India’s Best Cricket All-Rounders: Legends With Bat & Ball

From iconic match-winners to modern powerhouses, these Indian cricketers have mastered both batting and bowling. Swipe to meet the greatest!

Kapil Dev

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India’s spin-bowling star, Jadeja has 3,000+ Test runs and 280+ wickets. His fielding is a bonus weapon for Team India.

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The 2011 WC hero smashed 3,000+ ODI runs and took 111 wickets. Known for 6 sixes in an over and clutch match-winning knocks.

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India’s modern pace all-rounder with over 1,700 ODI runs and 80+ wickets. Key finisher in limited-overs formats.

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Left-arm swing king with 173 international wickets and 1,800+ runs. First Indian to take a hat-trick in the first over of a Test.

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Grit and grace defined Mohinder Amarnath’s game, the silent hero of India's 1983 World Cup triumph.

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A pioneer with 2,000+ Test runs and 162 wickets. His legacy includes the iconic “Mankading” dismissal rule.

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Promising youngster with 400+ international runs and 40+ wickets. Known for calm under pressure and sharp off-spin.

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From iconic match-winners to modern powerhouses, these Indian cricketers have mastered both batting and bowling. Swipe to meet the greatest!

Kapil Dev

India’s spin-bowling star, Jadeja has 3,000+ Test runs and 280+ wickets. His fielding is a bonus weapon for Team India.

Ravindra Jadeja

The 2011 WC hero smashed 3,000+ ODI runs and took 111 wickets. Known for 6 sixes in an over and clutch match-winning knocks.

Yuvraj Singh

India’s modern pace all-rounder with over 1,700 ODI runs and 80+ wickets. Key finisher in limited-overs formats.

Hardik Pandya

Left-arm swing king with 173 international wickets and 1,800+ runs. First Indian to take a hat-trick in the first over of a Test.

Irfan Pathan

Grit and grace defined Mohinder Amarnath’s game, the silent hero of India's 1983 World Cup triumph.

Mohinder Amarnath

A pioneer with 2,000+ Test runs and 162 wickets. His legacy includes the iconic “Mankading” dismissal rule.

Vinoo Mankad

Promising youngster with 400+ international runs and 40+ wickets. Known for calm under pressure and sharp off-spin.

Washington Sundar