India's Top Eleven right handed cricketers in ODIs

#11 Javagal Srinath

The Karnataka pacer had the ability to seam the ball into the batsman and cartwheel a few stumps

Matches 229 Wickets 315 Avg 28.09 Eco 4.45

Javagal Srinath would go down as one of India’s finest seamers in ODI cricket. Post the retirement of Dev, Srinath spearheaded the Indian pace attack for over a decade.

The Karnataka pacer had the ability to seam the ball into the batsman and cartwheel a few stumps. Srinath could rack up some serious pace and was among the fastest in his time. Later in his career, he also developed a good yorker.

Srinath developed a potent new ball pair with Karnataka teammate Venkatesh Prasad. The pace duo produced many match-winning spells in overseas conditions. Srinath was India’s frontline seamer when a new crop of seamers - Agarkar, Zaheer Khan, Ashish Nehra and RP Singh ushered into Indian cricket. Srinath bowled his heart out in conditions which were not very conducive to seam bowling. He could also pack a punch with the bat and was deployed as an effective pinch hitter in ODIs.

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