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IND vs SA Test Record: In Test cricket, not only taking wickets but also stopping runs is an equally big skill. In the Test matches played between India and South Africa, many times such bowlers were seen who did not even allow the batsmen to breathe with their precise line-length and disciplined bowling. Let us know about the top-5 bowlers with the best economy rate in this historic match.
Hansie Cronje – South Africa
Former South African captain Hansie Cronje was not only a brilliant all-rounder but also a very economical bowler. In the 11 Test matches played against India, he took 14 wickets for just 316 runs in 174 overs. His economy rate was only 1.81 runs per over, which is still the best figure in India-South Africa Test history.
Brian McMillan – South Africa
South Africa’s reliable all-rounder Brian McMillan also showed excellent control against India in the 90s. In 10 matches, he bowled 303 overs and gave 678 runs and took 23 wickets. His economy rate was 2.23. He was known for his precise line and ability to bounce.
Shaun Pollock – South Africa
South Africa’s great fast bowler Shaun Pollock bowled many memorable spells against India. He took 52 wickets in 12 matches and his economy rate was 2.26 runs per over. Pollock’s specialty was that he used to trouble the batsmen with both the new and old balls.
Ravindra Jadeja – India
India’s star spinner Ravindra Jadeja has performed brilliantly against South Africa in the last few years. He took 42 wickets in 9 matches and the economy rate was 2.27 runs per over. Jadeja’s bowling accuracy and ability to bowl continuously on the same line makes him special.
Anil Kumble – India
The name of India’s legendary leg spinner Anil Kumble is also included in this list. He took 84 wickets in 21 matches and his economy rate was 2.34 runs per over. Control and consistency in Kumble’s bowling was India’s biggest strength.