Trichromatic Posted October 10, 2016 Posted October 10, 2016 @ashwinravi99 (211 wickets) has now overtaken @ImIshant (209 wickets), he is now at 8th in list of highest wicket takers for India #IndvNZ — IndianCricketFans (@ICFans) October 10, 2016 http://stats.espncricinfo.com/ci/engine/records/bowling/most_wickets_career.html?class=1;id=6;type=team Player Span Mat Inns Balls Runs Wkts BBI BBM Ave Econ SR 5 10 A Kumble 1990-2008 132 236 40850 18355 619 10/74 14/149 29.65 2.69 65.9 35 8 N Kapil Dev 1978-1994 131 227 27740 12867 434 9/83 11/146 29.64 2.78 63.9 23 2 Harbhajan Singh 1998-2015 103 190 28580 13537 417 8/84 15/217 32.46 2.84 68.5 25 5 Z Khan 2000-2014 92 165 18785 10247 311 7/87 10/149 32.94 3.27 60.4 11 1 BS Bedi 1966-1979 67 118 21364 7637 266 7/98 10/194 28.71 2.14 80.3 14 1 BS Chandrasekhar 1964-1979 58 97 15963 7199 242 8/79 12/104 29.74 2.70 65.9 16 2 J Srinath 1991-2002 67 121 15104 7196 236 8/86 13/132 30.49 2.85 64.0 10 1 R Ashwin 2011-2016 39* 71 10762 5256 211 7/66 12/85 24.90 2.93 51.0 19 5 I Sharma 2007-2016 72 126 13923 7674 209 7/74 10/108 36.71 3.30 66.6 7 1 EAS Prasanna 1962-1978 49 86 14353 5742 189 8/76 11/140 30.38 2.40 75.9 10 2 MH Mankad 1946-1959 44 70 14686 5236 162 8/52 13/131 32.32 2.13 90.6 8 2 S Venkataraghavan 1965-1983 57 96 14877 5634 156 8/72 12/152 36.11 2.27 95.3 3 1 RJ Shastri 1981-1992 80 125 15751 6185 151 5/75 8/179 40.96 2.35 104.3 2 0 SP Gupte 1951-1961 36 61 11284 4403 149 9/102 10/223 29.55 2.34 75.7 12 1 DR Doshi 1979-1983 33 55 9322 3502 114 6/102 8/103 30.71 2.25 81.7 6 0 PP Ojha 2009-2013 24 48 7633 3420 113 6/47 10/89 30.26 2.68 67.5 7 1 KD Ghavri 1974-1981 39 69 7036 3656 109 5/33 7/120 33.54 3.11 64.5 4 0 NS Yadav 1979-1987 35 61 8360 3580 102 5/76 8/118 35.09 2.56 81.9 3 0 IK Pathan 2003-2008 29 54 5884 3226 100 7/59 12/126 32.26 3.28 58.8 7 2 BKV Prasad 1996-2001 33 58 7041 3360 96 6/33 10/153 35.00 2.86 73.3 7 1 M Prabhakar 1984-1995 39 68 7475 3581 96 6/132 6/92 37.30 2.87 77.8 3 0 SLV Raju 1990-2001 28 51 7602 2857 93 6/12 11/125 30.72 2.25 81.7 5 1 RG Nadkarni 1955-1968 41 65 9165 2559 88 6/43 11/122 29.07 1.67 104.1 4 1 Maninder Singh 1982-1993 35 52 8218 3288 88 7/27 10/107 37.36 2.40 93.3 3 2 S Sreesanth 2006-2011 27 50 5419 3271 87 5/40 8/99 37.59 3.62 62.2 3 0 RA Jadeja 2012-2016 20* 36 5124 1913 81 6/138 8/76 23.61 2.24 63.2 5 0 tweaker and velu 2
Zero_Unit Posted October 10, 2016 Posted October 10, 2016 probably might be sitting under or above Z.Khan by the end of his career. tweaker and CommonMan 1 1
Trichromatic Posted October 10, 2016 Author Posted October 10, 2016 39 minutes ago, Zero_Unit said: probably might be sitting under or above Z.Khan by the end of his career. The way he is bowling he will cross 300 by start of next overseas tour in 2018 tweaker and Vilander 2
Malcolm Merlyn Posted October 10, 2016 Posted October 10, 2016 The way he is bowling he will cross 300 by start of next overseas tour in 2018 How many home tests do we have in 2017 after the aus series that is.
Trichromatic Posted October 10, 2016 Author Posted October 10, 2016 3 minutes ago, Malcolm Merlyn said: How many home tests do we have in 2017 after the aus series that is. 10 test after this 3rd test against NZ. 5 against Eng, 4 against Aus, 1 against Bangladesh till Feb 2017. Then after CT there is 7 months gap which is filled by SL and Pakistan series. India already toured SL recently, so we could some other teams playing against India. 5-6 extra test matches. 15 test, I would Ashwin to take another 90 wickets to cross 300 mark before SA tour in 2018. tweaker 1
The Realist Posted October 10, 2016 Posted October 10, 2016 The table illustrates just how pathetic and awful Sharma has been. All those matches splayed yet barely has 200 wickets. Often only selected due to Dhoni's irrational love. JaFanatic, New guy and tweaker 3
Ankit_sharma03 Posted October 10, 2016 Posted October 10, 2016 2 hours ago, Zero_Unit said: probably might be sitting under or above Z.Khan by the end of his career. Zaheer record is not far away, 10 more test at home the 3 test in sl and after SA tour SL comes to India for 3 test series Zaheer record would be gone by then. Will easily go ahead of kapil, to beat kumble he has to do well in overseas. tweaker 1
Malcolm Merlyn Posted October 10, 2016 Posted October 10, 2016 10 test after this 3rd test against NZ. 5 against Eng, 4 against Aus, 1 against Bangladesh till Feb 2017. Then after CT there is 7 months gap which is filled by SL and Pakistan series. India already toured SL recently, so we could some other teams playing against India. 5-6 extra test matches. 15 test, I would Ashwin to take another 90 wickets to cross 300 mark before SA tour in 2018. WI is likely to come for a series if i am not wrong.Also SL hasnt visited India so they might be invited as well.7 months means at least 2 series.
express bowling Posted October 10, 2016 Posted October 10, 2016 (edited) Average of 24.8 and SR of 50.7....that is what is so impressive after taking 210+ wickets. Edited October 10, 2016 by express bowling
Trichromatic Posted October 10, 2016 Author Posted October 10, 2016 21 minutes ago, puneet28 said: He will be ATG if he goes at this rate. He will need to perform in some of the tours of Austrlia, Eng and SA for that.
Rightarmfast Posted October 10, 2016 Posted October 10, 2016 13 minutes ago, express bowling said: Average of 24.8 and SR of 50.7....that is what is so impressive after taking 210+ wickets. Don't you think he is a FTB?
express bowling Posted October 10, 2016 Posted October 10, 2016 (edited) 4 hours ago, Rightarmfast said: Don't you think he is a FTB? You mean a TTB ? He did well in the last WI tour and we will have to see how he does on his next tours to Australia, NZ, SA and England. I think, he has not played in NZ till now and has played only 3 tests in England and SA combined. Has done badly in Australia so far. Edited October 10, 2016 by express bowling
diga Posted October 10, 2016 Posted October 10, 2016 Ashwin is 30.. with IPL/amount of international cricket and the demands on the fitness/batting , I doubt he would last more than 5 years and that may be just enough for another 200 wkts to be equal with Bhajji. ps: Kumble had the advantage of not having to play ODI's post 2003..and that extended his career. tweaker 1
express bowling Posted October 10, 2016 Posted October 10, 2016 3 minutes ago, diga said: Ashwin is 30.. with IPL/amount of international cricket and the demands on the fitness/batting , I doubt he would last more than 5 years and that may be just enough for another 200 wkts to be equal with Bhajji. ps: Kumble had the advantage of not having to play ODI's post 2003..and that extended his career. If his workload is managed in LOIs, he can play tests till 38 or thereabouts.....which means 8 or 9 years.
Malcolm Merlyn Posted October 10, 2016 Posted October 10, 2016 He will need to perform in some of the tours of Austrlia, Eng and SA for that. He will perform in Eng and SA.NZ as well.Not too sure about Aus.
Trichromatic Posted October 10, 2016 Author Posted October 10, 2016 Most wickets since @ashwinravi99 debut:@ashwinravi99 407@jimmy9 406@StuartBroad8 388@DaleSteyn62 371@REALsaeedajmal 368@HerathRSL 349— IndianCricketFans (@ICFans) October 10, 2016 tweaker 1
rkt.india Posted October 10, 2016 Posted October 10, 2016 39 minutes ago, express bowling said: You mean a TTB . He did well in the last WI tour and we will have to see how he does on his next tours to Australia, NZ, SA and England. I think, he has not played in NZ till now and has played only 3 tests in England and SA combined. Has done badly in Australia so far. WI pitches aren't real test for spinners. They are mostly spin friendly these days. Rightarmfast 1
express bowling Posted October 10, 2016 Posted October 10, 2016 7 minutes ago, rkt.india said: WI pitches aren't real test for spinners. They are mostly spin friendly these days. They are not rank turners either but have moderate help for spinners.
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