Most Failed Captains: No one is born with the skills and instincts of a leader. Even the best players in every sport have often let their teams down when they were in charge. There have been cricketers who were considered to be among the best at what they did, but they weren’t as good as captains. We at Cricket Addict or will look at the ten best players who failed as captains.

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The following ten cricketers failed as captains:

BRIAN LARA:

Brian Lara might be the best left-handed batter of this generation. His style and ability to score goals over and over again have been an inspiration to players today. Lara has more than 20,000 runs in his international career. His best score in a Test match was 400 runs.

But the great West Indies cricketer hasn’t been able to turn his success into wins for his country. With 125 One-Day Internationals (ODIs) played over 13 years and a 50%-win rate, it was his Test success rate that was looked at. Lara had only won 10 of the 47 games she had played, and she had lost 26 of them. The great West Indies player couldn’t get his team to play like him in the five-day game.

ALASTAIR COOK:

Sir Alastair Cook had a career full of ups and downs, but his passion and drive helped him reach the top of success. He has the most runs for England in the five-day version of the game, with 12742 runs from 161 games, 33 of which were centuries.

But when it came to leading the three Lions, Cook couldn’t do as well as he did with the bat. Over the course of six years, he led England in 59 Test matches. Of those, 22 were losses, and 13 were tied. During his four-year stint, from 2010 to 2014, Cook also led his country in 69 ODIs, but they only won 30 of them.

ANDREW FLINTOFF:

Andre Flintoff was one of the best examples of a 21st-century all-rounder. The man from England was just as good with the bat as he was with the ball. His career was at its best during the 2005 Ashes, but a string of injuries cut it short.

But Flintoff did not do well when he was in charge of England. In 11 Test matches, he was in charge of his country and had a terrible record of 7 losses, 2 draws, and 2 wins. Even though Flintoff was aggressive as a player, he couldn’t do it in a controlled way as captain. The all-rounder also didn’t do well in one-day internationals (ODIs), where he only won one of seven games he played.

SACHIN TENDULKAR:

Sachin Tendulkar, the best modern batsman, earned billions of hearts. He has the most international cricket runs and nearly every batting record.

Captaincy-wise, Tendulkar was inconsistent. He captained India twice: briefly in 1996 and badly in 1999-2000. The Little Master had only four wins from 25 Tests and 23 from 73 ODIs, contrasting with his batsman ship success. BCCI offered Sachin Tendulkar the job after Rahul Dravid quit. MS Dhoni took up after the famous batsman declined.

CHRIS GAYLE:

West Indies leaders are legendary. Clive Lloyd and Viv Richards have led and played. They no longer create top-class leaders. Chris Gayle led West Indies after Brian Lara, but he lacked attack.

Gayle was a prime example of outstanding cricketers who failed as captain, with 17 victories from 53 games and 30 losses. Unlike his batting, the self-proclaimed Universe Boss took captaincy lightly.

SHAKIB AL HASAN:

Shakib Al Hasan is Bangladesh’s finest cricketer. In the just finished ICC World Cup 2019. The all-rounder became the first to hit over 600 runs and take over ten wickets.

Shakib has unable to translate his all-round success as Bangladesh captain. He has lost ten Tests and 23 ODIs.

RAHUL DRAVID:

Rahul Dravid is one of India’s best Test batsmen. He has been a rock for his team and helped them get out of trouble many times. He has more than 24,000 runs in international cricket, including 48 centuries and 146 fifties.

But when Dravid took over as leader, he couldn’t keep up the same level of play. He took over as captain from Ganguly at the end of 2005, after Ganguly was kicked off the team. The Wall was India’s captain for a total of 25 Tests and 79 ODIs. He won eight Tests and 42 ODIs. Even though Dravid did well at home, the Indian team had a hard time when they went somewhere else.

ANDY FLOWER:

Andy Flower is one of Zimbabwean cricket’s brightest stars, and he has helped his country reach new heights. Flower was so consistent in Test cricket in the early 2000s that he had an average of over 50. This made him the best player that his country has ever had.

But Flower, who was great with both the bat and the gloves he wore to keep wickets, didn’t do as well as captain of Zimbabwe. He only won 13 of the 70 Test and ODI matches he played, which is the exact opposite of his records as a batsman and wicket-keeper.

ROSS TAYLOR:

For more than ten years, Ross Taylor has been a key part of New Zealand’s batting in all formats. During this time, the team has done well in Tests, especially at home, and has been to two straight World Cup finals. He has almost 15,000 international runs and has led the middle-order for New Zealand for a long time.

But Taylor hasn’t been able to keep the Black Caps stable as captain. In 20 ODIs, the swashbuckling batsman has only won six games. When it comes to Test cricket, Taylor’s record is even worse. In the 14 games he has led the Black Caps, he has only won four and lost eight.

DANIELL VETTORI:

Daniel Vettori, a young New Zealand Test cricketer, is a top left-handed spinner. Vettori has succeeded without media attention. One of the rare Test cricketers to score 3000 runs and 300 wickets.

However, the brilliant bowler was mellow when representing his country internationally. Vettori had success in Test cricket, although his leadership was questioned. He won six of 32 Test matches and drew 16 compared to roughly 50% in ODIs. This is the list of Failed Captains.

Bollywood Connections of Indian Cricketers: The average Indian is raised on cricket and Bollywood movies. Indians have been interested in cricket and movies for a long time. Even though some cricketers have tried movies and failed, like Salil Ankola, many cricketers have found their soulmates in the glamour world. We look at some of the most famous connections between cricket and Bollywood and try to figure out how some of our Indian cricketers are connected to Bollywood.

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Cricketers And Their Affairs With Film Stars

Mansur Ali Khan Pataudi and Sharmila Tagore:

Mansur Ali Khan Pataudi and Bollywood star Sharmila Tagore met for the first time at a friend’s party in 1965. It was love at first sight. It was said that Tiger Pataudi gave the young Bengali beauty a refrigerator, but it was a rose that finally made her fall in love with him. Four years after that, cricket and Bollywood got married.

Azharuddin and Sangeeta Bijlani:

Mohammed Azharuddin was so taken with 1980 Miss India winner Sangeeta Bijlani that he divorced his first wife Naureen and married the Bollywood starlet. When people in Azharuddin’s hometown of Hyderabad heard about their affair, it caused a big fuss.

Ravi Shastri and Amrita Singh:

Ravi Shastri was very popular with women. Before he married Ritu, the handsome blue-eyed boy of Indian cricket had a serious relationship with the up-and-coming actress Amrita Singh. Amrita also went on with her life and married actor Saif Ali Khan.

Sourav Ganguly and Nagma:

It was said that former Indian captain Sourav Ganguly was in a relationship with South Indian Nagma. In 2001, the two were seen together in a temple in Andhra Pradesh, and the story went viral. In an interview with a magazine, Nagma talked about her relationship with Sourav and admitted: “A smaller interest had to be sacrificed for bigger interests… it’s best to move on.” She said she had to end the relationship for the good of the country.

Harbhajan Singh and Geeta Basra:

People thought that Harbhajan Singh and Bollywood actress Geeta Basra were seeing each other. In the Indian Premier League, Geeta was seen at many of Mumbai Indians’ home games, and the two were often seen retweeting each other’s posts on Twitter. They were seen together a lot in public, which made Shah Rukh Khan joke to Bhajji at an awards show, “Twadda ghar kab basra hai?” (When will your house be ready?).

Yuvraj Singh and Simi Garewal:

Yuvraj Singh dated Bollywood actress Kim Sharma for a long time, but they broke up in 2010 for reasons only they know. Yuvi talked about his breakup on Simi Garewal’s talk show later. He said, “At that time, I was at the top of my career. Yes, I was going to marry her because she has been my biggest love. She is now married. So talking about her isn’t a good idea”.

Zaheer Khan and Isha Sharvani:

People thought that Zaheer Khan’s relationship with Bollywood actress Isha Sharvani was so serious that they were getting married. Both of them denied the rumors over and over again, but Isha later admitted that she had broken up with India’s pace spearhead. Zak was later seen hanging out with model and cum VJ Ramona Arena. We say he’s quite the player!

Stuart Binny and Mayanti Langer:

Stuart Binny may have been a late bloomer in cricket. As he was only called up to the national team recently. However, the son of World Cup winner Roger Binny married VJ cum presenter Mayanti Langer after they met during the disgraced Indian Cricket League.

MS Dhoni and Deepika Padukone:

Everyone remembers MS Dhoni’s short-lived relationship with Deepika Padukone in 2007, when the actress was making her debut in the much-anticipated film “Om Shanti Om” by Shah Rukh Khan. Their relationship was all over the news, and Deepika was seen in Johannesburg cheering for Dhoni and Team India in the T20 WC final. Since then, both of them have moved on. Deepika is now dating actor Ranveer Singh, and Dhoni is married to the beautiful Sakshi.

Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma:

You’re right, you guessed it! Virat Kohli leading the Indian team at the Asia Cup in Bangladesh. Anushka Sharma is now the First Lady of India, at least in cricket. They met while making a commercial in December and haven’t been apart since. Virat rang in the New Year with the actress and her friends at a party.And the two are said to be living together. On Valentine’s Day, the two lovers were seen walking hand in hand through the streets of Auckland. Nice pair, right?

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Youngest Debutants in Cricket: Any young cricketer’s dream is to play for the national team for the first time. Even more so, making your debut in a Test is a big deal because it is the hardest format.

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The most exciting players to watch are definitely those who are just starting out, because you never know if they’re good enough or if they’ll do as well as they hope. When their biggest dream of playing Test cricket comes true, some players tend to step up to the challenge, while others just fall short. As a way to talk about these people and what they’ve done.

Here are some records and stats about debutants:

Some of the players on the list, like Bharat Ratna Sachin Tendulkar and Pakistan’s Shahid Afridi, made a big difference in cricket and don’t need to be introduced. Sachin Tendulkar broke, made, and beat every kind of record that could be set in this format. Shahid Afridi, on the other hand, is one of the few all-rounders in the current generation who can change the course of a match by both hitting and bowling.

Hasan Raja:

Raza of Pakistan is the youngest person to play in an ODI. He didn’t have a long career, though. He played in 16 ODIs before he was kicked off the team. In those games, he scored 242 runs at just 18.61, and his low strike rate of 50 in limited overs was what got him kicked off the team.

Mohammad Ashraful:

Ashraful, a well-known cricketer from Bangladesh, is also on the list. With the bat, he made a lot of waves and helped Bangladesh beat a few big teams. He has set a lot of records for Bangladesh with his bat, but when he was found guilty of fixing in the Bangladesh Premier League, his career was over. He was one of the best players in the country.

Aaqib Javed:

Javed was another young star in Pakistan. In 1999, allegations of fixing hurt his career. In the 1990s, he was one of the best fast bowlers Pakistan had to offer. He is one of the few bowlers to have taken 7 wickets in an ODI, including a Hattrick against India in the Wills Final in 1991.

Nitish Kumar:

Bangladesh lost a talented young pacer who had just joined the team before the 2003 World Cup because of an injury. He bowled well against teams that were better than his. But because he got hurt a lot, he lost his skills and was soon kicked off the team. The list also has three players from countries that are “associate countries.” Nitish Kumar, a promising young batsman from Canada, was the youngest player to play in the World Cup. He was also the second youngest player to play in his first ODI. Even though he hasn’t done much, he’s still on the team because there isn’t anyone better. He had also played in three U-19 World Cups, including the U-19 Cricket World Cup 2014, which just ended.

Ramveer Rai:

Ramveer Rai of the UAE and Nadeem Ahmed of Hong Kong were also players. During the 2004 Asia Cup, both played for the first time. Since then, Nadeem Ahmed has played a few times, but Ramveer Rai hasn’t been on the field much, even for List A.

Top 10 Youngest Debutants in Cricket

SN	PLAYER	AGE ON DEBUT TEST	DEBUT DATE	OPPOSITION	VENUE
1	Hasan Raza (PAK)	14y 227d	OCT 24, 1996	Zimbabwe	Faisalabad
2	Mushtaq Mohammad (PAK)	15y 124d	MAR 26, 1959	West Indies	Lahore
3	Mohammad Sharif (BAN)	15y 128d	APR 19, 2001	Zimbabwe	Bulawayo
4	Aaqib Javed (PAK)	16y 189d	FEB 10, 1989	New Zealand	Wellington
5	Sachin Tendulkar (IND)	16y 205d	NOV 15, 1989	Pakistan	Karachi
6	Aftab Baloch (PAK)	16y 221d	NOV 8, 1969	New Zealand	Dhaka
7	Talha Jubair (BAN)	16y 223d	JUL 21, 2002	Sri Lanka	Colombo (PSS)
8	Nasim-ul-Ghani (PAK)	16y 248d	JAN 17, 1958	West Indies	Bridgetown
9	Naseem Shah (PAK)	16y 279d	NOV 21, 2019	Australia	Brisbane
10	Enamul Haque Jnr	16y 320d	OCT 21, 2003	England	Dhaka

Most Runs in Test: While scoring runs at home is one thing, doing so away from home in unexpected circumstances presents a very different difficulty. Bowlers will certainly have an advantage due to their familiarity with their home field, favorable pitches, and supportive spectators. Some batsmen, though, have excelled and scored a lot of runs on opposition territory throughout the history of Test cricket, not just a few.

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The top 10 run scorers away from home are listed here; you’ll recognize some of the names on the list:

Sachin Tendulkar:

When it comes to getting the most runs in a test cricket game, it’s easy to guess who is the best run machine. Sachin Tendulkar, who is known as the “God of Cricket,” has the most runs in the test series. From 200 cricket games, he has scored 15,921 runs. In a game against Bangladesh, he scored 248 runs without being out. In those 200 matches, he got 51 100s and 68 50s. No one even comes close to him to be able to beat this record.

Ricky Ponting:

Ricky Ponting, who used to be the captain of Australia, is next on the list. Ponting played in 168 games and made a total of 13,378 runs. His highest score was 257 against India. In those 168 games, he got 41 100s and 62 50s.

Jacques Kallis:

South African all-rounder Jacques Kallis is number three on the list. Kallis played in 166 test matches and got 13,289 runs over the course of his career. His highest score was 224, which he got against Sri Lanka. Out of the 166 games he played, he got 45 100s and 58 50s.

Here are the top 10 test cricket run-scorers:

Sachin Tendulkar (India)

Matches- 200

Runs – 15,921

Highest – 248*

Ricky Ponting (Australia)

Matches-168

Runs –13,378

Highest –257

Jacques Kallis (South Africa)

Matches-166

Runs –13,289

Highest – 224

Rahul Dravid (India)

Matches-164

Runs –13,288

Highest –270

Alastair Cook (England)

Matches-161

Runs –12,472

Highest –294

Kumar Sangakkara (Sri Lanka)

Matches-134

Runs –12,400

Highest –319

Brian Lara (West Indies)

Matches-131

Runs –11,953

Highest –400*

S Chanderpaul (West Indies)

Matches-164

Runs –11,867

Highest –203*

Mahela Jayawardene (Sri Lanka)

Matches-149

Runs –11,814

Highest –374

Allan Border (Australia)

Matches- 156

Runs –11,174

Highest –205

Schedule of India Cricket Team Future Tour Programs (FTP) from 2023 to 2027 – Here are the series and tournaments that the India Cricket Team will be playing in as part of the ICC’s Cricket Future Tours Program. We’ve listed here all the upcoming series and tournaments for the India (IND) team’s Tests, ODIs, and T20s, along with the series’ month/year and location. According to the ICC’s Future Tour Programs, these are the all-India Cricket Team’s approved series and tournaments (or FTP for short). This list is regularly updated.

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The schedule says that all of them must play at least two bilateral series

The International Cricket Council, which is the highest governing body of the game, makes a schedule for the test-playing countries. The schedule says that all of them must play at least two bilateral series (one at home and one away) against each other over a 10-year period. The Future Tour Program, or FTP, is the name of this plan. Two is the least amount. If the boards of the countries agree, they can play more than two bilateral series in 10 years, but they must play at least two. Here, you can find the FTP schedules for all of the countries that play tests. We have a dropdown menu down there. You just have to choose the country you want from the dropdown menu, and a list with that country’s upcoming bilateral series will show up in front of you.

Also, the International Cricket Council’s Cricket FTP says that if a team doesn’t want to go to a certain country for a bilateral series because of safety concerns, that series can be moved to a neutral venue with good facilities. Such as the United Arab Emirates or any other country where both boards agree. Recently, a lot of the Pakistan Cricket Team’s home series have been held in the Emirates.

Future Tours Program (FTP) Schedule and Fixtures for the India (IND) Cricket Team from 2023 to 2027:

Month / Year	Series / Tournament Details
February 2023 – March 2023	Australia tour of India 2023 Matches: 4 Test, 3 ODI Venue: India
June 2023	Asia Cup, 2023 Matches: 12 ODI and 1 Final match Venue: Sri Lanka
July 2023 – August 2023	India Tour of West Indies 2023 Matches: 2 Test, 3 ODI, 3 T20 Venue: West Indies
September – October 2023	Australia Tour of India 2023 Matches: 3 ODI, 5 T20 Venue: India
October 2023	ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 Matches: 48 ODI Venue: India
December 2024 – January 2024	India Tour of South Africa 2023-24 Matches: 2 Test, 3 ODI, 3 T20 Venue: South Africa
January 2024 – February 2024	India Tour of England 2024 Matches: 5 Test Venue: England
July 2024 – August 2024	India Tour of Sri Lanka 2024 Matches: 3 ODI, 3 T20 Venue: Sri Lanka
September 2024 – October 2024	Bangladesh Tour of India 2024 Matches: 2 Test, 3 T20 Venue: India
October 2024	New Zealand Tour of India 2024 Matches: 2 Test Venue: India
November 2024	India Tour of Australia 2024-25 Matches: 5 Test Venue: Australia
January 2025	India Tour of England 2025 Matches: 3 ODI, 5 T20 Venue: England
June 2025	India Tour of England 2025 Matches: 5 Test Venue: England
August 2025	India Tour of Bangladesh 2025 Matches: 3 ODI, 3 T20 Venue: Bangladesh
October 2025	West Indies Tour of India 2025 Matches: 2 Test Venue: India
October 2025	India Tour of Australia 2025 Matches: 3 ODI, 5 T20 Venue: Australia
November 2025	South Africa Tour of India 2025 Matches: 2 Test, 3 ODI, 5 T20 Venue: India
January 2026	New Zealand Tour of India 2026 Matches: 3 ODI, 5 T20 Venue: India
June 2026	Afghanistan Tour of India 2026 Matches: 1 Test, 3 ODI Venue: India
July 2026	England Tour of India 2026 Matches: 3 ODI, 5 T20 Venue: India
August 2026	India Tour of Sri Lanka 2026 Matches: 2 Test Venue: Sri Lanka
September 2026	India Tour of Afghanistan 2026 Matches: 3 T20 Venue: Afghanistan
September 2026	West Indies Tour of India 2026 Matches: 3 ODI, 5 T20 Venue: India
October 2026	India Tour of New Zealand 2026 Matches: 2 Test, 3 ODI, 5 T20 Venue: New Zealand
December 2026	Sri Lanka Tour of India 2026 Matches: 3 ODI, 3 T20 Venue: India
January 2027 – February 2027	Australia Tour of India 2027 Matches: 5 Test Venue: India

This was the Future Tour Programs of Indian Cricket Team in 2023.

Top 15 World Records held by Indian Cricketers

Here are the Indian players who hold these incredible records:

1. Most Sixes to Finish a Game Off

MS Dhoni is a cricketer known for hitting big shots and finishing games off. When he combines these two attributes, he makes his own record. During his playing career with India, Dhoni finished the most games with sixes, nine times.

2. Most Centuries in International Cricket

Sachin Tendulkar is one of the records Indians love to brag about. Across all formats, the legendary Indian batsman has scored 100 centuries.

3. First-century in First Innings

Rahul is the first batsman to score a century in both ODIs and Tests in his first innings.

4. Hat-trick in the First Over

Irfan Pathan became the first cricketer to take a hat-trick in the first over of a test match when he took a hat-trick against England.

5. Fastest to 200 Wickets

In just 10291 balls, Ravichandran Ashwin became the fastest bowler to claim 200 wickets.

6. Most Runs as Opener

As an opening batsman in ODIs, Virender Sehwag became the first batsman to score 7,500 runs.

7. Triple-double

He’s also the only player to score a triple-century in Tests and a double-century in ODIs.

8. Most Capped Captain

He’s also the most capped captain in cricket history, having played 331 games.

9. Most Balls Faced

With 31258 balls faced in his career, Rahul Dravid is the only batsman in Test history to ever face 30,000 balls.

10. Quickest Ton on Debut

The fastest century on Test debut belongs to Shikhar Dhawan, who scored it in just 85 balls.

11. Most Stumpings

Dhoni has 190 stumpings to his name. With 139, he broke Sri Lankan cricketer Kumar Sangakkara’s record.

12. Three Centuries in First Three Innings

Oh, mohd. Azharuddin is the only batsman to score three centuries in his first three Test innings.

13. Centuries on Consecutive Days

On Day 3 and Day 4, Vijay Hazare scored centuries on consecutive days, becoming the only batsman to do so.

14. Most Innings in Tests

Only Sachin Tendulkar has played more than 300 innings in the history of the game.

15. Most Catches in Tests

Additionally, Rahul Dravid has the most catches in Test history, with 210.

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ICC Cricket World Cup is the world’s biggest tournament. Australia, England, and India have won since 1975. Also popular are the ICC Champions Trophy and ICC T20 World Cup.

Over time, cricket has become an addiction for sports fans. Many famous cricket players and young hopefuls now compete in international events. This article lists the top 10 cricket tournaments every player wants to win.

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Here are the top 10 cricket events based on global reach and popularity

10. Commonwealth Bank Series – Oldest Cricket Tournament

Administration: Cricket Australia

Format: One Day International (1979-2015) & Twenty20 International (2018-Now)

First Edition: 1979–80

Most Successful Team: Australia

Common Bank Series was formerly called Benson and Hedges World Series. Later Carlton and United, then VB, presently CB. It’s a Dec-Jan-Feb Australian series. After Christmas, Australia’s summer begins. The hosting team won 19 of 33 games throughout the event.

Cricket fans weren’t disappointed. It deserves a spot among the top 10 most popular cricket competitions in the world, according to the ICC.

9. Asia Cup – Most Popular Asian Cricket Tournament

Administration: Asian Cricket Council

Format: One Day International & Twenty20 International

First Edition: 1984

Most Successful Team: India

It’s like a global cup with Asian countries like India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, UAE, etc. Asian Cricket Council began this popular tournament in 1984. It’s the biggest event in Asia and has already seen some of the most heated India vs. Pakistan matches.

Political and diplomatic factors prevented it from happening twice. This is a world cup competition exclusive to Asian countries, yet one of the 10 most popular in the globe.

8. Border-Gavaskar Trophy – Best Tournament in Cricket History

Administration: Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) & Cricket Australia

Format: Test Cricket

First Edition: 1996-97

Most Successful Team: India

This is a famous battle between India and Australia. The format was put to the test, and it led to some of the most exciting ICC cricket tournament test matches ever. It was a tribute to Australia’s Allan Border and India’s Sunil Gavaskar, who were the first to reach the 10,000 club.

Also, they were the captains of their respective teams at the time. India has been very successful and dominant in this tournament, and it’s great to see it on the list of the top 10 most popular cricket tournaments in the world.

7. NatWest Series – Home of The Best Cricket Match in The World

Administration: England Cricket Board

Format: One Day International

First Edition: 2000

Most Successful Team: England

Natwest is a premier English ODI tournament. National Westminster Bank sponsored the 2000 campaign. Each team plays twice in a triangular series, and the top two teams play in the finals at Lords, the Mecca of Cricket.

2004’s final was most memorable. India pursued England’s 324-point aim. Until the game exists, no one will forget dada’s shirt-twirling in the Lord’s gallery.

6. Indian Premier League – The most Popular Cricket Tournament in India

Administration: Reliance Industries

Format: Twenty20

First Edition: 2008

Most Successful Team: Mumbai Indians

It is India’s most watched sporting event and a wonderful name for world cricket. This competition combines youthful, Indian, and costly International players. The matches are usually nerve-wracking and heated. The summer tournament lasts 2 months. There have been 6 seasons, and nearly all were in the news.

Many controversies surround it. But this cricket competition has bling, splendor, and glamour. And it’s among the Top 10 Most Popular Cricket Tournaments in the globe.

5. Champions League Twenty20 – Most Popular ICC Champions Trophy Cricket Series

Administration: BCCI, Cricket Australia, and Cricket South Africa

Format: Twenty20

First Edition: 2008

Most Successful Team: Chennai Super Kings & Mumbai Indians

Also called CLT20. This is a well-known domestic cricket tournament. This competition has the best cricketing nations. BCCI, Australia, and South Africa own it. All young and seasoned domestic teams fight each other.

The teams put on a great show. The IPL’s next level. The new tournament will require time to develop.

4. Ashes Series – Most Popular Test Tournament

Administration: International Cricket Council (ICC)

Format: Test Cricket

First Edition: 1882-83

Most Successful Team: Australia

The Ashes pits two continents, two nations. England and Australia are rivals. This tournament’s name has a unique origin. 1882: England lost to Australia. One journalist penned an obituary “in fond recollection of English cricket at The Oval.” The ashes were taken to Australia after cremation.

Australian domination was reluctantly clear, but England promised to reclaim the ashes and accomplished so in the next series. No doubt it’s one of the best and most popular cricket tournaments in the world. It has the finest Ashes Series records.

3. T20 World Cup – Most Popular T20 Tournament

Administration: International Cricket Council (ICC)

Format: T20 International

First Edition: 2007

Most Successful Team: West Indies

The 7.5-kilogram trophy is the most popular because it’s the shortest and has seen some of cricket’s biggest sixes. It’s the most entertaining and exciting.

In 2011, India won the first event. So, this format impacted India. T20 World Cup quickly become one of the most popular cricket tournaments worldwide. Unimaginable exhilaration and energy! Here, strength and shot selection trump technique and defense. It’s one among the world’s Top 10 Cricket Tournaments.

2. ICC Champions Trophy – Among The Top 10 Cricket Tournaments in The World

Administration: International Cricket Council (ICC)

Format: One-Day International

First Edition: 1998

Most Successful Team: India & Australia

ICC Champions Trophy is a tournament put on by the ICC. Champions Trophy is the second most important tournament after the World Cup. It used to be called the ICC Knockout tournament, but then it was changed to this. It also has a small version of the World Cup. Sad to say, this is the end of the 2013 Champions Trophy, which is now in its last stages.

This is the most watched cricket tournament in the world, so it makes sense that it is in the top ten.

1. ICC Cricket World Cup – The Most Popular Cricket Tournament in World

Administration: International Cricket Council (ICC)

Format: One-Day International

First Edition: 1975

Most Successful Team: Australia

It’s the most prestigious and dignified tournament, the biggest cricket extravaganza, and home to the best cricket world cup matchups. It’s the most-watched cricket tournament. ICC believes it’s the biggest and best Cricket event, including many matches. Super 8, semi-finals, and finals are the 4 stages.

Teams strive for Cricket’s top prize and competition. Every cricket player and fan hopes for victory. These are the Cricket Series which are very popular in cricketing world.

Cricketers Wives Profession: In India, cricket is more like a religion than any other sport. Even though there is a lot of pressure on cricket players to live up to everyone’s expectations, their loved ones are an important part of their journey. Some players’ wives even quit their jobs to help support their husbands.

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In this article, we’ll look at what fifteen Indian cricketers’ wives did before they got married.

Cricketers Wives Profession Before Marriage

1. SAKSHI SINGH DHONI:

Mahendra Singh Dhoni, who used to lead India, is married to Sakshi Singh Rawat. She is often seen at the stadium cheering for her husband during games.

Sakshi took a course in hotel management in Kolkata and worked as a trainee at the Taj Bengal in Kolkata before she got married. This is where she met MS Dhoni the first time. In 2010, they got married, and their daughter’s name is Ziva Singh Dhoni. Sakshi uses social media a lot and usually posts photos and videos of the three.

2. RITIKA SAJDEH:

Ritika Sajdeh is in charge of sports. She used to work for her cousin Bunty Sajdeh at Cornerstone Sport & Entertainment, which was a management company. Ritika used to take care of the players’ contracts and deals with brands.

During a commercial shoot, she met Rohit Sharma. After that, she began dating him. Rohit asked Ritika to marry him at the Borivali Sports Complex in Mumbai, which is where he first played cricket. The wedding took place in 2015. Ritika is still in charge of Rohit Sharma’s business contracts. In 2018, she gave birth to Samaira Sharma, their daughter.

3. DIPIKA PALLIKAL:

Dipika Pallikal is an Indian Squash Player. She is the first Indian woman to get into the top 10 of the PSA women’s ranking. She and her partner Joshna Chinnappa won a gold medal at the 2014 Commonwealth Games.

Dipika was also the first woman to win the Arjuna Award as a squash player. The Padma Shri award was given to her in 2014. Dipika married Indian wicket-keeper batsman Dinesh Karthik in August 2015.

4. SANJANA GANESAN:

Jasprit Bumrah just got married to Sanjana Ganesan in a small ceremony in Goa in March 2021. Sanjana is a TV host and a person who talks about sports. She first got work as a model.

Sanjana was the sports announcer for the Women’s T20 World Cup in 2020 and also for the Indian Premier League. She was also the official host of “The Knight Club,” a special show put on by the Kolkata Knight Riders.

5. SHEETAL GOUTHAM:

Sheetal Goutham used to play tennis for a living. She first played tennis with her brother Arjun Goutham in Bangalore when she was 9 years old.

Sheethal’s best WTA singles ranking was 591, which she got on September 24, 2001. Her best WTA doubles ranking was 477. Which she got on August 27, 2001. She has won 13 doubles titles and 5 singles titles from the ITF. In 2016, Sheethal married Robin Uthappa. Neale Nolan Uthappa is the name of their son.

6. GEETA BASRA:

Geeta Basra is an Indian movie star who was born in Britain. She went to the Kishore Namit Kapoor Acting Institute to learn how to act. Geeta’s first movie in Bollywood was “Dil Diya Hai,” which she made with Emraan Hashmi.

She was also in movies like The Train, Zilla Ghaziabad, Second Hand Husband, etc. Geeta married Harbhajan Singh in 2015. Hinaya Heer Plaha is their daughter, and they also have a son.

7. PRIYANKA CHAUDHARY:

Priyanka Chaudhary worked as an IT worker for ING in the Amsterdam, Netherlands, neighborhood of Bijlmer. She married Suresh Raina, an Indian cricketer and her childhood friend, back in 2015. They have a daughter named Gracia and a son named Rio.

Priyanka and Suresh Raina started the Gracia Raina Foundation together. The Gracia Raina Foundation works to improve the health of both mothers and children. Priyanka also has a radio talk show on Red FM called “The Priyanka Raina Show”.

8. ANJALI TENDULKAR:

Sachin Tendulkar is known as “The God of Cricket,” and his wife is Anjali Tendulkar. She works as a doctor for children. She went to Grant Medical College and worked as a pediatrician at the JJ Hospital in Mumbai.

Anjali married Sachin in 1995. On October 12, 1997, they had a daughter named Sara. On September 4, 1999, they had a son named Arjun. Anjali gave up her promising medical career to take care of her husband and children.

9. NATASA STANKOVIC:

Nataa Stankovi is a dancer, model, and actress who was born in Serbia. In 2012, she moved to India to try to become an actress. She also worked as a model for the Johnson & Johnson brand.

With the movie Satyagraha, Natasha made her first movie in Hindi. She has been in 7 Hours to Go, Fukrey Returns, and Zero since then. She took part in Big Boss in 2014. Nataa married Hardik Pandya in 2020, and they have a son named Agastya.

10. ANUSHKA SHARMA:

Indian actress and producer Anushka Sharma has appeared in a number of Bollywood films. In Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi, she made her acting debut alongside Shah Rukh Khan. Clean Slate Filmz, a production firm, was co-founded by Anushka. She has created her own women’s clothing brand, Nush.

In 2017, Anushka Sharma wed Virat Kohli in Italy. The couple welcomed Vamika as a baby daughter in 2020.

This is the end of Cricketers Wives Profession Before Marriage List.

A cricket stadium that is old or beautiful can often make the players and people watching feel better. It’s hard to choose the 10 most beautiful cricket stadiums because there are so many famous and beautiful cricket stadiums all over the world.

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Here are the top 10 most beautiful cricket stadiums in the world, based on scenic beauty, aesthetics, architecture, infrastructure, and history.

10. Dubai International Cricket Stadium:

• Established- 2009
• Location- Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE)
• Capacity- 25,000
• Memorable matches- ICC World T20 Final 2021, IPL Finals 2020,2021

This stadium has a very unique look because of its large white ringed roof and its unusual floodlight system, known as the “Ring of Fire.” This is why it is on our list of the most beautiful cricket stadiums in the world.

9. Hagley Oval:

• Established- 1851
• Location- Christchurch, New Zealand
• Capacity- 18,000
• Memorable matches- It has mainly hosted bilateral series matches to date.

There is greenery all around, a calm atmosphere, a holiday vibe, and cricket. If you add all of these things together, you get Hagley Oval! This stadium makes the list of the most beautiful cricket stadiums in the world because it has a full grass embankment for seating.

8. Trent Bridge:

• Established- 1841
• Location- Nottinghamshire, England
• Capacity- 16,000

The 2015 Ashes Test Match was memorable because it was the first time England won an Ashes Test on Day 3. The England vs. Pakistan ODI Match was also memorable because England set a record by scoring 444 runs.

Beautiful stands, beautiful sunsets, small grounds, and high-scoring encounters. That’s exactly what the Trent Bridge stadium offers, which is why it’s the 8th most beautiful cricket stadium in the world.

7. Eden Gardens:

• Established- 1864
• Location- Kolkata, India
• Capacity- 65,000

Some of the most memorable games were the 2001 India vs. Australia Test, the 1987 World Cup Final, the India vs. Pakistan Asian Test Championship, and the 2016 T20 World Cup Final.

Lord’s in England, MCG in Australia, and Eden Gardens in India. That’s how tall this stadium is. It is one of the most famous stadiums in the world, and its infrastructure has changed a lot over the years. The best thing about Eden Gardens is the atmosphere and the crowd, which always shows up in large numbers, cheers as loudly as they can, and never fails to impress, making it one of the most beautiful cricket stadiums in the world.

6. KIA Oval:

• Established- 1845
• Location- London, England
• Capacity- 25,000
• Memorable matches- ICC Champions Trophy 2017 Final, Bradman’s farewell duck in 1948.

Kennington Oval, which is also known as the KIA Oval, is one of those stadiums whose architecture is so beautiful that it amazes everyone who sees it. Its red brick stands and view from above always catch the eye, which is why it is one of the top 10 most beautiful cricket stadiums in the world.

5. Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Cricket Stadium:

• Established- 2003
• Location- Dharamshala, India
• Capacity- 23,000
• Memorable matches- It has mainly hosted bilateral series matches to date.

This beautiful stadium is probably best described as “cricket in the mountains.” This is one of the most beautiful and loved cricket stadiums in the world because of the way the stands are built to look like a monastery and the cool weather. In India, when it snows in the winter, the snow covers the whole stadium.

4. Adelaide Oval:

• Established- 1873
• Location- Adelaide, Australia
• Capacity- 50,000
• Memorable matches- Australia vs New Zealand- 1st Day-Night Test match, Australia vs India Test match, 2020- India 36 runs all out.

At this spot, you can probably see one of the best sunsets. The big, beautiful, white stands, whose roofs can be climbed with permission, the surrounding greenery, and the old-fashioned black scoreboard all add to the pleasant atmosphere. This stadium is at its best when it hosts a BBL match on December 31st, which is New Year’s Eve. The views of the fireworks from all around the stadium are as good as it gets, a perfect treat for the eyes.

3. Newlands:

• Established- 1888
• Location- Cape Town, South Africa
• Capacity- 25,000
• Memorable matches- South Africa vs England Test match, 1899- SA 35 runs all out, Stephen Fleming scored 262 runs in 2002 vs South Africa.

It was mesmerizing, fascinating, amazing, and so on. No one can find enough words to describe how beautiful this stadium is. With the Table Mountain and the devil’s peak in the background, the green grass embankment, and the perfect vacation vibe, this venue is one of the most beautiful cricket stadiums in the world and comes in at number three on this list.

2. Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG):

• Established – 1853
• Location- Melbourne, Australia
• Capacity- 90,000
• Memorable matches- The birthplace of Test and ODI cricket, 2015 World Cup Final, Women’s T20 World Cup Final 2020, Boxing Day Test matches.

This was the world’s biggest cricket stadium until 2020. It is one of the most beautiful cricket stadiums in the world because it has huge stands with a lot of history and a crowd of over one hundred thousand people cheering and cheering.

1. Lord’s cricket ground:

• Dated: 1814
• London, England
• 30,000 people can fit in it.

Matches like the 1975, 1979, 1983, and 2019 World Cup Finals and the 2002 India vs. England NatWest Series Final, which ended with Sourav Ganguly taking off his shirt, are memorable. India started playing Test cricket on June 25, 1932.

The first place goes to the “Home of Cricket,” which is without a doubt the most beautiful cricket stadium in the world. Every cricket player wants to play a Test match at Lord’s and score a century or take 5 wickets to get their name on the Lord’s honorary board at the Lord’s cricket ground museum. The terracotta-colored pavilion end and the newly built nursery end give the stadium the perfect mix of old and new. The Lord’s Cricket Ground is made up of pride, a long history, and beautiful sights.

Spin Bowlers: Fast bowlers in cricket have a lot to do with aggression. Because of how bad these bowlers are, they are thought to be more well-known. On the other hand, spin bowlers have to show off their best skills and performance. We have seen many famous spin bowlers all over the world. But here, in 2023, we talk about the top 10 best spin bowlers in cricket right now. These bowlers do amazing things on the cricket field that impress the crowd.

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We’ve talked about the best fast bowlers and the best batters ever. We have also made a list of the fastest bowlers right now. But spin bowlers are also very important to the success of any team. And there are many great spin bowlers in cricket today who have shown their skills on the field. They are here!

10. Wanindu Hasaranga (Sri Lanka):

Pinnaduwage Wanindu Hasaranga de Silva, born July 29, 1997, plays for Sri Lanka in all three formats. He will play the 2017 Sri Lankan ODI series against Zimbabwe. Hasaranga became the youngest ODI bowler to take a hat-trick on debut. He was the first ODDI leg-spinner to score a hat-trick.

After Taijul Islam and Kagiso Rabada, this was the third ODI rookie hat-trick. Hasaranga was selected for Sri Lanka’s December 2020 Test series against South Africa. Four wickets for 171 runs. Hasaranga made his Test fifty in the second innings. On March 14, 2021, Hasaranga made his first ODI half-century against the West Indies. He shared an undefeated 123-run seventh-wicket stand with Ashen Bandara.

9. Lakshan Sandakan (Sri Lanka):

On June 10, 1991, Paththamperuma Arachchige Don Lakshan Rangika Sandakan was born. Sri Lanka’s three-format player. Sandakan attended De Mazenod College, Kandana. Sri Lanka named him to their July 2016 Test squad against Australia. He made his Sri Lankan Test debut against Australia on July 26, 2016. One of the best spin spinners in 2023, Sandakan can handle even the hardest-hitting batsman.

Lakshan Sandakan’s left-arm wrist-spin demolished Australia’s tail. He made history in the first Test between Australia and Sri Lanka, underway at Pallekelle. On debut, he took 4 for 58 as a left-arm wrist-spinner. He broke Chuck Fleetwood-80-year-old Smith’s 4 for 64 record.

8. Ish Sodhi (New Zealand):

Ish Sodhi, a leg spinner from Ludhiana, India, plays for New Zealand. He represented New Zealand in the 2016 World T20. He also made the 2019 ICC ODI World Cup team. His first Test was in Chattogram against Bangladesh on October 9, 2013. His first inning yielded almost 100 runs. He scored 23 runs in both innings and bowled 3/169.

Both innings scored close to 500 runs in their first innings, resulting in a tie. Ish Sodhi is the highest-scoring Kiwi at number 10. First playing Pakistan in 2014, he scored 63 runs. Sodhi is one of the top spin bowlers due to his smooth delivery and performance. Sodhi has the second-best Big Bash bowling figure. 11 runs and six wickets in 3.3 overs.

7. Adam Zampa (Australia):

Adam Zampa plays cricket professionally. Born March 31, 1992, in Shellharbour, New South Wales, Australia. Leg-break bowler right-handed hitter. Zampa made his Australia debut in the second Chappell-Hadlee Trophy match against New Zealand on February 6, 2016. Zamparelli played in the 2017 ICC Champions Trophy for Australia.

He didn’t play much because two of Australia’s three group stage matches were rained out, and Australia didn’t qualify for the finals. In the dead rubber, he got three wickets for 25. Australia won. 33 T20I fixtures have 36 doors. Zacharia was impressive despite South Australia losing the 2014-2015 Matador BBQs One-Day Cup against Western Australia, scoring a hat-trick and taking 4/18. Zampa is one of cricket’s top spin bowlers.

6. Mujeeb Ur Rahman (Afghanistan):

Mujeeb Ur Rahman plays cricket for Afghanistan. He is a top fielder and spinner. Since 2017, he’s enjoyed his teamwork. Birthplace: Khost, Afghanistan, March 28, 2001. Mujeeb ur Rahman made his ODI debut for Afghanistan in 2017.

Rahman, the team’s bowler, has taken many wickets domestically and internationally. Mujeeb is a top spin bowler due to his spectacular bowling. The lower-order batsman also scored important runs. Mujeeb Ur Rahman bats right-handed. He fields well on any surface. He can catch and ground field.

5. Ravindra Jadeja (India):

Jadeja bats left-handed and bowls left-arm orthodox. Jadeja excels at fielding. Sir Jadeja is his fan name. Jadeja is one of India’s top spin bowlers. Jadeja has a moustache and rides horses. He rides horses all the time. He’s also a popular moustache cricketer for his style. Jadeja is the first Indian to score three first-class triple hundreds. India’s third player to score 2,000 runs and take 150 wickets in ODIs. Jadeja made his T20I debut after his ODI debut.

In 2009’s World Twenty20, Jadeja’s poor batting lost India a win over England. Jadeja has progressed and still plays well. Jadeja rapidly became the best T20 bowler. Ravindra was named T20 Man of the Match against Australia for his fielding.

4. Adil Rashid (England):

Adil Rashid is one of the top leg spinners in cricket. Still, England’s unwillingness to employ him as a premium spinner in longer formats has hurt his career. The leg-spinner waited six years to play in the longer format. After gaining fame, he became one of the most popular cricketers ever. In his first test innings, he was hammered. He took five wickets in the second innings after losing the match. 2019 Cricket World Cup champions England included Adil Rashid.

Rashid consistently batted and bowled for the reformed English limited-overs team. Rashid’s fearless cricket made him a key element of Eoin Morgan’s team. The talented right-handed leg spinner set many England bowling records. Adil is a top spin bowler. After his England debut, he has been a crucial team member. In his early career, Adil played two tests against Bangladesh and five against India in the 7-Test subcontinent tour. He might win England’s spinning position if he returns well.

3. Ashton Agar (Australia):

Ashton Charles Agar, nicknamed Larry by teammates, was born in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, on October 14, 1993. Agar represented Australia in all three formats. Lower-order batsman Agar is a left-arm spinner. He plays for Western Australia and the Perth Scorchers in the Big Bash League. Agar has scored over 300 runs and collected 34 wickets at 28.79 in his international career.

His bowling talents frightened several players. Agar is a top spin bowler right now. Aggar, 19, was the youngest Ashes Test debutant. Australia’s first innings debutant Agar hit 98 from 101 balls. Agar became the first number eleven batsman to score a half-century on debut. He and Philip Hughes scored 163 runs, a number 11 batsman record.

2. Rashid Khan (Afghanistan):

Rashid Khan, Afghanistan’s all-rounder, plays all three formats. Leg spinner Rashid Khan bats down the order and fields well. Rashid Khan is a famous international cricketer with a variety of variations that trouble batsmen. In his debut Test match as a teenager, he became the youngest Test match captain. Rashid has played 68 ODIs and three tests for Afghanistan. Many cricket critics called him one of the greatest spinners.

He played in T-20 competitions worldwide, including the Indian Premier League and Big Bash League. Khan leads associate nations in One Day International bowling. 2017 was his West Indies record. Khan is the youngest ICC No. 1 One Day International bowler. Rashid’s early career stats make him one of cricket’s greatest spin spinners.

1. Tabraiz Shamsi (South Africa):

South African-born Tabraiz Shamsi plays cricket for his country. Chinese left-hander. He is a top cricket finisher and bowler. Shamsi bats and hits right-handed. He also played for Dolphins, Gauteng, Gauteng Under-19s, KwaZulu Natal, KwaZulu-Natal Inland, Lions, and Titans.

Royal Challengers Bangalore is Shamsi’s IPL team. Shamsi debuted internationally on June 7, 2016, against Australia. In 2016, he made his South African debut against Australia. Shamsi made her national team Twenty20 debut on June 21, 2017. Tabraiz Shamsi played for South Africa in the April 2019 Cricket World Cup. Tabraiz is one of the top spin bowlers in 2023 because to his incredible performances and quick bowling.

Current Fastest Bowlers: We highlight the top 10 quickest cricket bowlers in this post. Cricket has fast and spin bowlers. The true fast bowler is the crown jewel of the bowling assault and the cricket team. Fast bowling has developed in many ways. This field has several new styles and methods.

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Cricket, one of the world’s most intriguing sports, is supposed to be controlled by batsmen, yet if one looks closely, it’s a game of great bowling and batting. Bowlers sometimes rule cricket. A bowler’s rapid delivery can send someone from the crease to the pavilion before they realize it. Batsmen skin opponents, but bowlers’ pace thrills everyone. All Format Rankings show the world’s quickest bowler.

The top ten outstanding fast bowlers in cricket history:

1. Mitchell Starc currently bowls at 160.4 kmph, making him the world’s best bowler:

Batsmen fear Mitchell Starc. It’s hard to believe that the tall, skinny Sydney youngster who was an aspiring wicketkeeper in junior cricket would become the world’s most threatening batsman. A club coach observed a tall, lanky 14-year-old wicketkeeper trying out for the Western Suburbs, according to mythology. He pulled the young man aside and insisted that he remove his wicketkeeping mitts and teach him to bowl. The AFL’s famous strategy of scouting a body type and creating a talent around it seemed to work again, favoring the player’s ability and aptitude.

Mitchell Starc, an Australian left-arm fast bowler, has the second-fastest average speed in the world at 143.2 kph, missing the top place by 0.1 kph. He threw 160.4 km/h against Ross Taylor of New Zealand in 2015. Champions Trophy match in Edgbaston on June 10, 2017. Starc, a quick bowler, took a wicket. Starc and Pat Cummins have led Australia’s bowling attack, retaining Brett Lee, Glenn McGrath, and Jason Gillespie’s reputation.

2. Pakistan’s Wahab Riaz, 149.6 kph:

Wahab made his first-class debut in 2001-02. In 2008, national selectors selected him for the ODI team. The Lahore man’s career highlight was a toe-crushing yorker that beat Yuvraj Singh’s defences in the 2011 semi-finals. He fights with the willow despite being underappreciated as a lower-order batsman. A stronger and fitter Wahab will keep the batter off balance in the coming years!

Wahab Riaz bowls quickest against India at 149.6 km/h. Wahab Riaz, a 36-year-old Pakistani left-arm fast bowler, bowls at 149.6 km/ph. This Champions Trophy performance occurred at Edgbaston. India, Pakistan’s fiercest cricket opponent, had to face Riaz’s lethal delivery. Riaz, the fastest bowler at 138.7 kph, also grabbed wickets.

3. Pat Cummins (Aus) – 149.2 Kmph:

Pat Cummings, Australia’s right-arm fast bowler and bowling all-rounder, holds two significant cricket records at 24! He bowls at 143.3 kph, the quickest in the world. Second, he bowled the second-fastest delivery at 149.2 kph as England faced this Australian tornado at Edgbaston during a Champions Trophy encounter. One of the finest fast bowlers, Cummins, would have placed top if he had been 0.4 kph faster!

4. Tymal Mills (ENG) – 149 Kmph:

If you like fast bowling in a game that can make you feel a lot of different things in an instant, Tymal Solomon Mills is your guy. Tymall Mills has already set a record that may be hard to beat. He is only 25 years old. He has hit a ball at a speed of 149 km/h, which makes him the fastest cricketer in terms of top speed. His average bowling speed is 131.5 kmph, but during a match against India in Bangalore, he bowled at a speed that was even faster than that. It was the third Twenty20 International between the two big names, and he also took a wicket.

5. Shannon Gabriel (WI) – 148.2 Kmph:

Shannon Gabriel debuted for Trinidad & Tobago in 2010 and became a crucial pace attacker. He first gained prominence when he was selected for the Sagicor West Indies Cricket High-Performance Centre, a West Indies Cricket Board program for 19-to-27-year-old cricketers. Gabriel was one of 15 venture players. Gabriel collected 33 wickets in 14 first-class matches for Trinidad and Tobago in 2010/2011. His best season performance was 7 wickets versus Combined Campuses & Colleges. He made the 2011 Champions League T20 squad after solid domestic performances. Gabriel later joined the 2012 England tour West Indies Test squad. He debuted in Tests against England at Lords in May 2012.

One of Trinidad and Tobago’s most impressive bowlers is 33-year-old West Indian right-arm fast bowler Shannon Gabriel. Despite his 137.9 kmph pace, he is a formidable bowler. He took 2 wickets in the 3rd Test against Pakistan with the quickest delivery at 148.2 kmph.

6. Jasprit Bumrah (Ind)- 148.1 Kmph:

Jasprit Bumrah was signed by the Indian Premier League to provide death overs bowling. As a Mumbai Indians apprentice to Lasith Malinga, the slim Gujarat bowler has perfected his yorkers and become a vital weapon for India in limited-overs cricket. Bumrah has consistently threatened batsmen since his Ranji debut. His fast arm movement disguises his slower deliveries and reverse-swinging yorkers. In 2014/15, he played well after injury. National selection was imminent.

Bumrah replaced Shami on the Sydney Cricket Ground dead rubber. He consistently delivers in coloured gear and is a tremendous asset to his captain. Jasprit Bumrah bowled 148.1 kmph in the Champions Trophy final versus Pakistan at The Oval on June 18, 2017. Right-arm fast bowlers average 138.3 kmph. The India-Pakistan cricket rivalry featured this fast bowling. Bumrah took no wickets in this thrilling cricket match.

7. Adam Milne (NZ) – 147.7 Kmph:

Central Districts’ 2010 Champions League bowler Adam Milne, the world’s quickest cricketer, impressed. He took 4/52 against Canterbury in his 18-year-old First-Class debut.

He was selected to play for the Kiwis against Pakistan in December 2010 after his Champions League efforts, however he has only played two T20Is. Milne made his ODI debut against Sri Lanka in 2012. After a year away from international cricket, Milne was suddenly reinstated to the ODI team for the series against Sri Lanka in November 2013. He impressed with his ability to bowl at 145-150kph. He made the 2015 World Cup roster after impressing the selectors. Right-handers New Zealand relies on speedy Adam Milne. In the cricket world rankings, his average bowling speed is 138.4 kmph. He reached an astonishing 147.7 kmph in a Champions Trophy. Its lightning-fast delivery hurt Bangladesh. He also took a wicket.

Fastest bowling speed or the world’s fastest cricket balls:

Rankings	Fastest bowler in the world	Fastest Cricket Balls
01	Mitchell Starc (AUS)	160.4 kmph
02	Wahab Riaz (PAK)	149.6 kmph
03	Pat Cummins (AUS)	149.2 kmph
04	Tymal Mills (ENG)	149 kmph
05	Shannon Gabriel (WI)	148.1 kmph
06	Jasprit Bumrah (IND)	148.1 kmph
07	Adam Milne (NZ)	147.7 kmph
08	Liam Plunkett (ENG)	147.3 kmph
09	Kagiso Rabada (SA)	147 kmph
10	Umesh Yadav (IND)	146.6 kmph