Best cricketer in the world

Being the best cricket player in the world in 2020 is a sterner challenge than for much of the sport’s history. Test supremacy is not sufficient to own such a title, and white-ball specialists cannot stake a substantial claim. To be in consideration for best cricket player in the world, success in all three formats is a necessity. Being a Best Cricketers 2020: • Virat Kohli • Steve Smith • Kane Williamson • Ben Stokes • Jasprit Bumrah • Babar Azam • Pat Cummins • Jofra Archer • Shakib Al Hasan • Kagiso Rabada Those who follow the There are no major surprises at the top of our best cricketers rankings but a few surprise names feature in the top 10, starting with Kagiso Rabada. 10 - Kagiso Rabada South Africa’s primary fast bowler rounds out the list. Kagiso Rabada has previously ranked as the number one bowler in Tests and ODIS – he’s sixth and fifth respectively at the moment. His international T20 numbers haven’t always lived up to his ability, but Rabada continues to prove himself as one of the best T20 bowlers in the world, owning a career average under 19 in the IPL. 8 - Jofra Archer Maybe this is a controversial selection. Trent Boult could have easily taken Jofra Archer’s place. Consistency remains a question for Archer, and the rankings are yet to reflect his peak talent, but he’s shown just how good he can be. Archer has skittled the Australians in the Ashes. He’s tormented David Warner with the white ball and bowled as well as anyone in the 2020 edition of the IPL...

Who do you think is the greatest cricketer of all time? Do a few names come to your mind? There have been many great cricketers over the years, but there can’t only be one best cricketers in the world ever. Check out the 51 greatest cricketers of all time and decide who is the best cricketer of all time. Who Is The Greatest Cricketer Of All Time? There are many great cricketers in the world, but it’s hard to say who is the best and choose just one. Some people say that it is Sachin Tendulkar, while others believe it is Sir Donald Bradman. However, there can only be one answer to this question. Sachin Tendulkar is the best cricketer of all time. During his career, he has set many records. He is the only player to have scored 100 international centuries, and he has also won the most man-of-the-match awards. He is a staunch champion, and there is no one who can come close to his level of greatness. Do you agree that he is the best cricketer in the world all time? Read More: Best Cricketer Of All Time List In any sport, there are always debates about who is the best player of all time. In cricket, there are many talented players who have graced the sport, but there can only be one greatest. Here is a list of the 51 greatest cricketers of all time. Which of these is the greatest cricketer of all time according to you? Share your thoughts in the comment section. • Sachin Tendulkar (India) • Sir Donald Bradman (Australia) • Virat Kohli (India) • MS Dhoni (India) • Ricky Pont...

GOD OF CRICKET”. He will be “LORD OF CRICKET” in the For young cricketers it’s difficult to break sachin’s records. Many of the young stars & young cricketer trying to learn 2. Don Bradman Sir Don Bradman is an Australian cricketer; he played for Australia at international level. He is a brilliant batsman in the history of cricket. Best batsman of all the time in cricket. Sir Don Bradman was attacking a batsman of all the time. He ended his career with the average rates of 99.94. It’s not possible for young cricketers to maintain average arte like him. He faced many problems in his career due to Second World War. But he knew how to fight back for his nation. Don Bradman was known for his 3. Viv Richards Viv Richards is a West Indies cricketer; he plays at international level. He is one of the greatest batsman in the history of cricket. He was best with his skills, third best batsman in test cricket. In his Under his captaincy, West Indies won 27 matches of 50 Test matches and lost only 8 matches. In ODI cricket he had scored 7,000 runs and in first class cricket more than 36,000 runs. This reason makes him third in the list of top 10 cricketers in the world. Viv Richards was 4. Kapil Dev first World Cup in 1983 under his captaincy. He played main role behind winning the first World Cup. Kapil dev had changed the future of cricket in India. In the year 1999 to 2000, he was coach of India’s national cricket. He made the record of most numbers of wickets in Test cricket. Indi...

Cricket’s World Test Championship Final rated its socks off across the five days of action but Australia’s latest triumph has been put in its place by arguably even bigger cricket event. The behemoth that is ABC juggernaut Bluey has become a worldwide phenomenon, based on a family of heelers featuring mum Chilli, dad Bandit, sister Bingo and the eponymous Bluey. Stream Over 50 Sports Live & On-Demand with Kayo. New to Kayo? Three seasons and 151 episodes, the show has tried its hand at cricket and has once again left grown adults in tears. Cricket has featured in episodes in the past but has mainly just been something on in the background or discussed by the characters. The story features Bandit recounting a story of a cricket game at a kids birthday party when red kelpie Rusty gets to the crease. As the adults try to get him out, Rusty smacks them all over the park, while explaining how the youngster developed his skills. Bluey is a minor player in the episode, saying: “Cricket’s just about hitting a ball around the grass,” before her dad says: “Cricket’s about more than that, kid.” Australia won the title but not the night. Photo by Alex Davidson-ICC/ICC via Getty Images Speaking on The Grandstand Cricket Podcast, 18-Test former Aussie batter Ed Cowan admitted it hit him in the feels. “Honestly, I was bawling my eyes out,” he said. “So Romy is ten and a half — she’s too old for Bluey, still loves it. “If you’re a cricket fan, I don’t care how old you are, you have to wat...

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Summary • Dominant Australia close on 327-3 • Head 146* and Smith 95* • Pair put on unbeaten stand of 251 • Warner caught for 43, Khawaja removed for duck & Labuschagne bowled for 26 • Use audio icon at top of the page to listen to Test Match Special commentary • Get in touch with us via #bbccricket, via WhatsApp on 03301231826 or via text to 81111 (UK only - texts charged at standard message rate) Video caption: Best shots of Head's 100 Best shots of Head's 100 That's all from us after day one of the World Test Championship final. We'll be back tomorrow from 10:00 BST, with commentary on India need quick wickets with the second new ball and they are already up against it to avoid another WTC final defeat. Join us again tomorrow! It's not as many as they have liked after choosing to bowl but India did manage to take three wickets on day one. Usman Khawaja was caught behind off Mohammed Siraj for a duck, David Warner was strangled down leg off Shardul Thakur and Mohammed Shami then bowled Marnus Labuschagne after lunch. It all seemed to be going quite well for them at that stage...