#The Great Indian Kapil Show 2

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Alia Bhatt, Rohit Sharma, NTR Jr, KJo to appear in new season of ‘The Great Indian Kapil Show’

The second season of the streaming sketch comedy show ‘The Great Indian Kapil Show’ will see guests from Hindi film industry, Telugu film industry and the world of cricket.

The trailer of the second season of the show was unveiled on Saturday, and it shows guests like Alia Bhatt, Suryakumar Yadav, Rohit Sharma, NTR Jr, Karan Johar, Saif Ali Khan and Janhavi Kapoor gracing the show, and having a gala time with the cast members like Kapil Sharma, Sunil Grover, Krushna Abhishek, Kiku Sharda, Rajiv Thakur and Archana Puran Singh.

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The Great Indian Kapil Show Season 2 Trailer : Alia Bhatt, Saif Ali Khan, Rohit Sharma, NTR Jr, And KJo Join For A Laughter Riot | People News

Mumbai: The second season of the streaming sketch comedy show ‘The Great Indian Kapil Show’ will see guests from english film industry, Telugu film industry and the world of cricket.  The trailer of the second season of the show was unveiled on Saturday, and it shows guests like Alia Bhatt, Suryakumar Yadav, Rohit Sharma, NTR Jr, Karan Johar, Saif Ali Khan and Janhavi Kapoor gracing the show, and…

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The Great Indian Kapil Show Season 2: Star-Studded Guests and Unforgettable Fun

The Great Indian Kapil Show Season 2: Bigger Names in Guest AppearancesComedy, Games, and Much MoreHeartwarming and Energetic MomentsThe Great Indian Kapil Show Season 2: A Promising ReturnCan Season 2, then, do even better? Well, it is finally the end of all those waits! Here comes the Great Indian Kapil Show Season 2 Trailer for Netflix India that features a sneak-peek look at the fun and…

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The Great Indian Kapil Show Returns: Season 2 Confirmed

Fans of Kapil Sharma’s comedy can rejoice as Netflix India has officially renewed “The Great Indian Kapil Show” for its second season. This weekly comedy extravaganza, which debuted on March 30, has garnered much attention with over 12 episodes aired, culminating in its season finale set for June 22. For more information, visit https://jay-ho.com/the-great-indian-kapil-show-returns-season-2-confirmed/

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kapil sharma RRR game

(listen, i'm not fully fluent in hindi, and kapil breaks out the punjabi unexpectedly, so i might be wrong with some parts of the translation)

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[0.:05]

kapil: sir, i'm going to play a game with you. alia, everyone will have headphones over their ears. from that, music will play. i will say a line, and you have to lip read that, then you have to tell ram sir, ram has to tell ntr sir, ntr has to tell rajamouli sir.

so are you guys ready?

please bring the headphones.

[0:35]

kapil: alia, first you come here please. (whispers) together we can beat the south-indians.

this whole game is on you, alia, based on how you explain to the others and how you guess. music will play, and don't play it too loud (to the crew), the girl is like a flower, her ears (are delicate).

please come up here, sirs.

alia: everyone come here.

[1:05]

kapil: "zindagi jhandhwa, phir bhi ghamandwa" (first phrase, which means that your life is shit but you're still arrogant/you think you're something special)

(repeats the phrase)

alia: how can i speak? (because the music is so loud)

kapil: just speak, just speak

[1:24]

alia to charan: "zindagi"

charan: "zindagi"

alia: "jhandwa" (starts laughing)

charan: "jalwa?" (jalwa means like fire/charismatic/splendid/awesome from what i understand)

alia: "zindagi jhandhwa, phir bhi ghamandwa"

[1:36]

charan to tarak: "zindagi"

tarak: yeah, "zindagi jalwa", i got that, (tell me) what's after that

charan: "phir bhi bewda" (bewda means clumsy/drunkard i believe)

tarak: "zindagi jalwa phir bhi bewda"?? (i guess means like 'life is great but i'm still an alcoholic? i don't think it makes any sense either)

charan: yeah

(laughter)

[1:50]

tarak to ssr: "zindagi"

ssr: *confused*

tarak: (something in telugu, probably along the lines of 'say it back to me')

ssr: "zindagi"

tarak: "jalwa". jalwa! like halwa! (halwa is a sweet food)

ssr: "jalwa! zindagi jalwa"

tarak: "phir bhi"

ssr: "mein bhi" (different preposition, alters meaning slightly)

tarak: "phir bhi"! ph! ph! (uses telugu word i think)

(finally communicates it)

ssr: "zindagi jalwa phir bhi bewda"?

(first round over, general laughter and outrage at the nonsense)

[2:34]

alia: i don't think i said anything wrong?

kapil: you (alia) were right, what did you say?

alia: "zindagi jhandwa phir bhi ghamandwa"

kapil: and what did ram sir say?

charan: "zindagi jalwa phir bhi bewda"

(laughter)

tarak: but what was the original thing, sir?

alia: "zindagi jhandwa phir bhi ghamandwa"

[3:03]

kapil: okay, the second line--

alia: please play the music now!

tarak: (says something in telugu, 'baaga' means good, so he might have been referring to the game or the music, not sure)

kapil: okay. "machhli jal ki rani hai, meri nani shaani hai" (second phrase, which means that 'the fish is the queen of the ocean/water, and my maternal grandmother is shaani'; that is either a name or an adjective i haven't heard before; the first half is part of a nursery rhyme, i think)

alia: "badi?" (badi means big)

[3:18]

alia to charan: "machhli jal ki rani hai"

charan: easy, take it easy.

alia: "machhli jal ki rani hai, badi nachari hai" (i believe badi nachari hai means 'is very poor', i could be wrong)

[3:36]

charan to tarak: "machhli jal ki rani hai"

tarak: "bijli"? (means electricity)

charan: "jal" (makes wave motions witb his hand to show it's water) "ki rani hai"

alia: "no, you can't do that (make gestures)

charan: okay, "jal ki rani hai"

tarak: "bijli jal ki rani hai"? (electricity is the queen of the ocean/water)

charan: "macchli!"

tarak: "machhli jal ki rani hai"

charan: "phir bhi"...? (turns to ask alia what the rest was) ...second part?

alia: "badi nachari hai"

charan: "phir bhi badi nachari hai!"

tarak: (confused) "machhli jal ki rani hai, phir bhi"

charan: "phir bhi"... (also confused)

tarak: "phir bhi"?

charan: ey, just say whatever, bro!

(laughter)

charan: "phir bhi maharani hai" (means, and yet she is a great queen/empress)

[4:13]

tarak to ssr: "machhli" (fish)

ssr: "bajrangi!" (lord hanuman)

tarak: "machhli!"

ssr: "bachti"?

tarak: fish, fish! "machhli!"

ssr: ah, "machhli!"

tarak: "machhli jal ki rani hai"

ssr: "machhli jal ki rani hai!"

tarak: yeah. (turns to charan) "phir bhi maharani hai?"

charan: just say whatever

tarak to ssr: okay, "phir bhi maharani hai"

ssr: (understanding) "phir bhi maharani hai". okay, "machhli jal ki rani hai, phir bhi maharani hai" (meaning, the fish is the queen of the ocean, and yet she is the empress)

[4:49]

alia: what was the original?

kapil: okay, so the actual line was this, "machhli jal ki rani hai, meri nani shaani hai", but still everyone got 50% correct

[5:00]

alia: one more? one more, i like this game

kapil: "bhains poonch uthayegi, toh sober hi rahegi" (this is a modification of the original phrase, and i guess it means 'if the buffalo lifts its tail, it'll remain sober? i'm not aware of any other meaning of sober, so this sounds like nonsense)

alia: what? (kapil repeats the phrase and she's still confused, he acts it out) "bhains, poonch, hila rahi hai" (means the buffalo is shaking the tail, i think, but i also have heard 'hilana' as slang for masturbating)

(kapil explains once again, and she doesn't get the second half, so he changes it to the original film phrase: "bhains poonch uthayegi, toh gober hi karegi" which means when the buffalo lifts its tail, it's going to shit cow dung, i suppose that means there's no point being surprised about something, what did you expect)

kapil: (say) whatever you want.

alia: (still confused, thinks he's saying the line) "jo kamaaye"? (something about earning)

(goes through it one more time)

alia: "bhains poonch uthaye, toh bade kamaaye?" (means if the buffalo lifts his tail, you'll earn a lot of money)

kapil: sure

charan: kapil sir, the song ended just now

[5:53]

alia to charan: "bhains poonch uthaye"

charan: "main poonch"...? (about to say 'when i lift my tail')

alia: "bhains!" (buffalo, not you)

charan: oh, "bhains!"

alia: "bhains poonch uthaye, toh bade kamaaye"

charan: "bhains ka poonch bade kamaal ki hai" (means the buffalo's tail is really awesome)

[6:14]

charan to tarak: "bhains ka poonch bade kamaal ki hai"

tarak: (confused)

(alia stops him, asks kapil to tell her the phrase again)

kapil: the buffalo has put its tail back down

alia: ???

kapil: (repeats the line) "bhains poonch uthayegi, toh gober hi karegi"

alia: OH! (turns to charan) "bhains poonch uthaye, toh rupay laaye" (means when the buffalo lifts its tail, it will bring rupees)

[6:35]

charan to tarak: "bhains ka poonch uthayega, toh paisa aaya" (essentially the same meaning, when the buffalo lifts its tail, then money came)

tarak: (tries to understand, so confused; the others tell him to pass it on) what am i supposed to say?

kapil: explain, explain to him (ssr) now

charan: say it

[6:58]

tarak to ssr: "bhains"

ssr: "bhains"

tarak: "poonch uthaye"

ssr: "poonch utha!"

both tarak and charan: "toh paise aaye"

ssr: "toh paisa aaya"??

[7:14]

kapil: okay, now remove your headphones!

ssr: what is that?

tarak and charan: was that correct?

kapil: so what i said to alia was, "bhains poonch uthayegi, toh sober hi rahegi", at first. she didn't understand. so then i said the exact line "bhains poonch uthayegi, toh gober hi karegi". she (alia) said, when the buffalo lifts its tail, then money (rupees) comes. when the buffalo lifts the tail, does an ATM open there or something?

(alia is embarrassed)

kapil: but it was a wonderful game! you all played very well! please come sit.

-

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The Great Indian Kapil Show: Comedian Kapil Sharma is in the news for season 2 of his show ‘The Great Indian Kapil Show’. Its promo has been shared, in which the star cast of ‘Jigra’ will be seen for the first time. Comedian Kapil Sharma has been in the news for quite some time about ‘The Great Indian Kapil Show’. It will be streamed on the OTT platform Netflix. It will be streamed from…

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Kapil Sharma’s 'The Great Indian Kapil Show 2' to Stream Soon: Alia Bhatt and Karan Johar to Light Up the First Episode

Kapil Sharma is set to make a grand return with the much-awaited second season of ‘The Great Indian Kapil Show’, and this time it’s going to be even bigger and better. The new season will premiere on Netflix on September 21, 2024, and fans are eager to see what the beloved comedian has in store. The recently released trailer has already created a buzz, showcasing snippets of various celebrities…

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The Great Indian Kapil Show Season 2: Kapil Sharma Teases Fans with New Pictures and Premiere Date - Jul 13, 2024

The Great Indian Kapil Show Season 2: Kapil Sharma Teases Fans with New Pictures and Premiere Date – Jul 13, 2024 The Great Indian Kapil Show Season 2: Kapil Sharma Teases Fans with New Pictures and Premiere Date #TheGreatIndianKapilShow #KapilSharmaFans #Season2Premiere #KapilSharmaPictures #IndianComedyKing The excitement for The Great Indian Kapil Show Season 2 is reaching fever pitch as…

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Top 10 Anchors for Every Style: Finding the Perfect Host for Your Event

Selecting the right anchor for your event can make all the difference in ensuring a seamless and engaging experience. Whether it's a corporate gathering, a wedding, a concert, or a television show, the right anchor can captivate the audience and keep the event flowing smoothly. This article highlights the top 10 anchors for every style, ensuring you find the perfect host for your occasion.

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The Importance of Choosing the Right Anchor

An anchor is the face and voice of your event, responsible for engaging the audience, maintaining the schedule, and setting the overall tone. The top anchors possess a unique blend of charisma, professionalism, and adaptability, allowing them to connect with various audiences and handle unexpected situations with ease. Choosing the right anchor can elevate your event, making it memorable and enjoyable for all attendees.

Top 10 Anchors for Every Style

1.Kapil Sharma* -Style:* Comedy and Entertainment -Notable Events:* Comedy Nights with Kapil, The Kapil Sharma Show -Why Choose:* Kapil Sharma's impeccable timing and humor make him a top choice for entertainment events, award shows, and weddings. His ability to connect with the audience through laughter ensures a lively and engaging atmosphere.

2.Barkha Dutt* -Style:* News and Current Affairs -Notable Events:* NDTV's We The People, various political debates -Why Choose:* Barkha Dutt's authoritative presence and expertise in handling serious topics make her ideal for news panels, conferences, and seminars. Her in-depth knowledge and interviewing skills ensure insightful and meaningful discussions.

3.Manish Paul* -Style:* Versatile and Dynamic -Notable Events:* Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa, Indian Idol -Why Choose:* Manish Paul's energetic personality and versatility make him suitable for a wide range of events, from reality shows to corporate functions. His quick wit and charm keep the audience entertained and engaged.

4.Mini Mathur* -Style:* Lifestyle and Fashion -Notable Events:* Indian Idol, various fashion events -Why Choose:* Mini Mathur's elegance and grace make her a perfect fit for lifestyle, fashion events, and high-profile weddings. Her sophisticated presence and excellent communication skills add a touch of class to any event.

5.Rajdeep Sardesai* -Style:* Political and Economic Analysis -Notable Events:* India Today, CNN-IBN -Why Choose:* Rajdeep Sardesai's deep understanding of political and economic issues makes him an ideal anchor for business conferences, policy discussions, and academic forums. His analytical approach ensures a thought-provoking event.

6.Archana Puran Singh* -Style:* Comedy and Television -Notable Events:* Comedy Circus, The Kapil Sharma Show -Why Choose:* Archana Puran Singh's vibrant personality and infectious laughter make her a great choice for television shows, comedy events, and informal gatherings. Her ability to create a joyous atmosphere keeps the audience engaged.

7.Shivani Dandekar* -Style:* Sports and Entertainment -Notable Events:* IPL, music festivals -Why Choose:* Shivani Dandekar's passion for sports and entertainment, coupled with her engaging personality, makes her perfect for sports events, music festivals, and youth-centric programs. Her lively presence adds excitement to any event.

8.Sushant Mehta* -Style:* Bollywood and Celebrity Interviews -Notable Events:* Bollywood award shows, celebrity talk shows -Why Choose:* Sushant Mehta's insider knowledge of Bollywood and his rapport with celebrities make him a top choice for film awards, celebrity interviews, and entertainment news shows. His charismatic style keeps the audience hooked.

9.Roshan Abbas* -Style:* Corporate and Business Events -Notable Events:* Corporate summits, product launches -Why Choose:* Roshan Abbas's professionalism and experience in hosting corporate events make him ideal for business conferences, product launches, and seminars. His ability to engage with a corporate audience ensures a successful event.

10.Gaurav Kapur* -Style:* Sports and Entertainment -Notable Events:* IPL, Extraaa Innings T20 -Why Choose:* Gaurav Kapur's expertise in sports and his charismatic style make him a favorite for sports events, talk shows, and entertainment programs. His engaging approach and deep knowledge of sports captivate the audience.

Conclusion

Choosing the right anchor is essential for the success of any event. The top 10 anchors highlighted in this article offer a diverse range of styles and expertise, ensuring that you find the perfect host for your specific occasion. Whether you need a comedian to keep the audience laughing, a political analyst for a serious discussion, or a versatile host for a dynamic event, these anchors can make your event unforgettable. By selecting one of the top anchors for every style, you can ensure a smooth, engaging, and memorable experience for all attendees.

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tvrundown USA 2024.06.15

Saturday, June 15th:

(streaming shows): The Great Indian Kapil Show (netflix), The Fable (hulu), I Kissed a Boy (hulu, UK gay dating show, stateside premiere, first 2 eps), Miss Night and Day (netflix, Korean workplace rom-com, series premiere)

(original made-for-TV movies): "The Wedding Rule" (UPtv, earlier, ~2hrs), "A Greek Recipe for Romance" (HALL, 2hrs), "Yoga Teacher Killer: The Kaitlin Armstrong Story" (LIFE, 2hrs+)

(other highlights): Murdoch Mysteries (OVAtion), Mind Your Business (BounceTV), Dinner and a Movie (TBS, "The Greatest Showman" from 2017)

(latenight "Toonami" [adultswim]): My Adventures With Superman (#2.05), Zom 100 (#1.09), One Piece (#17.043), Naruto Shippuden (#22.12), Dragon Ball Z Kai (#1.14), Ninja Kamuai (#1.03 dub), Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba (#2.11 repeat), [episode titles at ToonamiNews]

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Why Is Karan Johar Single? Here's What We Know! | People News

Mumbai: Bollywood multi-hyphenate Karan Johar, who last directed the romantic comedy ‘Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani’, opened up on his relationship or companionship woes. On Saturday, the trailer of the second season of the streaming comedy sketch show ‘The Great Indian Kapil Show’ was unveiled, and it shows KJo as the part of the line-up which also features Alia Bhatt, Suryakumar Yadav, Rohit…

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Sunil Grover's Salman Khan Mimicry Gets Thumbs Up from the Star Himself

Salman Khan’s Positive Reaction to Sunil Grover’s PerformanceWhat to Expect from The Great Indian Kapil Show Season 2 The much-awaited The Great Indian Kapil Show is almost here, and fans await the comical reunion of Sunil Grover and Krushna Abhishek. Amidst some of the best moments of the finale was the hilarious impersonation of Bollywood superstar Salman Khan by Sunil, right next to Krushna…

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Kapil Sharma Announces Season 2 of The Great Indian Kapil Show on Netflix

Kapil Sharma has confirmed that The Great Indian Kapil Show will be returning for a second season on Netflix. The news comes after the successful run of the show’s first season, which aired from March to June this year. The announcement has thrilled fans who have been eagerly awaiting the show’s return. Visit- https://jay-ho.com/kapil-sharma-announces-season-2-of-the-great-indian-kapil-show-on-netflix/

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Best all rounder in the world

The bowlers and batsmen are crucial to the team and frequently the ones who decide games. But what separates the two teams is the ability—or, in some circumstances, the mere existence of an all-rounder. An all-rounder is one of a cricket team's most important player. Every team makes an effort to have an all-rounder in their lineup in order to reach the ideal team balance. An all-rounder player is a team saviour who help team to win matches at any stage of the game.

Here’s a list of Best All Rounder In The World –

1.Jaques Kallis Unquestionably, Kallis is one of cricket's greatest all-rounders of all time. He would be regarded as one of the greatest South African players of all time. When his team needed him, the all-rounder delivered for his side. When batting against some of the top teams, he displayed sound technique. When it came to holding the innings from one end in both forms (Test & ODI), his adaptability was simply amazing. In addition, Kallis is regarded as one of South Africa's most reliable players with the ball and the bat. The all-rounder bowled with his right arm, medium pace, and struck the deck hard to surprise the batters. With his shrewd seam movement, Kallis effectively shifted the ball. In 166 Test matches, he scored 13289 runs by scoring 45 centuries, 58 half-centuries, and a highest total of 224. In his Test career, he averaged 55.37, which is truly remarkable. His best bowling performance in tests was 6/54 with 292 wickets taken. With an average of 44.36, a best score of 139, and 17 centuries and 86 half-centuries, he scored 11579 runs in 328 ODIs. He had a career-best 5/30 in ODIs while taking 273 wickets.

2.Imran Khan Imran Khan, who is one of the greatest all-rounders and captains in Pakistani cricket history, influenced tens of thousands of players during his career. The legendary cricketer oversaw the group with a firm determination, guiding them to victory in the 1992 World Cup for limited overs. He was a great bowler who used his seaming deliveries and his line outside the off stump to end partnerships. He was a master of the reverse swing because, with his swing and speed, he could catch even a batter who was well-positioned. The right-hander consistently delivered as a batsman when his team required it. In 88 Test matches, he recorded 362 wickets, with the best bowling statistics of 8/58. In his Test career, he scored 3807 runs, including a best score of 146, while recording 6 centuries and 18 half-centuries. He recorded 182 wickets in 175 ODIs, with a best bowling average of 6/14. and scored 3709 runs, the best of which was an unbeaten 102, by recording one century and 19 half-centuries.

3.Ian Botham One of the greatest all-around cricket players in history is Ian Botham. A generation of English cricketers were impressed by Botham, particularly by this accomplishment. The all-around player is regarded as having one of the strongest personalities in English athletic history. Botham posed a danger as a pacer in cloudy conditions thanks to his quick outswings. Botham employed in-swingers in addition to his deft leg cutters to confuse batsmen. With his powerful hitting, Botham was a destructive batsman who had the ability to alter a game's result. In 102 Test matches, he scored 5200 runs, with a 208 as his highest, 14 hundreds and 22 half-centuries. In his Test career, Botham recorded the highest bowling statistics of 8/34 while taking 383 wickets. Both, as he was affectionately known, claimed 145 wickets in 116 ODIs, with the best bowling figures of 4/31. In his ODI career, he scored 2113 runs by recording 9 half-centuries, with his best score coming at 79.

4.Kapil Dev A group of Indian cricket players were greatly influenced by Kapil Dev. When his team won the world championship for India in 1983, the "Haryana Hurricane," as he is affectionately known, brought about a significant shift in Indian cricket. In terms of his bowling, Kapil showed remarkable flexibility to a variety of situations. The batsmen were taken aback by the all-rounder's speed and bounce. In cloudy environments like England and on wickets like Australia, he frequently delivered fast back-of-length deliveries. Kapil Dev was a batsman who always held his own against the other bowlers. His tenacious attitude and fighting spirit were praised all over the globe. On fast wickets, he could successfully pull even hard-length short balls, and he drove his drives hard. He played in 131 Tests, scoring 5248 runs with a best score of 163, 8 centuries, and 27 half-centuries. In his Test career, he recorded the highest bowling figures of 9/83 and claimed 434 wickets. He played in 225 ODIs and scored 3783 runs, the highest of which was an unbeaten 175 runs. He also made 1 century and 14 half-centuries.

5.Garry Sobers Garry Sobers is widely regarded as one of the greatest all-rounders in the world. He was an excellent fielder, a fierce batsman, and a highly trained bowler. He primarily began his career as a bowler, but he quickly moved up the hitting order. Sobers flicked the ball with ease and drove the ball wonderfully with his graceful timing. In his Test career, he took 235 wickets and had the highest bowling line of 6/73. In test, Sobers scored triple century against Pakistan in 1958, moving him to 365 not out and breaking the previous record for the highest individual total in an innings. Before Brian Lara scored 375 in 1994, his mark stood. For the West Indies, Sobers played in 93 Test matches, amassing 8032 runs at an average of 57.78 and 235 wickets at an average of 34.03. He has the fifth-highest Test batting average with more than 5,000 runs. His average of 57.78 is the all time best and uncomparable with any batsman in the history of test cricket, with the exception of the great Sir Donald Bradman.

6.Chris Cairns Chris Cairns is regarded one of the greatest all-rounder ever that New Zealand has ever produced. He was a fast-medium pace bowler who was also a powerful middle order batsman with the ability to smash huge sixes straight down the field. He assisted his side in the 2000 ICC Knockout Trophy final by scoring an unbeaten century against India to lead them to victory. For New Zealand, he played in 62 Test Matches, scored 3320 test runs, averaging 33.54, and had five test hundreds. Additionally, he had 13 five wicket hauls in tests, 218 test wickets taken at a very respectable average of 29.40. He played in 215 one-day internationals, where he scored 4950 runs, four hundreds, and 201 wickets at an average of 32.81 with four 5-wicket hauls. He formerly held the world record for most sixes in Test cricket (87). He was one of the best all-rounders in the world, and in March 2004 he became just the sixth cricketer to record an all-rounder's double by taking 200 wickets and scoring 3000 runs.

7.Lance Klusener Lance Klusener is regarded as one of the best all-rounders to have ever played for South Africa. Klusener represented South Africa in both formats, he is primarily remembered for his enormous contribution in the ODIs, where he cultivated his reputation as an aggressive batsman. He showed signs of big-hitting on the route to the 1999 World Cup, which led to him being chosen as the player of the tournament. In 2000, he was also chosen as the Wisden Cricketer of the Year for his outstanding international cricketing performance. Klusener played in 49 Test matches, scoring 1906 runs (four hundreds and eight half-centuries) in total. His excellent 174-run Test innings was his highest score, and in the same format, he took 80 wickets, with best 8/64. (against India). In terms of his ODI career, he scored 3567 runs in 171 games. He made 2 hundreds and 19 half-centuries while maintaining a batting average of 41.10 in ODIs. His career-best figures were 6/12, which he racked up 192 wickets.

8.Andrew Flintoff The flamboyant all-rounder will be regarded as one of English cricket's top all-rounders. Flintoff's batting and bowling would have set a lot of milestones. His unpredictable length and ability to move the ball with deft seam moves off the field gave him the ability to break partnerships. The right-hander had a devastating swing with the bat as a batsman. Flintoff had a strong bottom hand that he used to cut the ball, and he had the ability to strike the ball into the stands by striking the ground. When he single-handedly defeated Australia in the game, "Freddie," as he was affectionately known, was the reason England won the Ashes in 2005.Flintoff played in 79 Test matches, total 3845 runs with a best score of 167, 5 centuries, and 26 half-centuries. In his Test career, he recorded the best bowling stats of 5/58 while taking 226 wickets. Flintoff scored 3394 runs in 141 ODIs, with a top score of 123. He also recorded 3 centuries and 18 half-centuries. In ODI matches, he had a best bowling average of 5/18 and took 169 wickets.

9.Abdul Razzaq Abdul Razzaq is one of the greatest all-rounder who was fantastic right-handed batter and a right-arm medium quick bowler. Razzaq was the only player on the team with the ability to ignite the new ball and the composure to bat at any position. Abdul Razzaq is one of the best cricket ball hitters that cricket world has ever seen. He was awarded man of the series in the 1999–2000 Carlton and United Series for his all-around performance. After the legendary Imran Khan, he became one of Pakistan's top all-rounders thanks to his ability to swing the ball both ways as well as the strength and versatility he takes to the plate. Nobody will ever forget his performance in throughout 1999 world cup. Razzaq scored 112, his highest score against South Africa in 2002. Additionally memorable was Razzaq's contribution to the 2009 T20 World Cup's victory. In the final match, Razzaq got 3 wickets against Sri Lanka conceded 20 runs. On 2010, in the second ODI against South Africa, Razzaq played a match-winning innings of 109 not out off 72 balls at a strike rate of 151.38, his third One Day International century. Razzaq played in 265 ODI matches and scored 5080 runs which include three hundreds and taken 269 wickets with best figures of 6/35.

10.Richard Hadlee With Hadlee’s focused attitude both on and off the field, the all-around player set a great standard. Hadlee did a good job of adjusting as a pacer to the surroundings and tracks he faced. Even on flat batting tracks, Hadlee bowled with incredible speed and produced uneven bounce with his hard-length deliveries. He was a capable batsman who could play at positions 6, 7, and even 8. Hadlee could cut the ball well in the gaps and perform precise backfoot punches. In 86 Test matches, he recorded 431 wickets, with a 9/52 bowling average being his highest. In his Test career, he scored 3124 runs by recording 2 hundreds and 15 half-centuries. Hadlee recorded the highest bowling statistics of 5/25 while taking 158 wickets in 115 ODIs. In his ODI career, he scored 1751 runs by recording 4 half-centuries, with the best score being 79.