Top 5 Leg Spinners Of All Time Till 2023

 
Top 5 Leg Spinners Of All Time Till 2023

Here are the top 5 leg spinners of all time till 2023

Table of contents

  1. Shane Warne
  2. Anil Kumble
  3. Abdul Qadir
  4. Richie Benaud
  5. Mushtaq Ahmed

1. Shane Warne

  • He was born on 13 September 1969, in Upper Ferntree Gully, Australia. Unfortunately, we lost this legend on 4 March 2022.
  • He played for the Australian Cricket Team
  • Achievements - He played 145 test matches for Australia, where he took 708 wickets and also achieved a statistic of 8 wickets of 71 runs against England.
  • He started his career in 1992
  • He retired from the cricket world in 2007

2. Anil Kumble

This contains an image of: Anil Kumble hit his 1st international ton in 389th game, 17 years post debut

  • He was born on 17 October 1970, in Bengaluru and he is 52 years old.
  • He played for the Indian National Cricket Team
  • Achievements - He became the second bowler in the history of the game by taking 10 wickets in a test innings on 7 February 1999, against Pakistan.
  • He started his career on 25 April 1990
  • He retired from the cricket world on 4 January 2012

3. Abdul Qadir

  • He was born on 15 September 1955, in Lahore, Pakistan. Unfortunately died on 6 September 2019.
  • He played for the Pakistan National Cricket team
  • Achievements - He played 67 Matches in his test career and got 236 wickets with an average of 32.8.
  • He started his career on 14 December 1977
  • He retired from the cricket world on 2 November 1993.

4. Richie Benaud

  • He was born on 6 October 1930, in Penrith, Australia and unfortunately died on 10 April 2015.
  • He played for the Australian team
  • Achievements - The first individual to score 2000 test runs and also took over 200 wickets. He played 63 test matches, claiming 248 wickets with an average of 27.03
  • He started his career on 25 January 1952
  • He retired from the cricket world in 1964

5. Mushtaq Ahmed

  • He was born on 28 June 1970 and is 53 years old.
  • He played for the Pakistan National Cricket Team
  • Achievements - He took 185 wickets in 52 tests, with an average of 33.
  • He started his career on 23 March 1989
  • He retired from the cricket world on 3 October 2003