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From Mitchell Starc to Wasim Akram: Look at the top 5 left-arm pacers with the most number of wickets in Test cricket

Here are the top 5 left-arm pacers with the most number of wickets in the Test cricket. Have a look and find out in this photo gallery.

Here are the top 5 best left-arm pacers with the most number of wickets in Test cricket. Have a look and find out the star’s name and stats as well.

1. Mitchell Starc:

The player who tops the list is Mitchell Starc. Starc is known for his great variations and dominating bowling. He has always been a star performer for his team, with some match-winning performances and crucial spells. In his Test career, he has played 102 matches and took 415 wickets with the highest figures of 7/58.

2. Wasim Akram:

Next cricketer on the list is Pakistan’s legendary player Wasim Akram. He was known for his deadly bouncers and some great inswings and brilliant toe crushers. In his Test career, he has played 104 matches and took 414 wickets with the highest figures of 7/119. He’s always been considered as the top star of Pakistan and one of the greatest left-arm pacers of al time.

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3. Chaminda Vaas:

The cricketer who holds the third place on the list is a former Sri Lanka player and one of the greatest left-arm pacers of all time. Chaminda Vaas was known for his great bowling style and wicket-taking ability. He has played 111 matches and took 355 wickets with the highest figures of 7/71.

4. Trent Boult:

Next cricketer on the list is one of the most dangerous pacers of all time. Who scared the batters with his great inswings and deadly yorkers. Trent Boult has played 78 matches and took 317 wickets for New Zealand with the highest figures of 6/30.

5. Mitchell Johnson

The cricketer who is in fifth place on the list is a former Australian star and one of the greatest and most aggressive bowlers of all time. Mitchell Johnson, is known for his sledging and different bowling variations. Johnson has played 73 matches for Australia in Tests and took 313 wickets with the highest figures of 8/61.

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