IPL: SRH's greatest overseas XI of all time

Fast-bowling all-rounders: Daren Sammy, Thisara Perera

Daren Sammy is the only West Indian in this all-time SRH overseas XI

St. Lucia Zouks captain Daren Sammy is one of the fast-bowling all-rounders in this all-time overseas XI. The former West Indian captain played 20 games for SRH, and scored 282 runs while picking up 11 wickets. Again, although his numbers don't lend weight to his inclusion in this side, his leadership and ability to win matches single-handedly make him a must-have in this side.

Sri Lankan all-rounder Thisara Perera has had a journeyman IPL career, and his most successful spell in the tournament came at SRH. He picked up 19 wickets and scored 233 runs in the 16 games that he played for the Orange Army, his best return for any side that he has played for in the IPL.

With him being a southpaw and a destructive hitter, Perera is a shoo-in in this all-time overseas XI.

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Bowlers: Rashid Khan, Dale Steyn, Mustafizur Rahman

Rashid Khan is one of the biggest match-winners in the IPL

Perhaps the biggest match-winner in the SRH squad at the moment, mystery spinner Rashid Khan is the lead bowler in this all-time overseas XI. The Afghanistan captain has picked up 55 wickets in 46 games for SRH, and has grown increasingly handy with the bat in hand as well.

Dale Steyn is undoubtedly SRH's greatest overseas pacer of all time, with 33 wickets in 37 games at an economy rate of 6.90. The South African great lends experience and aggression to this XI, and will play for RCB in IPL 2020.

Bangladesh pacer Mustafizur Rahman makes this team despite having played only 17 games, over the course of which he picked up 17 wickets. He burst onto the scene in SRH's title-winning 2016 campaign with his vast array of slower balls and cutters, although his career has waned a touch since.

Being a left-armer, Rahman also adds variety to this strong SRH bowling attack.