Makhaya Ntini combined stamina and discipline to succeed on unhelpful Asian pitches, taking 48 wickets and standing out for his remarkable consistency.
Morne Morkel’s bounce and pace troubled even top Asian batters, collecting 48 wickets and offering key breakthroughs with his relentless aggression.
Keshav Maharaj’s left-arm spin has been highly effective across Asia, bagging 52 wickets in just 15 innings — a testament to his skill on turning pitches.
Shaun Pollock’s precise line and seam movement made him a consistent threat in Asian conditions, earning 60 crucial wickets with his trademark control.
Dale Steyn tops the list with 92 wickets in Asia, mastering reverse swing and raw pace even on spin-friendly tracks, proving his world-class adaptability.