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10.Rangana Herath His intelligent mind aids in the preparation of the batsmen as well. In 93 Tests and 71 ODIs, the Sri Lankan spinner has 433 and 74 wickets respectively.
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9. Saeed Ajmal This player made his reputation as one of the toughest nightmares for batsmen since playing his first test match at the age of 32.
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8. Harbhajan Singh He is India’s third-highest wicket-taker in Test matches, behind only Anil Kumble and Kapil Dev.
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7. Graeme Swann Right-arm off-break retired Englishman Since Jim Laker, Graeme Peter Swann became the first modern-era English off-spinner to take ten wickets in a contest.
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6. Abdul Qadir Right-arm leg spinner from Pakistan retired Abdul Qadir is generally known as the bowler who “mastered the googlies, flippers, leg-breaks, and topspins.”
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5. Ravindra Jadeja India5. Saqlain Mushtaq He was the quickest bowler in the history of One Day Internationals to reach 100 wickets.
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4. Anil Kumble Anil took 619 wickets in 236 innings in 132 test matches between 1990 and 2008, with the top bowling performances comprising 10/74 in an innings and 14/149 in a single test match.
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3. Shane Warne He also took 293 wickets in 194 One-Day International matches between 1993 and 2005, with a best ODI result of 5/33.
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2. Ravichandran Ashwin He has appeared in 111 One-Day Internationals for India and has 150 wickets to his credit.
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1. Muttiah Muralitharan He has also captured 534 wickets in ODIs at an average of 23.08. He is the best spin bowler in the history of cricket.