Players who top the list of ICC all-rounders.
1.JASON HOLDER.
Jason holder is a name that is life of West indies team. She is recently the captain of the team; he has played the responsibility of his team .
Holder has learned as a right-arm medium-pacer living in Barbados as a captain and player, showing steady improvement and progress in technical and tactical awareness. He is also a handy batsman down the order.
Jason Holder made his IPL debut in 2013 with a base price of around $20,000. But did we have good prime in season or next season their base price $125000?
2.BEN STOKES
In today's era, there will be hardly anyone who would not have heard the name of this all-rounder; he is a lethal batsman and a clever bowler who can do well with his bowling. Whenever he is at the crease, he bats vigorously.
Even if his team is under pressure, he plays his natural game and gets the team out of trouble. With over 300 runs and more than 10 wickets, Stokes’s 2017 season was terrific, and he was arguably the most valuable player of that season. He once again attracted smashing numbers at the fresh 2018 IPL auctions, with the Rajasthan Royals snapping him up in an extremely costly deal.
3.RAVINDRA JADEJA
This player is unique. He gives his 100% effort in every aspect. In addition to bat and ball, he shows alertness like a good fielder in the ground. The same year he shone in India's Champions Trophy title glory, gaining the Golden Ball for his terrific bowling performances. That international season was an emphatic statement - Jadeja had arrived. Since then, he hasn't looked back, becoming a force to reckon with in Tests, particularly in the sub-continent as India charged to number one in the rankings. His association with Ashwin has dismantled many opposition batting line-ups and is easily the best spin attack in the world.
Injuries did hamper his form in the shorter formats, and the new rule changes after the 2015 World Cup saw him ineffective in white-ball cricket. Ashwin also struggled, and the duo found themselves out of the limited-overs squads post the 2017 Champions Trophy.
he is a good runner
4.RAVICHANDRAN ASHWIN
Ravichandran Ashwin burst onto the scene with his smart and street-smart exploits in the shorter form of the game in the IPL. Still, since his Test debut against West Indies in 2011, Ashwin has made it a habit to pick up wickets, especially in dry and dusty conditions that support turn. He has made a name for himself in the shorter game formats, more so in T20 cricket, where his accuracy and shrewdness have made him a dependable bowler. He has managed to fill in the boots of Harbhajan Singh and then some and has become India's premier bowler in the subcontinent.
A consistent season at the domestic level made him stand out and got Ashwin a contract with the BCCI and led Tamil Nadu to victory in the domestic one-day trophy in 2009. When Harbhajan opted out of the first two games against South Africa in early 2010, Ashwin was called in as his replacement. Alas, he did not get his coveted India Test cap. Impressive performances for the Chennai franchise in the subsequent edition of the IPL meant that he was always knocking on the door. An extended chance arrived in June 2010 when India decided to experiment on their tour to Zimbabwe for a tri-series.
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