SIR DONALD BRADMAN
Sir Donald Bradman is one of the famous cricketers from Australia, year active:1927-1949, test run: 6996, batting average:99.94 "The Don" is one of Australia's most iconic sportsman and widely regarded as the greatest batsman of all time for his unparalleled batting average.
SACHIN TENDULKAR
Sachin Tendulkar is the best cricketer from India, year active 1988-2013, test run 15,921
Batting average 53.78, test wickets 46, bowling averages:54.17
Tendulkar is India's very own God of Cricket, a modern game legend, a world-class batsman who also had decent bowling ability.
SIR GARFIELD SOBERS
The West Indies all-rounder could do everything. He was equally accomplished as a fast and spin bowler, and he was a shrewd batsman, year active:1952-1974, test run:8,032, batting average:57.78, test wickets:235, bowling averages 34.03 .
Virat Kohli
A right Handed top batsman. Virat Kohli is an Indian cricketer and the current captain of the India national team. He is widely regarded as one of the greatest batsman of present era.
Test run: 7671
ODI : 12,169
T201 runs : 3,159
Bowling averages:166.25 .
JAMES ANDERSON
Test run: 949
To use an old football cliche, James Anderson international cricket has been a game of two Havels. Between his debut in 2003 and 2009, the Lancastrian picked up 148 wickets at an average of 34.85 .okay, but nothing earth-shattering. In the four and half years that followed, Anderson took an impressive 232 wickets at 26.44. Alongside Dale Steyn, Anderson is a premier purveyor of swing bowling in the modern game. Nobody dismissed Sachin Tendulkar more time in Test Cricket than Anderson.
Capable of bowling at a decent pace and ability to move the ball both ways, the feisty, fast bowler is almost unplayable when the conditions suit. It seems only a matter of time until Anderson surpasses Sir lan Botham as England leading Test wickets taker; with his constant chirping, Anderson may not be popular with opposition players and supporters. He will still go down as one of England's finest bowlers.
YOUNIS KHAN
The only Pakistani to make the cut is batsman Younis Khan . The veteran right-hander has been a fixture in the Pakistani middle order since his debut in 2000
Younis has an impressive Test record, with a triple century against Sri Lanka and a double hundred against India to his name. He is probably best known to international viewers for captaining Pakistan to victory in the 2009 World T20 Final against Sri Lanka .
CHRIS GAYLE
Average alone wouldn't suggest that Chris Gayle is a world-class performer, let alone a legend of the game. There is more to cricketing immortality than a mere number; through.
When it comes to choosing the most entertaining batsman of the modern age, Chris Gayle would be somewhere near the top of the list.
Test : 103 ; runs 7,214 , average 42.18; wickets [email protected]
MITCHELL JOHNSON
TEST 59
RUNS 1,637
Average 22.12
ODI 140
Fear. Mitchell Johnson reintroduced something that had been missing from cricket for several years. He is an Australian former cricketer who played all forms of the game untill his retirement from international cricket in 2015.
STEVE PETER DEVEREUX SMITH
Steve Peter is an Australian international cricketer and former captain of the Australian National team .His bowling style is Right-arm leg brake, and bat style is Right-handed bat. His test run a 7540
His ODI is 4378
JOE ROOT
He is an English international cricketer who is the current captain of England in Test Cricket. He also represents Yorkshire in domestic cricket. Root was part of the England squad that won the 2019 Cricket world cup. His batting style is Right-handed, and test run is 9221
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