Anil Kumble is the Captain in the Home Test Series

Anil Kumble is one of the famous bowlers in the world. He has been kept a lot achievement in the basket of success in his cricket life. He is the third player in the world who achieves the highest wicket in the world after Warn and Muralidharan. But he is the second man who has taken 10 wickets in an innings. He is the man who touches the record of English bowler Jim Larker. The 36 years old man has been selected as a test captain for Indian team in the home series along with Pakistan. Drear readers, I want to remind you that Kumble took 10 wickets against Pakistan in 1999.

SouthAsiaBiz reported

However, many cricket fans do not even know who the third highest wicket taker in test cricket is. Yes, it is Anil Kumble, the man who has been doing his job silently for India. Kumble is unlucky that he is in an era of Inidan cricket when batmen like Sachin Tendulkar, Sourav Ganguly and Rahul Dravid took away all the media spot.

Now it is an important issue in Indian cricket because the juniors are doing well but the evolvement of Kumble will take away the opportunity of the juniors Harbhajan Singh or Murali Kartik who did well for the both series home and aboard.

Pakistan vs South Africa ODI & Test: who will be the vice-captain of South Africa?

Pakistan vs South Africa ODI & Test: who will be the vice-captain of South Africa? After Kallis’s resignation from the vice-captain position, still South Africa did not find out anyone for this position. To talk with media South African captain replied that he would inform later who would be that position. Mentionable, Kallis resigned as Vice-Captain of the team (August 2007). South Africans will play Pakistan in two Test matches and five one-day internationals but some of the cricketers have left for breaking the ties of the with SA cricket.

"The main concern is that players who can still mean a lot to the national team are turning their back on South African cricket. Those are the ones we have to keep and whom the administrators should think about," Smith said.

"Guys of 21 and 22 years are leaving because they just do not have the patience to play their way into the national team. Some players who are near the end of their career are also taking that route.

Captain Graham Smith has express some important points that some of three members have keen to earn more money from ICL and about Kallis he added that he really love cricket and his career for this reason he resign form the Vice-Captain position.