Muttiah Muralitharan
Q. Who took 600 wickets?
J Anderson
Table of Contents
- Q. Who took 600 wickets?
- Q. Who has taken more than 600 wickets in Test cricket?
- Q. Who is the only cricketer to claim over 500 wickets in both Tests and one day?
- Q. Who is better Warne or Murali?
- Q. Who is the greatest spinners of all time?
- Q. Who is the best fast bowler of all time?
- Q. Who is the yorker king in the world?
- Q. Who is the best Yorker?
- Q. Who is Yorker specialist?
- Q. Who is the most dangerous bowler?
Q. Who has taken more than 600 wickets in Test cricket?
Home Bowlers Who Have Taken 600 Or More Wickets In Test Cricket
- James Anderson – 600: James Anderson [Photo-Twitter]
- Anil Kumble – 619: Anil Kumble (Credits – AFP)
- Shane Warne – 708: Shane Warne [Photo-Reuters]
- Muttiah Muralitharan – 800: Muttiah Muralitharan.
Q. Who is the only cricketer to claim over 500 wickets in both Tests and one day?
He is regarded as the greatest and most successful bowlers in the history of international cricket and is the only bowler to take 800 test wickets and 530+ ODI wickets….Muttiah Muralitharan.
| Personal information | |
|---|---|
| Role | Bowler |
| International information | |
| National side | Sri Lanka (1992–2011) |
| Test debut (cap 54) | 28 August 1992 v Australia |
Q. Who is better Warne or Murali?
Warne played more matches than Muralitharan outside his native country, took more wickets and did so at a marginally better average. It may also be of interest that Warne had a bowling average of 21.45 in Sri Lanka in eight Tests, while Murali averaged 75.41 in just five games in Australia.
Q. Who is the greatest spinners of all time?
Muttiah Muralitharan – Srilanka: Muttiah Muralitharan is the greatest spinner to have ever played. A unique off-spinner, he used his wrist to turn the ball sharply making him the first wrist spinning off-spinner in the history of cricket.
Q. Who is the best fast bowler of all time?
Greatest Fast Bowlers of All Time | 2021 Updates
- Sydney Barnes (England | 1901 – 1914)
- Fred Trueman (England | 1952 – 1965)
- Wasim Akram (Pakistan | 1984 – 2003)
- Dennis Lillee (Australia | 1971 – 1984)
- Sir Richard Hadlee (New Zealand | 1973 – 1990)
- Malcolm Marshall (West Indies | 1978 – 1991)
Q. Who is the yorker king in the world?
Sri Lankan team’s most important bowler Lasith Malinga is known for his strange action and Yorker in the cricket world. He is also called the ‘Yorker King’ of cricket.
Q. Who is the best Yorker?
And he had a variety of them – the searing quick one, the wide one, and the lethal slower, dipping one with which he ended the 2019 IPL final. In Malinga’s absence, his spiritual heir in limited-overs cricket, Bumrah, possesses the best yorker today.
Q. Who is Yorker specialist?
IPL 2020: SRH’s T. Natarajan, the new yorker specialist – Sportstar.
Q. Who is the most dangerous bowler?
- Shoaib Akhtar. 9 of 11.
- Wasim Akram. 8 of 11.
- Dale Steyn. 7 of 11.
- Shane Bond. 6 of 11.
- Brett Lee. 5 of 11.
- Curtly Ambrose. 4 of 11.
- Shaun Tait. 3 of 11. With his sheer pace and slingshot action, Shaun Tait’s yorkers are a terrifying prospect to face for batsmen across the world.
- Darren Gough. 2 of 11. In at No.
