Whos is the Fastest Bowler in India? Top 15 Fast Bowlers in all fromats with Statistics

Watching cricket becomes a sensational experience when a batsman on the crease positions himself in an upright stance to face the incredible Indian fast bowlers. Today’s Indian cricket team bowlers are some of the best in the world. Ask any fan, and he or she would be more than happy to present you with a list of Indian fast bowlers. Some might even say, pacers are taking over spinners as they are India’s best fast bowlers of all time.

So, do you know who are the best bowlers in India? If you don’t, you will get to know about the best Indian pace bowlers as you go through the article. On completing the read, you would be able to answer questions like who is the best fast bowler in India as of today or who is the fastest Indian bowler in cricket history. Without further ado, let’s match the bowling speed of Indian bowlers as you scroll down the list of Indian fast bowlers. Here is a list of the top 15 Indian fast bowlers of all time

S. No.	Bowler Name	Bowling Speed
1.	Umran Malik	157 km/hr
2.	Javagal Srinath	157 km/hr
3.	Irfan Pathan	153.7 km/hr
4.	Jasprit Bumrah	153.36 km/hr
5.	Mohammed Shami	153.3 km/hr
6.	Navdeep Saini	152.85 km/hr
7.	Ishant Sharma	152.6 km/hr
8.	Varun Aaron	152.5 km/hr
9.	Umesh Yadav	152.2 km/hr
10.	Ashish Nehra	149.7 km/hr
11.	S Sreesanth	149.3 km/hr
12	Shivam Mavi	149.3 km/hr
13.	RP Singh	147 km/hr
14.	Ajit Agarkar	145.5 km/hr
15.	Zaheer Khan	145.1 km/hr

1. Umran Malik: 157 km/hr – Fastest bowler in India

Fastest ball by Umran Malik:- 157 km/hr Umran Malik was born on November 22, 1999. He is a J&K-based Indian cricketer. On January 18, 2021, Umar made his T20 debut. He was representing Jammu and Kashmir in the 2020–21 Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy. On February 27, 2021, the young cricketer made his List A debut for Jammu & Kashmir in the 2020–21 Vijay Hazare Trophy.  Umar Malik got lucky when the Sunrisers Hyderabad named him as a short-term Covid-19 replacement for T. Natarajan in September 2021.

Umran Malik Career Stats

FORMAT	Mat	Inns	Balls	Runs	Wkts	BBI	BBM	Ave	Econ	SR	4w	5w	10w
ODI	8	7	330	355	13	3/57	3/57	27.30	6.45	25.3	0	0	0
T20I	8	8	139	243	11	3/48	3/48	22.09	10.48	12.6	0	0	0
FC	7	12	752	560	12	3/25	4/121	46.66	4.46	62.6	0	0	0
List A	11	10	480	515	15	3/57	3/57	34.33	6.43	32.0	0	0	0
T20	46	46	908	1394	59	5/25	5/25	23.62	9.21	15.3	3	1	0

2. Javagal Srinath: – 157 km/hr

Fastest ball by Javagal Srinath: – 157 km/hr The best fast bowler in India till date is none other than Javagal Srinath. Leading the Indian pace attack for straight nine years, Srimath tops the list of Indian fast bowlers. Today’s Indian cricket team bowlers time and again watch his bowling style to improve on their bit. Even after so many years since his retirement, Srinath still remains the only Indian fast bowler to take 300 wickets in ODI International. Srinath, one of the quickest bowlers who has represented India internationally, could have accomplished much more if he hadn’t had to grow up on the sidelines and deal with several ailments throughout his playing career.

Srinath made his debut at the Gabba during the 1991–1992 Australian tour, and everyone was awestruck by his ability to generate high velocity and steep bounce off any surface. As Kapil Dev and Manoj Prabhakar had established themselves, Srinath was frequently demoted to the role of third speed in the Indian bowling attack, which caused him to miss numerous home Test matches.

Javagal Srinath Career Stats

FORMAT	Mat	Inns	Balls	Runs	Wkts	BBI	BBM	Ave	Econ	SR	4w	5w	10w
Test	67	121	15104	7196	236	8/86	13/132	30.49	2.85	64.0	8	10	1
ODI	229	227	11935	8847	315	5/23	5/23	28.08	4.44	37.8	7	3	0
FC	147	–	28618	14027	533	9/76	–	26.31	2.94	53.6	–	23	3
List A	290	–	14981	10684	407	5/23	5/23	26.25	4.27	36.8	9	4	0

3. Irfan Pathan: – 153.7 km/hr

Fastest ball by Irfan Pathan: – 153.7 km/hr The emerging player of the year 2004, Irfan set the standard for the Indian fast bowlers yet to come. When India won the inaugural World T20 in 2007, Irfan was the one to dismiss 3 power-batsmen from Pakistan. A legendary bowler who at the peak of his bowling career became the first Indian fast bowler to take three wickets in the first over of a test match. No doubt, his tremendous speed bowling got him a spot in the list of Indian fast bowlers.

Irfan Pathan, a native of Baroda, Gujarat, was regarded as India’s best all-rounder after Kapil Dev in his early years of international cricket. Irfan swung the ball both ways, modelling his style after Pakistan’s swing master Wasim Akram, and at his best, he caused trouble for almost all of the batsmen.

During the 2001–02 season, the left-handed all-rounder made his first-class debut, and the national selectors took notice of him favourably right away. In reality, at the age of 19, he received a national call-up for the tour of Australia, and in the legendary second Test at Adelaide in December 2003, when India first won a Test match on Australian soil after a long 23-year drought, he made his international debut.

Irfan Pathan Career Stats

FORMAT	Mat	Inns	Balls	Runs	Wkts	BBI	BBM	Ave	Econ	SR	4w	5w	10w
Test	29	54	5884	3226	100	7/59	12/126	32.26	3.28	58.8	2	7	2
ODI	120	118	5855	5142	173	5/27	5/27	29.72	5.26	33.8	5	2	0
T20I	24	23	462	618	28	3/16	3/16	22.07	8.02	16.5	0	0	0
FC	122	–	21034	10880	384	7/35	–	28.33	3.10	54.7	–	19	3
List A	193	–	9365	7898	272	5/27	5/27	29.03	5.06	34.4	7	2	0
T20	181	175	3606	4568	173	5/13	5/13	26.40	7.60	20.8	2	1	0

4. Jasprit Bumrah: – 153.36 km/hr

Fastest ball by Jasprit Bumrah: 153.36 km/hr. The Bumrah Brilliant is the fastest bowler in India as of 2019. Debuting in the 2015-16 series against Australia, Bumrah soon became the best fast bowler in India beating all others. He holds the record of being the first Indian fast bowler to take 5 wickets in South Africa, England, and Australia in the same year. Moreover, he clocked a bowling speed of over 153 km per hour to rank among the fastest bowlers of today.

Jasprit Bumrah emerged through the Indian Premier League, which was a blessing for cricket in the nation since the Indian squad was in critical need of a bowler for the death overs. As Lasith Malinga’s understudy while playing for the Mumbai Indians, the thin-built Gujarati pacer managed to master the technique of delivering inch-perfect yorkers and has since developed into a crucial component of the Indian team’s limited-overs lineup.

Jasprit Bumrah Career Stats:

FORMAT	Mat	Inns	Balls	Runs	Wkts	BBI	BBM	Ave	Econ	SR	4w	5w	10w
Test	30	58	6268	2815	128	6/27	9/86	21.99	2.69	48.9	2	8	0
ODI	72	72	3807	2941	121	6/19	6/19	24.30	4.63	31.4	5	2	0
T20I	60	59	1283	1416	70	3/11	3/11	20.22	6.62	18.3	0	0	0
FC	58	104	11534	5178	220	6/27	9/86	23.53	2.69	52.4	5	14	0
List A	97	97	5162	3842	173	6/19	6/19	22.20	4.46	29.8	8	3	0
T20	210	209	4698	5516	256	5/10	5/10	21.54	7.04	18.3	2	1	0

5. Mohammad Shami: – 153.3 km/hr

Mohammad Shami Fastest ball:- 153.3 km/hr The fastest Indian bowler to take 100 ODI wickets, Shami continues to be a favorable choice among the Indian cricket team bowlers. On his ODI debut against Pakistan, he bowled a memorable 4-over maiden. Since then he has continued to find a suitable spot in the team. Shami’s surprising swings puzzle even the greatest of batsmen today. Consequently, he appears in the list of best Indian fast bowlers.

Born in a small town in Uttar Pradesh to a fast bowler who later became a farmer, Mohammed Shami’s father took one of his five children—who were all eager fast bowlers—to a renowned coach in Moradabad, the nearest city to their home. He was a ball of energy who trained like a workhorse while under the watchful supervision of Badruddin Siddique. He was a hard worker with great stamina.

Mohammad Shami Career Stats

FORMAT	Mat	Inns	Balls	Runs	Wkts	BBI	BBM	Ave	Econ	SR	4w	5w	10w
Test	64	122	11515	6346	229	6/56	9/118	27.71	3.30	50.2	12	6	0
ODI	90	89	4506	4210	162	5/69	5/69	25.98	5.60	27.8	9	1	0
T20I	23	23	477	711	24	3/15	3/15	29.62	8.94	19.8	0	0	0
FC	88	166	16500	8995	332	7/79	11/151	27.09	3.27	49.6	17	12	2
List A	121	120	6026	5522	219	5/69	5/69	25.21	5.49	27.5	13	1	0
T20	156	156	3363	4604	190	4/11	4/11	24.23	8.21	17.7	3	0	0

6. Navdeep Saini: – 152.85 km/hr

Young Indian Fast Bowler Navdeep Saini Fastest ball: 152.85 km/hr. Navdeep Amarjeet Saini is a cricketer from India. He has been with Delhi since 2013. In August 2019, he made his international debut for the Indian cricket team. In June 2018, he was named to India’s Test squad as a replacement for Mohammed Shami for a one-off match against Afghanistan, but he did not play. He was named a standby bowler for the 2019 Cricket World Cup in April 2019. He was named to India’s ODI and Twenty20 International (T20I) squads for the series against the West Indies. On August 3, 2019, he made his T20I debut against the West Indies. In his four overs, he took three wickets, including Nicholas Pooran and Shimron Hetmyer in two consecutive deliveries.

The arrival of Navdeep Saini, a right-arm medium-fast bowler, helped the club attain remarkable heights during the 2017–18 domestic home season as a group of new-generation bowlers took up the responsibility of leading Delhi ahead. Vidarbha defeated Delhi in the Ranji Trophy final as Delhi advanced on the strength of his 34 wickets.

Navdeep Saini Career Stats

FORMAT	Mat	Inns	Balls	Runs	Wkts	BBI	BBM	Ave	Econ	SR	4w	5w	10w
Test	2	4	251	172	4	2/54	4/119	43.00	4.11	62.7	0	0	0
ODI	8	8	420	481	6	2/58	2/58	80.16	6.87	70.0	0	0	0
T20I	11	9	197	235	13	3/17	3/17	18.07	7.15	15.1	0	0	0
FC	60	104	9876	4935	174	6/32	7/79	28.36	2.99	56.7	4	5	0
List A	65	65	3311	2957	93	5/46	5/46	31.79	5.35	35.6	2	1	0
T20	78	76	1633	2059	69	4/17	4/17	29.84	7.56	23.6	1	0	0

7. Ishant Sharma: – 152.6 km/hr

Fastest ball by Ishant Sharma: 152.6 km/hr. Ishant Sharma was the reason why India could win at the Lord’s in 2014, after 28 long years. The giant of Indian cricket, Ishant Sharma is undoubtedly one of the best Indian pacers of all time. The right-arm pacer clocked his fastest against Ricky Poting in a Test match in December 2011.

Ishant Sharma, who was hailed as the ‘next big thing’ in Indian cricket, gained notoriety when he bowled a fantasy spell to Ricky Ponting in the Perth Test during India’s 2008 tour of Australia. Ishant, a native of Delhi, is known by the moniker Lambu (which means Tall Guy) because of his tall and thin physique. Ishant, who stands 193 cm tall, began playing competitive cricket at the age of 14 and made his Ranji Trophy debut for Delhi two years later at the age of 18.

Ishant Sharma Career Stats

FORMAT	Mat	Inns	Balls	Runs	Wkts	BBI	BBM	Ave	Econ	SR	4w	5w	10w
Test	105	188	19160	10078	311	7/74	10/108	32.40	3.15	61.6	10	11	1
ODI	80	78	3733	3563	115	4/34	4/34	30.98	5.72	32.4	6	0	0
T20I	14	14	278	400	8	2/34	2/34	50.00	8.63	34.7	0	0	0
FC	152	269	27066	13788	483	7/24	11/51	28.54	3.05	56.0	21	16	2
List A	126	123	5986	5249	183	5/21	5/21	28.68	5.26	32.7	10	1	0
T20	153	153	3266	4243	127	5/12	5/12	33.40	7.79	25.7	1	1	0

8. Varun Aaron: – 152.5 km/hr

Fastest ball by Varun Aaron: 152.5 km/hr. His smooth run-up followed by a deer-like jump gets him the perfect body movement to deliver balls at high speed. Clocking his best at 152.5 km /h, Varun is probably one of the best Indian pace bowlers of today. His name constantly appears on the elite list of Indian fast bowlers. Some might even say that he is the best Indian fast bowler as of today.

Varun Aaron’s career has always been marred by injuries. Aaron has frequently been forced to miss the action right before a significant competition. He is regarded as one of the nation’s fastest bowlers at the present. Aaron, a Jharkhand native, made his first-class debut in the 2008–09 season, but regrettably, injuries have prevented him from playing as many games as he should have. Aaron has been a member of the MRF Pace Academy in Chennai ever since he was discovered, and he works incredibly hard to keep up his pace. He received a national call-up after doing well with the India Emerging Players team in Australia, where he made an ODI debut against England in Mumbai in 2011.

Varun Aaron Career Stats

FORMAT	Mat	Inns	Balls	Runs	Wkts	BBI	BBM	Ave	Econ	SR	4w	5w	10w
Test	9	14	1189	947	18	3/97	3/97	52.61	4.77	66.0	0	0	0
ODI	9	9	380	419	11	3/24	3/24	38.09	6.61	34.5	0	0	0
FC	63	99	9508	5481	167	6/32	8/53	32.82	3.45	56.9	7	6	0
List A	78	77	3675	3350	124	6/37	6/37	27.01	5.46	29.6	4	3	0
T20	95	93	1919	2731	93	3/16	3/16	29.36	8.53	20.6	0	0	0

9. Umesh Yadav: – 152.2 km/hr

Umesh Yadav Fastest ball: 152.2 km/hr. The highest wicket-taker for India in the ICC World Cup of 2015, Umesh is undoubtedly among the most incredible Indian fast bowlers. Playing domestically since 2008, Umesh has many records to his name. Many Indian cricket team bowlers highly regard his consistency in high-speed bowling. Once, Umesh broke Stephen Fleming’s record of the highest strike rate in a Test inning. Many might consider him to be the best fast bowler in India for this very reason.

Everyone like success stories, right? The cricket romantic in us longs for those fanciful stories of children who were discovered in the slums; the “before” and “after” photos do seem to offer some form of resolution. The Nagpur-born son of a coal miner had a family to support and decided to become a police officer. Umesh Yadav, an adolescent, turned to cricket in a last-ditch effort to make ends meet after numerous failures in the army and the police.

Umesh Yadav Career Stats

FORMAT	Mat	Inns	Balls	Runs	Wkts	BBI	BBM	Ave	Econ	SR	4w	5w	10w
Test	57	112	8979	5263	170	6/88	10/133	30.95	3.51	52.8	6	3	1
ODI	75	73	3558	3565	106	4/31	4/31	33.63	6.01	33.5	4	0	0
T20I	9	9	180	280	12	2/19	2/19	23.33	9.33	15.0	0	0	0
FC	112	205	18647	10234	347	7/48	12/79	29.49	3.29	53.7	12	15	2
List A	130	128	6336	6054	186	5/26	5/26	32.54	5.73	34.0	5	2	0
T20	180	178	3722	5132	178	5/18	5/18	28.83	8.27	20.9	3	1	0

10. Ashish Nehra: – 149.7 km/hr

Ashish Nehra Fastest ball: 149.7 km/hr. Fans call him Nehra Ji, and he actually deserves showering love and respect. After all, He is the second oldest player to represent India in T20 International. Even though he remained a subject to criticism for his injuries, some still find Nehra to be the best fast bowler in India. An inspiration to the Indian cricket team bowlers at present, Nehra always ranks high in the list of Indian fast bowlers.

Ashish Nehra is made up entirely of limbs and bones, with a body that resembles a barge pole. The lanky Delhi bowler made his ODI debut against Zimbabwe in 2001 after making his Test debut against Sri Lanka in 1999. He truly came of age on the 2001 visit to Zimbabwe, when he bamboozled the helpless Zimbabweans by swinging the ball like a bazooka and ensuring India won their first Test outside of the subcontinent in fifteen years. Nehra has a great side-on action and a perfect wrist position that allow the ball to land on the seam and do wicked things as he descends towards the bowling crease.

Ashish Nehra Career Stats

FORMAT	Mat	Inns	Balls	Runs	Wkts	BBI	BBM	Ave	Econ	SR	4w	5w	10w
Test	17	29	3447	1866	44	4/72	6/117	42.40	3.24	78.3	2	0	0
ODI	120	120	5751	4981	157	6/23	6/23	31.72	5.19	36.6	5	2	0
T20I	27	27	588	758	34	3/19	3/19	22.29	7.73	17.2	0	0	0
FC	90	–	16966	8832	303	7/14	–	29.14	3.12	55.9	–	14	4
List A	201	–	9701	8086	245	6/23	6/23	33.00	5.00	39.5	9	2	0
T20	132	132	2845	3653	162	4/10	4/10	22.54	7.70	17.5	2	0	0

11. S. Sreesanth: – 149.3 km/hr

Fastest ball by S. Sreesanth: 149.3 km/hr. First Kerala Ranji player to have ever played T20 cricket from the Indian side, S. Sreesanth still remains a famous pacer. Sensational bowling against the glorious Australian team made Sreesanth among the best Indian cricket team bowlers. No doubt, he finds a place in the list of best Indian fast bowlers.

Although the cricketer Sreesanth’s name means “calm” in Hindi, he is anything but. Sreesanth, who has earned the labels Maverick, Eccentric, and Temperamental, has generated more headlines than any other player during his turbulent career. Sreesanth, a fast bowler who was born in Kerala on February 6th, 1983, initially aspired to be a leg spinner but soon changed his mind after making waves with his yorkers.

S Sreesanth’s Career Stats

FORMAT	Mat	Inns	Balls	Runs	Wkts	BBI	BBM	Ave	Econ	SR	4w	5w	10w
Test	27	50	5419	3271	87	5/40	8/99	37.59	3.62	62.2	4	3	0
ODI	53	52	2476	2508	75	6/55	6/55	33.44	6.07	33.0	2	1	0
T20I	10	9	204	288	7	2/12	2/12	41.14	8.47	29.1	0	0	0
FC	74	–	13182	7651	213	5/40	–	35.92	3.48	61.8	9	6	0
List A	92	–	4436	4223	124	6/55	6/55	34.05	5.71	35.7	5	2	0
T20	65	64	1300	1813	54	3/29	3/29	33.57	8.36	24.0	0	0	0

12. Shivam Mavi: – 149.3 km/hr

Fastest ball by Shivam Mavi:- 149.3 km/hr. Shivam Mavi is a prime example of how far India has advanced in the fast-bowling world. Mavi was a crucial part of the team that won the 2018 ICC U19 World Cup. She consistently reached speeds over 140 kph to fend off a whole generation of Australian batters who were raised on fast, bouncy surfaces.

Mavi, who is only 5′ 9″, doesn’t have the frightening build of a fast bowler, but he adopts Dale Steyn’s mentality, who is also not very tall. Like many other children in India, Mavi began by batting, but his coach at the Wanderers Cricket Club in Noida, Phoolchand, spotted him bowling in the practice nets and encouraged him to switch to fast bowling.

Shivam Mavi Career Stats

FORMAT	Mat	Inns	Balls	Runs	Wkts	BBI	BBM	Ave	Econ	SR	4w	5w	10w
T20I	6	6	84	123	7	4/22	4/22	17.57	8.78	12.0	1	0	0
FC	12	24	1960	1012	50	6/55	8/120	20.24	3.09	39.2	3	2	0
List A	36	35	1665	1348	59	5/73	5/73	22.84	4.85	28.2	4	1	0
T20	52	52	1014	1405	53	4/14	4/14	26.50	8.31	19.1	3	0	0

13. R.P Singh: – 147 km/hr

Fastest ball by R.P Singh: 147 km/hr. Among the former Indian cricket team bowlers, RP Singh remains the most memorable. His incredible pace of bowling stood unmatched even the best in his days. Ranking next to Brett Lee and Shoaib Akhtar at times, RP Singh was the best fast bowler in India at his peak. To date, his Test debut against Pakistan where he took a 5-wicket haul is one the best episodes in cricket history. RP Singh, who was born on December 6th, 1985, is one of several Indian fast bowlers who had promising starts but then seemed to fade away.

In 2004, when Bangladesh hosted the U-19 world cup, RP Singh initially gained attention after taking 8 wickets there. He then grabbed 34 wickets in six Ranji games, propelling Uttar Pradesh into the spotlight. It was not difficult to see RP Singh making his ODI debut against Zimbabwe in September 2005 during a time when India appeared to be perpetually on the lookout for new batsmen and bowlers. In his second over, he took two wickets, making an immediate impact.

R.P Singh Career Stats

FORMAT	Mat	Inns	Balls	Runs	Wkts	BBI	BBM	Ave	Econ	SR	4w	5w	10w
Test	14	25	2534	1682	40	5/59	7/117	42.05	3.98	63.3	3	1	0
ODI	58	57	2565	2343	69	4/35	4/35	33.95	5.48	37.1	2	0	0
T20I	10	9	198	225	15	4/13	4/13	15.00	6.81	13.2	1	0	0
FC	94	–	17192	9202	301	6/50	–	30.57	3.21	57.1	13	12	1
List A	136	–	6378	5460	190	5/30	5/30	28.73	5.13	33.5	6	3	0
T20	132	131	2903	3638	146	5/8	5/8	24.91	7.51	19.8	3	1	0

14. Ajit Agarka: – 145.5 km/hr

Ajit Agarka fastest ball:- 145.5 km/hr. Ajit Agarkar is India’s third-highest wicket-taker in one-day international matches. He was also the fastest to get 50 ODI wickets, complete a double of 200 wickets and 1000 runs in matches, and reach his fiftyth ODI wicket in the shortest time possible—21 balls. Ajit Agarkar, known for his ability to swing the ball both ways with new and old balls, was thought of as India’s answer to a fast-bowling all-rounder because he was no mug with the bat.

Despite his immense potential, Agarkar was inconsistent throughout his career and was unable to consistently make contributions that were noteworthy. The ODI bowler Agarkar was more well-liked than the Test bowler Agarkar. Agarkar played first-class cricket for a short while before making his ODI debut against Australia in a triangular series in 1998. He immediately had an impact and quickly rose at the top of the competition in terms of wickets taken. In his following 8 ODIs, he got 22 wickets as he kept up his impressive form.

Ajit Agarka Career Stats

FORMAT	Mat	Inns	Balls	Runs	Wkts	BBI	BBM	Ave	Econ	SR	4w	5w	10w
Test	26	46	4857	2745	58	6/41	8/160	47.32	3.39	83.7	0	1	0
ODI	191	188	9484	8021	288	6/42	6/42	27.85	5.07	32.9	10	2	0
T20I	4	3	63	85	3	2/10	2/10	28.33	8.09	21.0	0	0	0
FC	110	–	18132	9179	299	6/41	–	30.69	3.03	60.6	–	12	0
List A	270	–	13322	10990	420	6/18	6/18	26.16	4.94	31.7	11	3	0
T20	62	60	1172	1608	47	3/25	3/25	34.21	8.23	24.9	0	0	0

15. Zaheer Khan: – 145.1 km/hr

Zaheer Khan fastest ball: 145.1 km/hr.. One name that always shines bright among the best Indian pace bowlers of all time- Zaheer Khan. He is considered the second-best Indian fast bowler in the history of Test cricket. Every list of Indian fast bowlers mentions the name Zaheer Khan in golden letters. The 2011 Arjuna Awardee always makes a special space in our memory for his incredible bowling in the world cup of the same year. Every list of Indian fast bowlers essentially mentions Zaheer Khan. Zaheer Khan StatisticsSource: Espncricinfo

Without a doubt, Zaheer Khan was one of the best things about Indian cricket. At the turn of the century, when Javagal Srinath, India’s leading fast-bowler at the time, was well into his thirties and towards the end of his career, no country could have found a bigger gift. Zaheer ultimately became one of the all-time finest new-ball bowlers (especially to left-handers), a master of the reverse-swing technique (even with the old white ball), a formidable bowler in the Test arena, and finally a World Cup hero. But there was a tale of struggle hidden underneath this show of glory.

Zaheer Khan Career Stats

FORMAT	Mat	Inns	Balls	Runs	Wkts	BBI	BBM	Ave	Econ	SR	4w	5w	10w
Test	92	165	18785	10247	311	7/87	10/149	32.94	3.27	60.4	15	11	1
ODI	200	197	10097	8301	282	5/42	5/42	29.43	4.93	35.8	7	1	0
T20I	17	17	352	448	17	4/19	4/19	26.35	7.63	20.7	1	0	0
FC	169	–	34279	18799	672	9/138	–	27.97	3.29	51.0	–	35	8
List A	253	–	12745	10404	357	5/42	5/42	29.14	4.89	35.7	10	1	0
T20	138	137	3044	3802	139	4/17	4/17	27.35	7.49	21.8	2	0	0

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