World Test XI of the current era that can beat the Indian team at home

#10 Dale Steyn

One of the greatest overseas fast bowler to have bowled in the subcontinent

Overall, Steyn has an equally impressive record against India and averages an astounding 17.98, the lowest for any of the top four sides in Test cricket. One of the greatest fast bowlers to have graced the cricket field in the 21st century, Dale Steyn makes our list at No.10.

Blessed with immaculate accuracy and incisive pace and swing, both conventional and reverse, Steyn, is by far the most the most accomplished overseas fast bowler to have ever bowled in India.

Steyn was at his menacing best in South Africa's 2008 and 2010 tour of India. The fast bowler scalped 15 wickets in three matches in the 2008 tour and a further 10 in the 2010 rubber.

#11 Mitchell Starc

The menacing left-arm fast bowler from Australia

The menacing left-arm fast bowler from Australia, Mitchell Starc make our list at No.10. With a remarkable consistency in bowling brutal toe-crushers, that takes the pitch conditions out of context, Starc has proceeded to become one of the most fearsome fats-bowlers in contemporary cricket.

While he made his Test debut against New Zealand at the Gabba in 2011, a series of inconsistent performances hindered Starc's credentials of an all-format bowler, but it was only after the 2015 World Cup, where he was adjudged Player of the Tournament, that we saw the emergence of Starc 2.0.

With an ability to bowl toe-crushers with incisive pace, and an ability to reverse the ball, Starc along with Steyn will be an ideal combination on lifeless pitches of India.