Anil Kumble revisited his special day, recalling what went through his mind as he closed in on taking the 10th Pakistan wicket

India's Anil Kumble on February 7, 1999, became the second man in the history of Test cricket to take 10 wickets for a single inning. What made the epic accomplishment significantly increasingly unique was that it came against most outstanding opponents Pakistan after the group was 0-1 down in the arrangement. This happened on day 4 of that test match. Kumble just ransacked the Pakistan batting order at the Feroz Shah Kotla ground and helped India to win by 212-runs.

Kumble is one of the most talented bowlers of the Indian cricket team. He has been part of many wins of the Indian cricket team during his time. During that historic match, the Indian team was struggling with their runs and Kumble became the savior.

India was 0-1 down in the arrangement; be that as it may, India's standard batting execution in the subsequent innings made it additionally testing to square it. In the wake of overseeing 252 in the main innings, the hosts made sure about a 80-run lead and set Pakistan an unrealistic 420 to win for which Saeed Anwar and Shahid Afridi sewed a 101-run opening stand. In the long run, Anil Kumble's an ideal opportunity to make history tagged along in the fourth innings as the sightseers had no solutions to his leggies on breaking down the track.

It happened just yesterday for Kumble

After tea, Kumble got 7, 8, and 9. He needed to unlearn every one of his abilities and bowl wide. Be that as it may, Kumble didn't ask him. He thought, 'How about they give Wasim a solitary.' But Kumble thought that he needed to get one that over, on the grounds that it would have been humiliating to ask one more. He was simply ordained. One down in an arrangement, against Pakistan, is simply so uncommon.

It resembles it's happened yesterday for Kumble. It was extraordinary. Kumble thinks he is the best when the wicket is two-paced and there is lopsided bob.

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