Which Bowlers Have Taken Twenty-five Or More Wickets For Pakistan Against India In One-day Cricket (name The Top Five Bowlers)?

Waseem Akram, Ex-Pakistani Captain who led Pakistani Cricket team in 1999 is the man who has the record of taking more then twenty-five wickets for Pakistan against India in one-day international cricket and he is also nominated for the top five bowlers in ICC cricket ranking.

For Pakistan, bowling has always been a major weapon in the field of cricket to quash the opposition.  Specifically in the regard of fast bowling, Pakistan has produced a flurry of world-class players, the mention of which would always be incomplete without the 2 W's Wasim Akram and Waqar Younis, who are the most formidable bowling pair in the cricket world be it test cricket or one-day cricket.  As for the top wicket takers against arch rivals India, the topmost wicket taker is Wasim Akram, who has taken 60 wickets against India with an average of 25.14.  Next in the line is off-spin wizard Saqlain Mushtaq, who has taken 57 wickets in just 36 matches with an average of 24.38.  Then follows Aaqib Javed, another very talented fast bowler, who has also achieved a hat trick against India.  Aaqib has taken 54 wickets in 39 matches, averaging about 24.64 runs per wicket.  The penultimate member of the top five club against India is bowling speedstar Waqar Younis, who has taken 37 matches in 26 matches with an average of 24.48.  The fifth best bowler against India is cricket legend Imran Khan, under whose leadership Pakistan won the World Cup in 1992.  He has played 26 matches against India and has taken 35 wickets at an average of 22.25.