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19 hours ago · India's best-ever fast bowler Kapil Dev, who also captained the side to their first-ever World Cup win in 1983, comes in at No.2. The now-65-year-old is fourth all-time among Indian bowlers and No ...
- Kapil Dev. Kapil Dev was the first proper fast bowler of India. Back in the 80s, every team used to have at least two or three fast bowlers. Kapil Dev was the one who used to give tough competition to all other bowlers.
- Zaheer Khan. Zaheer Khan is the best left-arm left pacer that India has ever produced. He played crucial in the 2011 World Cup, as he was the highest wicket-taker in that World Cup.
- Javagal Srinath. After Kapil Dev, Javagal Srinath was the one who controlled the fast bowling department of India. He was a mixture of all kinds of attributes.
- Bhuvneshwar Kumar. Many few bowlers get the debut wicket like Bhuvneshwar Kumar got. In 2012, Bhuvneshwar Kumar debuted against Pakistan, and in the first bowl, he bolded Mohammad Hafeez.
Jan 6, 2020 · The way Pathan’s international career unfolded was highly unfortunate, for the grand comparisons he drew with Kapil Dev weren’t unfair. At his peak, Pathan could swing the ball both ways, and...
Hailing from Baroda, Gujarat, Irfan Pathan was considered as India's next best all-rounder to Kapil Dev, during his early days in international cricket. Modelling his action on...
When Irfan Pathan first made his entry into the international arena, he was regarded as the best swing bowler to have played for India since Kapil Dev. He came to the national side straight from the Under-19 arena and proved the selectors right with spirited performances.
Jan 4, 2020 · For a generation of Indian cricket fans, Irfan Pathan promised to end their quest for an allrounder in the mould of Kapil Dev. He burst onto the scene as a fresh-faced teenager with lively...
When Irfan Pathan first made his entry into the international arena, he was regarded as the best swing bowler to have played for India since Kapil Dev. He came to the national side straight...
