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#2 Shoaib Akhtar
Nicknamed 'The Rawalpindi Express', Akhtar demolished any batting line up with his serious pace and bounce. A Wasim-Waqar spell followed by Shoaib Akhtar's spell was a nightmare for the batsmen.
He was an aggressive fast bowler with a long run up and debatable bowling action which was screened several times by the authorities. Akhtar's international career stats are excellent -
Apart from being dropped from the team due to indiscipline and poor attitude, Akhtar remained away from the action due to an array of injuries.
The period between 2000-2001 was the most dreadful time in his career wherein he had a rib injury, side strain, shoulder injury, knee injury, an ankle injury and a hamstring injury.
He did make a comeback but was frequently out of the team either because of injuries or because of discipline issues.
His 15-year roller-coaster ride in International cricket finally came to end in the year 2011.
