I voted for Michael Clarke, but I think Danish Kaneria is getting up there as one of the best emerging talents.
This is an excerpt from Cricinfo:
Over the last seven months, Kaneria has bowled to some of the best batsmen of spin bowling - he was involved in series against Sri Lanka, Australia and India - and no-one has treated him with quite as much disdain as Lara did (though he spoiled the numbers when he tickled one down the leg side in the second innings in Jamaica). It wasn't as if Kaneria was bowling badly either - Ramnaresh Sarwan, arguably West Indies' next-best talent, struggled to read his spin and variations, eking out 15 runs off 72 balls, a rate of 1.25 runs per over.
A comparison of the manner in which the top batsmen from various teams played Kaneria tells the story of just how dominant Lara was. In the home series against Sri Lanka, none of the batsmen managed a strike rate of more than 65 against him; the Australians were a bit better, with Justin Langer and Adam Gilchrist managing scoring rates of more than 75 (among batsmen who faced at least 50 balls from him). The Indians struggled to get him away too, as the table below indicates.
Balls Runs/ dismissals Scoring rate
Brian Lara 133 135/ 2 101.50
Justin Langer 121 98/ 2 80.99
Adam Gilchrist 82 62/ 2 75.61
Wavell Hinds 87 64/ 1 73.56
Virender Sehwag 195 142/ 1 72.82
Sanath Jayasuriya 159 101/ 3 63.52
Ricky Ponting 222 131/ 59.01
Shivnarine Chanderpaul 168 91/ 3 54.17
Sachin Tendulkar 193 101/ 0 52.33
Rahul Dravid 254 132/ 3 51.97
Mahela Jayawardene 101 39/ 2 38.61
VVS Laxman 133 39/ 2 29.32
Ramnaresh Sarwan 72 15/ 1 20.83
http://content.cricinfo.com/ci/content/story/210822.html