Five leggies to watch out for in England

It is safe to say that totals in excess of 350 would not be safe and teams chasing such targets will always believe they are in the hunt. We take a look at five leg-spinners who can wreak havoc in the World Cup

Y Chahal (India)

Since making his debut in 2016, Chahal has impressed one and all with his wickettaking ability on a consistent basis. Batsmen have struggled to take him down, the Indian Premier League being a testament this season, with his sliders being as effective as ever.

A Rashid (England)

England's unassuming king of spin Adil Rashid has been instrumental in their rise in ODI ranks and the 31-year-old will be the key to his team's hopes of lifting their first World Cup. Part of Rashid's charm is his versatility, which makes him lethal even in the death overs owing to his wickettaking ability.

R Khan (Afg)

He is a sensation with the ball and is already the best bowler in the shortest format. Rashid Khan will not only carry Afghanistan's World Cup hopes on his shoulders, but will also look to get the better of some of the best batters in world cricket in his first opportunity on the biggest stage.

Adam Zampa (Aus)

Adam Zampa, who averages 35.45 at a strike rate of 38.00, has been the first-choice spinner for Australia in ODIs in the last two years. A big turner of the ball, Zampa played a crucial role in helping Australia clinch the ODI series in India. One of Zampa's greatest strengths is his accuracy.

Shadab Khan (Pak)

He might only be 20 years old, but Shadab Khan is Pakistan's primary spinner and will want to use the World Cup as a springboard to greater glory. What should work for Shadab, who could be the dark horse among leggies, is the fact that he was part of Pakistan's Champions Trophy winning team.