Once you have bought your netting systems, you can take some time out to learn more about the cricketers who took the most wickets in their career.
Muttiah Muralitharan
This Sri Lankan cricketer was voted the best ever test match bowler by the Wisden Cricket’s Almanak in 20012. The cricketer learnt to play at his private Catholic school where he was picked up on by the Tamil Union Cricket and Athletic Club.
He took 800 wickets during his career over 133 matches.
Shane Warne
Australian cricketer Shane Warne is not only regarded as one of the best bowler’s in the business, but is also famous for his cricket commentary and his poker playing.
He took 708 wickets over 145 matches.
Anil Kumble
The former captain of the Indian Cricket Team was awarded India’s fourth highest civilian honour in 2005, the Padma Shri.
He started off playing cricket on the streets of his home town of Bengaluru and joined a local club.
His nickname Jumbo, comes not only from his ability at cricket, but also his large feet.
Over 132 matches he took 619 wickets. His average of 29.44 wickets per match is the highest ever.
Glen McGrath
The Australian cricketer has retired and now runs a charity that provides breast cancer support and education to increase awareness among young women, after his wife died in 2008 from the disease.
He took 563 wickets over 124 matches.
Courtney Walsh
Representing the West Indies, Courtney played for the West Indies, as well as the Gloucestershire County Cricket Club.
He took 519 wickets over 132 matches.
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