These 5 spinners are not afraid to bowl in the powerplay, the number 1 expert in taking wickets

Bowling in Powerplay in limited-overs cricket is a difficult task for any bowler. Because during this time every batsman thinks only to score runs at a fast pace. There are many fast bowlers who take wickets by bowling brilliantly in the powerplay. But today we will tell you about those five spinners in the cricket world, who bowl very dangerously in the power play.

Number 5. Imran Tahir

South African spinner Imran Tahir of Pakistani origin is currently one of the world's best spinner bowlers. Imran Tahir bowls in Powerplay several times in limited-overs cricket. He has also taken early wickets for the South African team several times. Mahendra Singh Dhoni also used to get him an early over in the IPL.

Number 4. Mohammad Nabi

Mohammad Nabi is a great spinner bowler for Afghanistan team. For the Afghanistan team, Mohammad Nabi has bowled many times in the initial power play in T20. Mohammad Nabi bowls several times even in death overs. Playing them in Powerplay is not easy at all.

Number 3. Sunil Narayan

No batsman takes the risk when West Indies cricket spinner bowler Sunil Narine bowls in the power play. He has also given a shock to the opposition team by bowling in the early overs several times. Sunil Narayan is a bowler who can bowl in power play, middle over and death as well.

Number 2. Rashid Khan

Rashid Khan is a rising star in the cricket world as a dangerous spinner bowler. Rashid Khan is quite adept at putting up the opening and final overs. He has often won the Afghanistan team by taking wickets in the last over. Now Rashid Khan is also doing wonders under his captaincy.

Number 1. Ravichandran Ashwin

In limited-overs cricket in the cricket world, if a bowler started bowling in the Powerplay, then it is Ravichandran Ashwin. Mahendra Singh Dhoni always bowled Ravichandran Ashwin in the power play. Ashwin also never disappoints Dhoni. When he bowled in the power play, then the shock was definitely given to the opposition team.