Best Bowling Economy Rate

Rank	Name	Economy	Figures
1	Ahsan Zafar	.50	2.0 - 1 - 1
2	Raja Uzair	.50	2.0 - 1 - 0
3	Vinesh Halai	1.00	2.0 - 2 - 2
4	Colin Ranwell	1.50	2.0 - 3 - 0
5	Harry Geel	1.67	3.0 - 5 - 1
6	Nick Hermans	2.00	3.0 - 6 - 2
7	Jack Slade	2.00	2.0 - 4 - 2
8	Paul Headington	2.00	2.0 - 4 - 0
9	Harry Kyriazis	2.33	3.0 - 7 - 1
10	Rana Umar	2.33	3.0 - 7 - 1

The batsman with the most runs (on Global, Country and City level) is listed as number 1.
A batsman must score at least 29 runs to make the honours board
If batsmen are tied on runs, then we separate them batsman with the highest Strike Rate
If batsmen are still tied, then we separate them on batsmen with least Dot Balls
If batsmen are still tied, then player with the most games played
If still tied then on player surname alphabetically

The Bowler with the most Wickets (on Global, Country and City level) is listed as number 1.
A Bowler must take at least 2 wickets to make the honours board
If bowlers have the same amount of wickets, they are separated by lowest Economy rate
if still tied, then the bowler with most dot balls goes ahead
If batsmen are still tied, then player with the most games played
If still tied then on player surname alphabetically

The fielder with the most Dismissals Points (on Global, Country and City level) is listed as number 1.
Double plays are 2 dismissal points, stumpings catches, run outs are 1 point
If dismissal points are tied the fielder with the most Stumpings goes top
if still tied, then the fielder with the most double plays goes top
if still tied, then the fielder with the most Catches goes top
if still tied, then the fielder with the most Run Outs goes top
if still tied, then the fielder with the most double plays goes top
if still tied, then the fielder with the most batting runs goes top
if still tied, most bowling wickets goes top
If fielders are still tied, then player with the most games played
If still tied then on player surname alphabetically

The Batsman with the most highest strike rate in a match (on Global, Country and City level) is listed as number 1.
Batsmen must have a score of 20 runs or more to make the honours board
If still tied the batsman with most 6s goes ahead
if still tied batsman with most 4s goes ahead
if still tied batsman with least dot balls
If batsmen are still tied, then player with the most games played
If still tied then on player surname alphabetically

The Bowler with the most economy rate in a match (on Global, Country and City level) is listed as number 1.
Bowlers must have bowled 2 overs or more to make the honours board
if bowlers are tied on economy rate, the bowler with the most overs in the match goes ahead
if they are still tied then the bowler with the most wickets in that MATCH goes ahead
if still tied bowler who bowled the most dot balls in their match goes ahead
If bowlers are still tied, then player with the most games played goes ahead
If still tied then on player surname alphabetically

The player with the most batting points + bowling points per match (on Global, Country and City level) is listed as number 1.
Player must have scored at least 15 runs
Player must have bowled at least 1 over
if still tied player with most catches goes ahead
If still tied, then player with the most games played goes ahead
If still tied then on player surname alphabetically

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