Top 10 Insane Swing Bowling in the Cricket History Ever | Must Watch Compilation
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Date: 2023-06-19

Top 10 Swing Bowling in the Cricket History Ever.

NO 10 - Glenn McGrath
In the fourth Test of the 2004 Australia tour of India at Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai, Glenn McGrath bowled a swinging delivery that dismissed Virender Sehwag for 8. The ball pitched on leg stump and swung away late, clipping the off bail to send Sehwag's off stump cartwheeling.It was a reminder of his ability to swing the ball late

NO 09 - Andy Caddick
On the third day of the third Test between England and New Zealand in Auckland, New Zealand, on March 10, 2002, English fast bowler Andy Caddick bowled an inswinging delivery that dismissed Mark Richardson for 5. The ball pitched on off stump and swung in sharply, trapping Richardson.It was a reminder of his ability to swing the ball in sharply

NO 08 - Dale Steyn 
Dale Steyn bowled a beautiful outswing delivery to dismiss Michael Vaughan for 10 in the first Test of the 2004 England tour of South Africa at St George's Park, Port Elizabeth. In his Test debut.The ball pitched outside off stump and swung away late, clipping the off bail to send Vaughan's off stump cartwheeling.

NO 07 - Chris Cairns
In the third Test of the 1995 New Zealand tour of India, Chris Cairns bowled an outswing yorker to Sachin Tendulkar, which knocked his off stump out of the ground. It was a devastating delivery, and it ended Tendulkar's innings.

NO 06 - Waqar Younis
In the third Test of the 1993 Pakistan tour of the West Indies, Waqar Younis bowled an inswing yorker to Phil Simmons, which knocked his off stump out of the ground. It was a devastating delivery,Younis bowled the ball from around the wicket, with a full length and a hint of inswing. Simmons played at the ball, but he was beaten by the movement. The ball swung into him and hit the off stump,  the ball crashed into Phil Simmons' off stump.

NO 05 - Shoaib Akhtar
In the first over of the second Test match , second inning  between Pakistan and England at the Faisalabad Cricket Ground in 2005, Shoaib Akhtar bowled an inswing delivery that beat Marcus Trescothick's bat and uprooted his off stump. It was a devastating delivery that set the tone for the match.The delivery was a perfect example of Akhtar's raw pace and power , it swung in sharply from wide of off stump. 

NO 04 - Chaminda Vaas 
In the second innings of the second Test match between India and Sri Lanka at Kandy in 2001, Chaminda Vaas bowled an inswing delivery that Shiv Sunder Das left, but the ball hit the top of his off stump and bowled him out.The delivery was a perfect example of Vaas's ability to swing the ball both ways. He bowled the ball at over 135 kilometers per hour, and it swung in sharply from wide of off stump. Das was expecting the ball to swing away, and he left it too late. The ball crashed into his stumps.unfortunately it was no ball.

NO 03 - Sreesanth 
On the second day of the fourth and final Test match between India and West Indies in Kingston, Jamaica, on July 1, 2006, Indian fast bowler Shanthakumaran Sreesanth bowled a swinging delivery that uprooted Chris Gayle's off stump. Gayle was out for a duck. He bowled a short-pitched delivery that swung in sharply to Gayle, who was caught off guard and edged the ball onto his stumps.

NO 02 - James Anderson
The England tour of New Zealand in 2008 included a second Test match held at Wellington. 
During this match, James Anderson bowled a beautiful outswing delivery to dismiss the New Zealand batsman Matthew Bell.James Anderson, known for his ability to swing the ball both ways, used his skill to produce an outswinger that deceived Matthew Bell and resulted in his dismissal.

NO 01 - Shayne O'Connor 
O'Connor bowled a brilliant inswing yorker to Steve Waugh on the third day of the second Test between New Zealand and Australia at the WACA Ground in Perth in 1997. The ball swung in late and crashed into Waugh's stumps, leaving him out for 96.O'Connor's yorker to Waugh is considered one of the best deliveries ever bowled in Test cricket. It was a perfect example of skill, timing, and precision. 

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