Ranking Top 5 Controversial Cricketers | Shreesanth Controversy

Cricket offers a tonne of entertainment, which we and you all find to be entertaining. The convos about cricket's activities included some of its legendary players as well. In the history of cricket, there have been many such players that have continued to be discussed, but today we'll focus on a select few who stand out.

S. Sreesanth: No other Indian cricketer was like S. Sreesanth. He wasn't submissive or subtle. Sreesanth was a player who was always in your face. His celebrations were over the top, as were his antics. Sreesanth was a very challenging player to control. Former Indian captain MS Dhoni is infamous for once saying that he doesn't know how to handle Sreesanth. The gifted but odd fast bowler accused Harbhajan Singh of assaulting him during an IPL match. However, after his match-fixing incident, Sreesanth's career reached rock bottom. After this, he received a lifetime ban. Due to his attitude, a promising career took a sharp turn for the worst.

Shane Warne: One of cricket's colourful characters was Shane Warne. He showed everyone his true feelings. Adam Gilchrist and Steve Waugh were not Warne's friends. Before the opening match of the 2003 World Cup, he was cut from the team. Warne's use of a controlled substance was the cause of his exclusion. In the BBL, Warne and Marlon Samuels had a well-known altercation. He was never too far from a fight.

Shahid Afridi: The uncontested star of Pakistani cricket is Shahid Afridi. Afridi always steals the show with his antics. His actions off the field can get a lot of attention as well. To help with reverse swing, an eccentric cricketer help with reverse swing, an eccentric cricketer once chewed a white ball in Australia. His move drew harsh criticism. Afridi is well-recognized for saying various things from both feet. His pointless viewpoints on border tensions have always drawn criticism. The obvious starting point of the conflict between Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Asif was Afridi. Following the dispute, the pace bowling pair was kicked from the squad. Smartly, Afridi averted punishment

Andrew Symonds: The brilliance of Andrew Symonds was unique to his generation. He was the only one who affected the result of the game. A fantastic batsman, an outstanding fielder, and a versatile bowler, Symonds was a captain's dream. However, Symonds was just one thing short of being an all-time great. His character constrained him. When Symonds was touring England, he went fishing. Ricky Ponting, the then-Australian captain, didn't take this well. His career was abruptly over after the monkey gate incident.

Shoaib Akhtar: Shoaib Akhtar, a Pakistani sprinter, was the controversy's favorite kid. Regardless of how well he did, he always made the news. The festivities of Akhtar were something. Akhtar was always entertaining to watch as he sledged opponents, charged in quickly, and flattened batters. There have been rumors about him underperforming in several games throughout his career. His conflict with Asif was widely known. Akhtar and Afridi, another outlaw, did not get along well. Akhtar was infamously referred to as the world of cricket's bad boy.