Aug 29, 2023, 07:37 PM IST
Saeed Ajmal, a pivotal figure in Pakistan's limited-overs success, held a special place as a spin maestro. His contributions in the 2012 Asia Cup and his remarkable outings against India underscored his impact.
Over 4 ODIs against India in the Asia Cup, Ajmal notched up 8 wickets at an economy of 4.32, with his best figures of 4/32 showcasing his mastery over the art of spin.
Anil Kumble, the legendary Indian leg-spinner, remains etched in cricket history as a true craftsman of his trade. His encounters with Pakistan in Asia Cup matches were masterclasses in guile and accuracy.
Over 4 ODIs against Pakistan in the Asia Cup, Kumble's tally stood at 7 wickets, maintaining an economy rate of 4.32. His best figures of 3/43 showcased his ability to turn the tide in favor of his team.
The former Indian off-spinner, Arshad Ayub, showcased his mettle in a sole outing against arch-rivals Pakistan in 1988. Ayub's brilliance shone through as he clinched 5 wickets in a single game at an impressive economy rate of 2.33. .
Aaqib Javed, the Pakistani fast bowler with a penchant for swinging the ball, consistently troubled Indian batters in Asia Cup clashes.
Known for his decent pace and swing, Javed secured 5 wickets in a couple of ODIs against India. His economy rate of 2.11 and best figures of 5/19 painted a picture of his effectiveness on the field.
Abdul Razzaq, the former Pakistani all-rounder, was a force to be reckoned with during his playing days. Combining hard-hitting batting with pace-generated swing bowling, Razzaq stood as a true match-winner.
In 3 ODIs against India in the Asia Cup, he scalped 6 wickets with an economy rate of 3.69. His best figures of 4/29 showcased his versatility as a bowler.