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In the fast-paced world of cricket, where boundaries are shattered and sixes soar, precision reigns supreme. But some bowlers take control to a whole new level, mastering the art of pinpoint accuracy. Today, we celebrate the legendary figures who never faltered, never strayed, never delivered a single wide ball throughout their international careers. Prepare to be amazed by these masters of discipline who redefined bowling perfection.
Another English great, Bob Willis terrorised batters with his pace, but never let his accuracy waver. His 154 appearances were a masterclass in controlled aggression, not a single wide ball marring his record.
The fiery English speedster wasn't just fast, he was precise. In his 67 Tests, Fred Trueman's deliveries hit the mark every time, never giving the slightest leeway to a wide.
The English left-arm spinner was a maestro of control, bamboozling batsmen with his accuracy. Over 100 international matches stand as a testament to his discipline, not a single wide ball interrupting his bowling rhythm.
The legendary Pakistan all-rounder Imran Khan led by example, both on and off the field. His 88 Tests and 175 ODIs saw him not only lead his team to victory, but also set an example of control, never bowling a wide or even a no-ball.
The legendary West Indian captain wasn't just a flamboyant batter, he was a master of all trades. His 20,660 career balls, bowled across formats, were testaments to his precision, not a single wide ball sullying his record.
The legendary New Zealand cricketer was a true all-rounder of skill. Not only was he brilliant with the bat, but his 86 Tests and 115 ODIs saw him bowl with unwavering accuracy, never offering a single wide ball.
The spin wizard from the Caribbean spun webs of confusion for batters, but never lost control. Across 79 Tests and 3 ODIs, Gibbs' deliveries were a testament to discipline, not a single wide ball escaping his grasp.
