The popular TV quiz show Kaun Banega Crorepati (KBC) featured a cricket-related question related to former India captain Anil Kumble’s record spell against Pakistan. The episode where this question was asked aired on Tuesday, September 19.The quiz show had the question: Which umpire was at the bowler’s end when Kumble took his 10th wickets in a Test innings against Pakistan in February 1999, in Delhi.The available options were Piloo Reporter, S Venkataraghavan, David Shephard, and AV Jayaprakash.KBC's cricket-related question.The correct answer is AV Jayaprakash, who coincidentally declared all the 10 Pakistan batters out. India won the Test by 212 runs to draw the series 1-1.In an old interview, Jayaprakash reminisced about the special memory of officiating in that game. He told the Indian Express:“Today, so many years down the line, it feels as if I am a part of the history books along with Anil Kumble. I have kept a CD of that match and sometimes, when my friends and family come for a visit and insist on revisiting those days, I rewind and watch it along with them."Apart from Kumble, Jim Laker (England) and Ajaz Patel (New Zealand) are the only other two players to claim all 10 wickets in a Test innings.Anil Kumble reveals his toughest dismissal during his 10-wicket haul against Pakistan in 1999Anil Kumble recently revealed his toughest dismissal during his 10-wicket haul against Pakistan in 1999. He deemed Saeed Anwar's wicket, who top-scored with 69 runs in that innings, as the most difficult. The left-handed batter was caught by VVS Laxman at short-leg.Kumble told Jio Cinema:"I think Saeed Anwar (on his toughest wicket during the spell). He was batting really well - was I think 50 or 60-odd and was looking comfortable.”The 52-year-old continued:“Saeed Anwar was someone who was a brilliant batter. I mean, he had a lot of time. Even on that surface, he was middling the ball and I felt that was a challenge because I kept moving from over the stumps to round the stumps because I was starting to get a bit tired.”Kumble finished as India’s leading wicket-taker in Tests, with 619 wickets in 132 Tests, including 35 five-wicket hauls. He is only behind James Anderson (690*), Shane Warne (708), and Muttiah Muralitharan (800) in the all-time list of highest wicket-taker in Tests.