Champions Trophy 2017: 5 most expensive bowlers in the history of the tournament

#2 Tinashe Panyangara (Zimbabwe)

Panyangara was smacked by the Aussies

10-0-86-1 against England, ICC Champions Trophy 2004

Tinashe Panyangara, the tall right-handed medium pacer has a smooth and relaxed action. He uses the old-fashioned recipe of swing and precision to put the new ball to good use.

In the square-off against England in the Champions Trophy 2004 edition, the pacer wasn’t disciplined with his line and length, giving away 15 runs (5nb, 10w) in the form of extras. In his quota of 10 overs, the English batsmen made complete use of the bad day he was having and smacked him for a total of 86 runs which comprised of 6 fours and 1 six, at an economy of 8.60.

Thanks to the 15 illegal deliveries by him, he almost bowled two-and-a-half overs more than what was required which eventually resulted in a target of 300 for Zimbabwe to chase down. Unsurprisingly, Zimbabwe were done and dusted for a meagre total of 147 in 39 overs.