World's best 5 swing bowlers

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The talents of the greatest swing bowlers in the world are the main criteria which we use to rank them.

If you enjoy playing cricket and want to be a great baller, you should pay attention to the advice given by these top swing blowers and follow the tricks and tips given by them.

If you're looking for the best swing bowlers around the globe you will definitely find it here.

● Dale Steyn

In order to maintain his position at the top of the tree, the South African has carried on from a magnificent 2013. In 2014, he bowled 120 fewer overs than bowlers like Anderson and Broad but still managed to take 33 wickets at a terrific average.

He is capable of taking any wicket, including incredible out- and inswingers to follow savage bouncers and yorkers.

Many bowlers can swing the ball, but Steyn stands out from the competition because of his pace, competitiveness, and talent.

● James Anderson

It is not difficult to understand why Anderson is getting close to Ian Botham's English Test wicket record. The Lancashire bowler boasts the cleanest bowling action of any bowler on this list thanks to a fluid run-in and ideal wrist position that enables him to bowl with remarkable control, a respectable pace, and lengthy periods.

He is skilled in every swing-bowling trick there is, including the hooping out-swinger, the darting in-swinger, and the deft use of the reverse swing as the ball loses quality.

Anderson frequently delivers on England's need for important wickets. His ability to take wickets was a big part of how they rose to the top of the world rankings.

● Stuart Broad

Since 2008, Broad has been a crucial member of the England team, and he possesses a number of qualities that have helped him succeed as a bowler for England throughout the years.

He has the ability to bowl match-winning periods when he establishes a rhythm and pitches the ball up under ideal circumstances.

● Tim Southee

Tim Southee surpassed Kumar to claim fourth place, having taken more wickets and batted at a lower average.

In this year's successful stretch for the national team, the New Zealander has been a great bowling partner for Trent Boult. The 25-year-old bowler, who is now ranked eighth in the world by the ICC, has a history of producing strong results.

He demonstrated his ability to swing the ball both ways against the West Indies, picking up 4-19, in his finest bowling performance of the year.

● Bhuvneshwar Kumar

Kumar bowls at a slow, medium pace, but he is incredibly skilled and can produce a tremendous swing both ways in practically any situation.

India's best bowler during their summer tour of England was Kumar. He had career-best statistics of 6-82 at Lord's after posting 5-82 in the first Test, dismissing both Sam Robson and Alastair Cook with exquisite away swingers.

Despite only having participated in 11 Test matches as of age 24, we are certain to see more of his skill in the future.