on the list.
TNPL 2018
In the TNPL 2018, the winning team’s AB Tanwar grabbed the maximum 15 wickets at an average of 22.06. TUTI Patriots’ N Athisayaraj Davidson got 13 wickets at an average of 19.23 finished second.
TNPL 2019
G Periyaswamy of the Chepauk Super Gillies took the most wickets in the TNPL in 2019. With a BBI of 5/15, he took 21 wickets in nine matches.
TNPL 2021
The Ruby Trichy Warriors’ P Saravana Kumar took the most wickets in the TNPL in 2021. In nine matches, he has 13 wickets and a BBI of 3/24.
TNPL 2022
AB Tanwar comes second time in the list. He was the leading wicket-taker in TNPL 2022. The right-arm pacer scalped 17 wickets in TNPL 2022.
TNPL 2023
Lyca Kovai Kings skipper Shahrukh Khan was the leading wicket-taker in TNPL 2023. Known for his batting antics, Shahrukh Khan was very impressive with his off-spin as he scalped 17 wickets in the tournament.
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