Among the memorable bowlers of Indian cricket, Mufti Patel also ranks. For Mufti Patel, the day is very special and important. It was on this day in 1983 that he was born in Ikhar in Gujarat. He was also the most important bowler of India's 2011 World Cup victory. Let us know some of the highlights about Mufti Patel...

After playing cricket for nearly 15 years, Mufti Patel has said goodbye to the world of cricket. At the same time, he had said at the time of quitting cricket that he had no regrets. This is because all the players playing together have retired and only Dhoni is left.

The career of Mufti Patel has been fraught with a lot of trouble. There was a time when he received Rs 35 a day for daily wages, and the same bowler played a crucial role in making India a world champion in 2011. He himself said in an interview that he had a habit of suffering so much in his life that he had suffered. He used to work as a labourer because there was no money. Ipl has also seen his water. They play for 'Gujarat Lions' first in IPL and then 'Mumbai Indians'. More importantly, in the 2011 World Cup, Munaf Patel was the third highest wicket-taker. They had achieved a total of 11 wickets.