The Indian cricket team has always had a strong presence in the bowling department. The Indian bowlers have time and again shown their prowess against the top teams around the world. The five-match T20I series between India and England is scheduled to begin on January 22 in Kolkata, where the two teams will take on each other before playing in the three-match ODI series and the Champions Trophy 2025. These two teams have a rich history of playing against each other.
1. Chris Jordan (24 wickets)
England's fast bowler Chris Jordan has troubled the Indian batsmen many times. His bowling has always created problems for the batsmen. If we look at his statistics, he has taken 24 wickets in 16 matches against India and his economy has been 9.28.
2. Yuzvendra Chahal (16 wickets)
Yuzvendra Chahal holds the record for the best bowling performance for India against England in T20 cricket. Chahal took 6 wickets for 25 runs in the third T20 match of England's tour of India in Bengaluru in 2017. India batted first and scored 202 runs, but England were bowled out for 127 runs due to Chahal's brilliant bowling. In 11 matches against England in T20 cricket, the leg spinner has managed to take 16 wickets at an economy of 8.04.
3. Hardik Pandya (14 wickets)
Hardik Pandya took four wickets in Bristol in the third T20I of India's tour of England in 2018. Hardik Pandya has taken 14 wickets in 14 innings at an economy rate of 8.09. He brings his team back into the match. Apart from this, Hardik can also bowl very well in the death overs by using his cutters and slowers effectively.
4. Jasprit Bumrah (9 wickets)
Jasprit Bumrah, India's best bowler in all three formats, is an expert in bowling in the death overs. Jasprit has played only 5 T20 matches against England so far and has managed to take nine wickets at an average of 9.11 and an incredible economy of 5.34.
5. Bhuvneshwar Kumar (9 wickets)
India's finest swing bowler Bhuvneshwar Kumar may be out of the team now, but he was the most lethal fast bowler of his time. Kumar's ability to swing the ball both ways was well known and hence it was always difficult for the batsmen to face him. Kumar played 10 matches against England and took nine important wickets at an economy of 6.80
No comments:
Post a Comment