KAPIL DEV NIKHANJ

An all rounder batsman or a right arm bowler, Kapil Dev was born in January 6, 1959.Kapil Nikhanj Dev, the previous cricketer and skipper of the Indian cricket crew is one of the legends of the game. He is till now the best quick bowling every single rounder Indium has ever delivered.

Broadly known as the Haryana Hurricane, he was a correct arm quick bowler and a privilege gave batsman. He will consistently be associated with his savage out pleasure seekers, forceful batting and for driving the Indian group to a World Cup triumph in 1983.Having made his presentation at 19-years old, and that too against Pakistan, his test cricket debut was shockingly an unremarkable one. Be that as it may, in the third test match of a similar arrangement in 1978, he scored a rankling 33-ball 50 years which was only a brief look at his forceful batting which he displayed in his profession.He scored his lady test cricket century against West Indies at Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi in only 124 balls. On his first visit to England, he took his initial 5 wicket pull.Kapil Dev substantiated himself as a noticeable individual from Indian cricket crew when he took two five-wicket pulls against Australia in a home arrangement in 1979.

He increased a great deal of acclaim in a six test home arrangement against Pakistan in 1979-80 season. He drove India to triumph twice in that arrangement. Once by playing a thump of 69 at Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai and second time with his overwhelming bowling taking 10 wickets at Chepauk, Chennai.In the 131 tests he has played for the nation, Kapil has scored 5248 runs at a normal of 31.05, with a most elevated score of 163.He took 434 wickets at a normal of 29.65 with the best bowling figures of 146/11 out of a test coordinate. He is as yet the most noteworthy quick bowling wicket taker for India in test cricket.Kapil Dev has played 225 matches in the ODI configuration of the game for India and has scored 3783 runs at a normal of 23.79, with a most elevated score of 175 (a notable 138 ball thump against Zimbabwe, safeguarding his group from a score of 17/5).He took 273 wickets at a normal of 27.45 with the best bowling figures of 5/43.

He was granted as "Indian Cricketer of the Century" by Wisden in the year 2002. He has additionally been respected with Arjuna Award and Padma Bhushan grants by Indian Government.