Blast from the past: 7 cricketers who can make an impact in All stars T20 series

Blast from the past: 7 cricketers who can make an impact in All stars T20 series: The sky release from Curtley Ambrose and the sweet chin music from Courtney Walsh. The in-swinging yorkers of Wasim Akram to the sharp turners from Saqlain Mushtaq. You don’t have to travel time to witness some of the finest in the game of cricket, as All Star series brings you the best in the business from different generations. Lets take a look at 7 cricketers who can make an impact in All stars T20 series: 1. Lance Klusener (© Getty Images) A baseball inspired back lift, a big match temperament ; Proteas witnessed a fighter, as the world enjoyed the fine “Klusener show”. 192 wickets, an unbeaten century, a strike rate of 89.91 and 3576 runs, Lance Klusener was a vital cog in the South African line up. The show will be set up once again, only Citi field will replace the Cape Town scenes. The cricket fans will witness the trick master, as New York is all set for the big day. 2. Courtney Walsh Courtney Walsh (Photo Source: Getty Images) The run-up wasn’t poetic, but threat loomed large as the big man released the ball from the skies. The heroics have gone down in the books, but Courtney Walsh will refresh the fading tales during the Cricket All Stars series. With 746 wickets at the international arena, it will be exciting to see the legend take his bowling mark again in this lifetime. 3. Allan Donald Allan Donald. (© Getty Images) A classic action with the sun cream wary about the reputation, Allan Donald is an all time great when it comes to fast bowling. With 602 wickets in international cricket, Donald has spread his wings at different venues on different occasions. He will once again be the trump card, when Sachin’s Blasters will takes on Warne’s Warriors. 4. Curtly Ambrose Curtly Ambrose. (Photo Source: ESPNcricinfo Ltd) The name is enough to chill the spines, at 6ft 7 ins, Curtly Ambrose can make any batsman dance to his tune. The 6-24 that busted England in Trinidad is one of the all time great Test moment, while the series clinching 7-1 against Australia at WACA shadows many terror tales. With 630 international wickets to his name, the upcoming All Stars Series will spell fire with the legendary fast bowler taking his mark. 5. Wasim Akram Wasim Akram. (Photo Source: PA Photos ) A modern master, Wasim Akram can bowl 6 different yet effective balls in an over. The “Sultan of Swing” will lead the bowling pack once again in the upcoming All Stars series. A sharp thinking cricketer, Wasim Akram can swing the ball both ways . With 503 wickets in the ODI circuit and 414 wickets in the Test arena, Wasim Akram can surely turn the table in his favour. 6. Saqlain Mushtaq Saqlain Mushtaq. (© Getty Images) He is the one who brought “doosra” into the picture. Saqlain Mushtaq is best known for his sharp turners and impeccable control. The right arm off break bowler will be a vital cog in the bowling line-up for his side. A sharp cricketing logic and his ability to read the batsman’s mind will come in handy when he takes the field during the All Stars series. The legendary spinner has picked up 496 wicket in the international arena, along with the best figures of 8-164. 7. Jonty Rhodes Jonty Rhodes. (Photo Source: Getty Images) Jonty Rhodes is the man who re-defined fielding standards at the international circuit. From taking flyers to hitting bulls eye, Rhodes has been instrumental on many occasions. He has turned the match on its head numerous times. It will be a lifetime experience for the new generation to witness the excellence he posses. With 5935 runs at a strike rate of 80.90 and 139 international catches to his name, Jonty will surely be the man to watch out for. Disclaimer: Please note that the above-mentioned list only includes players who retired on or before 2004.