Mar 7, 2022
By: Vaamanaa Sethi
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Former Indian leg-spinner and former cricket coach of the Indian team, Kumble tops the list with 619 wickets taken in 132 matches with a strike rate of 66.
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Indian spinner Ashwin surpassed cricket legend Kapil Dev for the second position in the list of highest wicket takers in test cricket for India on Saturday. He has a career tally of 436 wickets in 85 matches with an average of 24.26.
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Former Indian fast-medium bowler, who was known for his dangerous outswingers, is in the third spot with 434 wickets in 131 matches with an average of 29.65.
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Former Indian specialist spinner, who is known as one of the most successful off-spin bowlers of all time, Singh has taken 417 wickets in 103 matches with an average of 24.53.
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Right-arm fast bowler of India, Sharma has a career tally of 311 wickets in 105 matches with a strike rate of 61.4.
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Former Indian medium fast bowler, who was also one of the most successful pace bowlers in Test, has a tally of 311 wickets in 92 matches with an average of 32.95.
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Former Indian slow left-arm orthodox bowler, who was an integral part of the famous Indian spin quartet in 1979, took 266 wickets from 67 matches with a strike rate of 80.3
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One of the top leg spinners of all time, Chandrasekhar has a record of 242 wickets in 58 matches with an average of 29.75.
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One of the finest fast bowlers of his era, Srinath, who is currently an ICC match referee, took 236 wickets in 67 matches with a strike rate of 64.
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India’s all-rounder, who became the third Indian cricketer to score 150 or more runs and pick five-wicket haul on Sunday, has a career tally of 228 wickets in 57 matches with an average of 25.18.
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