Players who have turned aggression into performance

3. Shane Warne:

This playboy of world cricket has made many batsmen dance to his tune. A coffee table book on Warne’s best wickets can do little justice to his craft. Not one to shy away, “Warnie” got under the opponents skin time and again, resulting in cracking the timber or a sitter back at him. He didn’t hesitate to hit Marlon Samuels during a verbal dual between the two, and left Pietersen shocked, when he sledged the English batter during the Ashes, after sharing couple of beers during their previous meeting. This legend carried on the Australian “play hard” tradition on his way to 708 test wickets.