Top 10 Dangerous Spinners In Cricket History 🏏 #cricket #bestapinners

‎In cricket, a "spinner" refers to a bowler who specializes in delivering the ball with significant spin to deceive batsmen. While most spinners rely on skill and guile, some have been considered "dangerous"** due to their unplayable deliveries, unpredictability, or even controversial tactics. 
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‎Here’s a list of the top 10 most dangerous spinners in cricket history**, based on their ability to dominate batsmen, produce lethal deliveries, or create match-winning moments: 
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‎#1. Shane Warne (Australia – Leg Spin) 
‎   - Why Dangerous? The greatest leg-spinner of all time, Warne's"Ball of the Century"(1993 Ashes) bamboozled Mike Gatting with insane turn. 
‎   - Weapon Massive leg-break, flipper, and psychological intimidation. 
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‎#2. Muttiah Muralitharan (Sri Lanka – Off Spin / Doosra) 
‎   - Why Dangerous?Highest wicket-taker in Test history (800) with an unorthodox action and a deadly doosra. 
‎   -Weapon:Unreadable spin, extreme variations, and relentless accuracy. 
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‎#3. Anil Kumble (India – Leg Spin / Topspin) 
‎   - Why Dangerous Not a big turner but used pace, bounce, and sharp topspin** to trap batsmen (e.g., 10/74 vs Pakistan, 1999*
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‎   - Weapon: Quick, flat trajectory with sudden bounce. 
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‎#4. Saqlain Mushtaq (Pakistan – Off Spin / Inventor of the Doosra)
‎   - Why Dangerous?Pioneered the doosra, which spun away from right-handers, baffling batsmen in the 90s. 
‎   - Weapon: Mystery spin before it became mainstream. 
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‎#5. Abdul Qadir (Pakistan – Leg Spin)
‎   - Why Dangerous?Revived leg-spin bowling in the 80s with sharp googlies and flippers 
‎   - Weapon: Aggressive, attacking style with unpredictable turns. 
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‎#6. Rangana Herath (Sri Lanka – Left-Arm Orthodox) 
‎   - Why Dangerous? Master of left-arm spin destroyed teams on turning tracks (e.g., 9/127 vs Pakistan, 2014). 
‎   - Weapon:Accuracy, subtle variations, and relentless pressure. 
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‎#7. Ravichandran Ashwin (India – Off Spin / Carrom Ball) 
‎   - Why Dangerous? Modern-day genius with multiple variations (carrom ball, reverse spin). 
‎   - Weapon:Tactical brilliance and ability to adapt to any pitch. 
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‎#8. Shane Shillingford (West Indies – Off Spin / Extreme Turn)
‎   - Why Dangerous? Had a huge off-break that spun viciously, though his career was marred by suspect action issues. 
‎   - Weapon: Rare ability to turn the ball sharply even on non-responsive pitches. 
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‎#9. Ajantha Mendis (Sri Lanka – Mystery Spin) 
‎   - Why Dangerous? Debuted with unplayable carrom balls, knuckleballs, and googlies (e.g., 6/13 vs India, 2008). 
‎   - Weapon: Batsmen couldn’t pick his variations initially. 
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‎#10. Yasir Shah (Pakistan – Leg Spin / Wrist Spin)
‎   - Why Dangerous?Fastest to 200 Test wickets for a spinner, with sharp leg-breaks and a deceptive googly. 
‎   - Weapon:Quick through the air, making him deadly on dry pitches. 
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‎#Honorable Mentions: 
‎- Bishan Singh Bedi (India) – Classic left-arm spinner with flight and guile. 
‎- Nathan Lyon (Australia) – Relentless accuracy and bounce. 
‎- Harbhajan Singh (India) – Master of the "doosra" in his prime. 
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‎These spinners were dangerous because they could turn the ball sharply, deceive batsmen in flight, or produce unplayable deliveries. While modern cricket favors fast bowlers, these spinners proved that spin is deadly in its own way! 
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