Top 5 Indian wicket-takers in West Indies

#3 Harbhajan Singh

Harbhajan Singh will always remain a great as far as Indian bowling is concerned

‘The Turbanator’ occupies the third spot on our list. Bhajji is one of the most experienced bowlers when it comes to bowling in West Indies as he has played more matches than the others, returning with 13 wickets in 17 appearances.

The offie bowled with an economy rate of 4.30 but his average was on the higher side, exceeding 47. A strike rate of 66 meant that he played the role of a run curtailer rather than the wicket taker.

After being replaced by Ashwin as the ace spinner in the lineup, the 36-year-old spinner has found it tough to break into the Indian squad. He also made news recently when he posed questions on the selectors’ choice of the team for the Champions Trophy as he was neglected yet again after a successful IPL stint with the Mumbai Indians.