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NOTE: Mainly test cricket is considered.Let’s start with the countriesIndia: Definitely no way. Barring Kapil Dev, Zaheer and to some extent Srinath nobody else. It is only now that we have got Bumrah and Shami.Sri Lanka- I can’t recall anyone else other than Chaminda Vaas and Malinga (Malinga wasn’t even good in tests)Bangladesh- ….England-There used to be a very good swing bowler named Ian Botham (before him Bob Willis) and after him there was Stuart Broad, Flintoff, Anderson and now Archer, Woakes etc. But overall not many.New Zealand- Richard Hadlee was excellent, then came Bond who players only 18 tests. Only now NZ have a lethal attack comprising Boult, Southee and WagnerPakistan- Pakistan had Imran Khan and Sarfaraz Nawaz first. Sarfaraz wasn’t as great as Imran but he discovered reverse swing along with Imran. Then Wasim, Waqar and for a short period of time Amir and Asif. Shoaib was good but not particularly great. Overall Pakistan produced fast bowlers better than the above countries.The main contest is between South Africa, Australia and West Indies(Ignore the points table, just for reference)South Africa- South Africa did produce good fast bowlers but not on an international level. The Apartheid ban is such a shame for the cricketing talents. After the ban, there came a fast Bowler named Allan Donald, White Lightning. One of the best ever. He was accompanied by not-so-good bowlers like McMillan and Fanie De Villiers (Fanie was good for some time though). Then he and Shaun Pollock formed a lethal combination. Soon, Makhaya Ntini joined and the Trio was extremely lethal. When Donald Retired, Dale Steyn entered and still had Ntini to support. Later by the early 2010s, South Africa had the best fast bowling attack they ever had and it lasted for 6–7 years- Dale Steyn, Morne Morkel and Vernon Philander. 439, 309, 224 wickets respectively. When all of them left, Kagiso Rabada and Ngidi joined and Rabada is in red hot form, having already taken 202 wickets.West Indies- Oh goodness- They had a factory of fast bowlers in the 70s and 80s. Malcom Marshall, Andy Roberts, Colin Croft, Joel Garner, Michael Holding. Before that, Wes Hall and Charlie Griffith made a dangerous combination. Later in the Ninties, they still had a hostile bowling lineup cosisting of Curtly Ambrose, Courtney Walsh and Ian Bishop. But after 2000, none of them matched the level. West Indies bowling just vanished all of a sudden. :-(Australia- They had Charlie Turner in the 19th century who was one of the best bowlers. Then in the 1950s, Ray Lindwall and Keith Miller made a superb opening bowling combination. In the 70s and early 80s, Dennis Lillee, Jeff Thomson terrorised the opposition with their express pace and bounce, and were consistently fast. The bowling quality declined sharply and they had only Craig McDermott in the late 80s and early 90s who were recognisable.However, Later by the mid 90s, a legendary fast bowler named Glenn McGrath started to show his prowess. He was accompanied by Damien Fleming and Michael Kasporwicz. Few years later, he along with Lee and Gillespie formed a wonderful trio and dominated the 2000–2007. Later they found Mitchell Johnson who till 2015 along with Peter Siddle, managed the pace attack. And finally now we have a deadly combination of Starc, Cummins and Hazlewood.My choice- Australia. Though the Windies had the best till 2000, Australia had great fast bowlers consistently. South Africa is close to Australia. If they had played the 70s to 90s and had produced one or two great bowlers, I would have put them on par with Australia.

The problem is very simple as the constraints given are:All digits must be distinctNumber should be greater than 2000None of the given numbers are zeroSince we are given 5 numbers and we are looking for all numbers greater than 2000, let us split the problem into 2 categories:4 digit number greater than 2000 :First digit must be 2,3,4,5 - Hence [math]4[/math] possibilities [math](n_1 = 4)[/math]Second digit can be from 1,2,3,4,5 (5 possibilities) but not same as first digit. This means [math]5 – 1 = 4[/math] possibilities[math] (n_2 = 4)[/math]Third digit can be from 1,2,3,4, 5 (5 possibilities) but not same as first and second digits. This means [math]5 – 2 = 3 [/math]possibilities [math](n_3 = 3)[/math]Fourth digit can be from 1,2,3,4,5 (5 possibilities) but not same as first, second or third digits. This means[math] 5 – 3 = 2[/math] possibilities [math](n_4 = 2)[/math]Total number of possibilities for 4 digits = [math]P_1 = n_1 * n_2 * n_3 * n_4 = 4 * 4 * 3 * 2 = 96[/math]5 digit number (All 5 digit numbers are greater than 2000) :First digit can be 1,2,3,4,5 - Hence [math]5[/math] possibilities [math](n_5 = 5)[/math]Second digit can be from 1,2,3,4,5 (5 possibilities) but not same as first digit. This means [math]5 – 1 = 4[/math] possibilities[math] (n_6 = 4)[/math]Third digit can be from 1,2,3,4, 5 (5 possibilities) but not same as first and second digits. This means [math]5 – 2 = 3 [/math]possibilities [math](n_7 = 3)[/math]Fourth digit can be from 1,2,3,4,5 (5 possibilities) but not same as first, second or third digits. This means[math] 5 – 3 = 2[/math] possibilities [math](n_8 = 2)[/math]Total number of possibilities for 4 digits = [math]P_2 = n_5 * n_6 * n_7 * n_8 = 5 * 4 * 3 * 2 = 120[/math]Total number of possibilities =[math] P_1 + P_2 = 96 + 120 = 216[/math]

Pullela GopichandHe has trained PV Sindhu, Kidambi Srikanth, Saina Nehwal,Jwala Gutta for four different games.During PV Sindhu’s semi final match. He told PV SINDHU that “ SHE has no Weapons” . Which gave her a confidence and she won the set with 11 straight points.He helped Saina Nehwal in 2012 London Olympics to get bronze. In 2016 he improved his coaching skill by getting PV Sindhu a silver.His own journey as a badminton player was quite tough that inspired him to help other players.Gopichand’s last title had come 15 years ago, and after a bad Olympics campaign for him. He had been at his top form both game-wise and physically but had no support at Sydney 2000.Pullelaa Gopichand playing with enduring pain and on plaster at the SAARC Badminton tourney on 28March 1996 at Vijyawada.He had no coach to turn to. None there to comfort him or boost his confidence. His best chance of winning an Olympics was shattered ,so he made up his mind that he wouldn’t allow another Indian to feel that way in front of the world.He got into coaching in 2004, and then became national coach in 2006.He is the best person in RIO who is supporting our players .Facts pointed out by fellow Quorans in comments.He turned down endorsement deal with a soft drink giant because he thinks aerated drinks are bad for health and rightly so.- Ravi BhardwajHe mortgaged his family property to set up the badminton academy. such dedication - User-10883663698505856493 (User-11511338550867758968)His mother mortgaged her mangalsutra for fund raising. - Krantisingh RajputHe is a hard worker, leaves for his academy at 4 in the morning and stays there till 7 PM most of the times - Rohit Singh ThakurEdit: I feel , This answer has more upvotes than it deserves.