ICC ranking king! The only cricketer in the world who never lost the crown of number 1 in his entire career, batsmen trembled by facing

Sir Katli Ambrose – Cricket is a game in which the best players are seen in the coming days.

Many make the world crazy at the emphasis of their bat, and many with the style of their ball. Today we are going to tell you about one such cricketer, on whose ball no batsman could hit a six till date. Many bowlers in history came and went, but hardly any bowler has shown doing such a similar feat.

It was as if it was impossible not only to hit a six off the ball of this player. The batsmen of every international team tried to hit a six on their words but not all work. After all, who was such a bowler who was afraid of all the batsmen of the century.

So let’s tell you about this great bowler –

This player is none other than West Indies superfast bowler Sir Kurtli Ambrose. Sir Katli Ambrose was born on 21 September 1963 in SweetsAngua. Kurtali played her Test debut against Pakistan in 1988. This 6 -foot 7 -inch bowler comes in the West Indies bowlers with whom all the teams used to panic. He played about 98 matches in the cricket career, during which no batsman could hit a six on a single ball.

Sir Katli Ambrose took 409 wickets in his Test life with an average of 20.99.

So what was the special special in the bowling of Sir Katli Ambrose that any batsman was afraid to hit him. And why have you been able to become a bowler like him till date. Actually there was a special reason behind this, due to which no bowler till date could become like them.

Sir Katli Ambrose is the bowler of the era when there was no limit to throw the bouncer ball. Taking advantage of this, 6 feet 7 inch long Kartlimbroz 6 used to bounced 6 marigold. Kurtli was a player who has always been at number 1 in the ICC rankings during his lifetime. He could not leave any player of his time behind. Many tried many but not all work.

Sir Katli Ambrose took 5 wickets in 22 innings in his 98 Tests and set a record of taking 10 in 3 innings. It is a matter of regret that Kurtali had to say goodbye to his cricket career due to not being able to get hurt on the shoulder. Kurtali retired from cricket on 28 December 2000. Kurtli may have been 23 years since leaving cricket, but till date no cricket lover has forgotten him.