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10) T Natarajan
Thangarasu Natarajan shot into prominence recently when he became the first Indian cricketer to make a debut across all formats in the same tour (against Australia). He didn’t disappoint the fans and the selectors as he bowled incredibly well.
Natarajan has already perfected the art of bowling toe-crushing yorkers in the Indian Premier League. With deadly weapons in his bowling arsenal, he is certain to dismantle the England’s batting line-up in the upcoming T20I series.
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Earlier, he caused all set of problems to Australian batsmen in the three-match T20I series in Australia. The left-arm fast bowler took as many as 6 wickets to his name in just 3 games, registering his best bowling figures of 3/30 at an economy rate of 6/91.
