ten unusual bowling action in cricket history ever | most weirdest bowling actions in cricket

This video contain the top ten weirdest bowling actions in cricket including lasith malinga , jesprit bumrah, Sohail Tanveer, Paul Adam's, Kevin kothithikoda, Mike Procter, Shivil Kaushik, Colin Croft, Muttiah Muralitharan, Jeff Thomson.
Here are ten bowlers known for their unusual or distinctive bowling actions:
1. *Lasith Malinga* - Renowned for his slingy, round-arm action.
2. *Paul Adams* - Famous for his "frog in a blender" action.
3. *Sohail Tanvir* - Unique for his unorthodox left-arm action and long run-up.
4. *Shivil Kaushik* - Known for his unconventional and almost serpentine action.
5. *Colin Croft* - His unusual and angular action made him stand out.
6. *Muttiah Muralitharan* - His wristy off-spin action and hyperextended elbow created controversy and awe.
7. *Jesprit Bumrah* - He is famous for his unusual bowling action, his bowling action helps him to deliver yorkers.
8. *Kevin Koththiigoda* - Another spinner with a highly unusual action similar to Paul Adams.
9. *Jeff Thomson* - His slingshot action combined with extreme pace was feared by many batsmen.
10. *Mike Procter* - Notable for his quick arm action and unorthodox bowling style.

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