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He International Cricket Council (ICC) made known the Male team of the year 2024 On January 24, marking a year of outstanding performances of players from Sri Lanka, Pakistan and Afghanistan.
A year of lost opportunities for India
Interestingly, the team excluded the Indians, Australians, South Africans and England players, with India In particular, he cannot win any of his three hate plays during the year. The exclusion of India from the ICC Odi year team was the result of his sad performance in 2024, losing the three games against Sri Lanka. The absence of Indian, Australian, South African and English players highlighted the domain of Crick’s emerging nations such as Afghanistan and the resurgence of teams such as Sri Lanka and Pakistan in the Odi format. This year’s selection also underlines the growing impact of the players of the less traditional Cricket powers, which reflects the increasingly competitive nature of the Cricket Odi worldwide.
ICC MEN’S ODI EQUIPMENT OF THE YEAR 2024: DOMINATED BY SRI LANKA, Pakistan and Afghanistan
Openers: Saim Ayub and Rahmanullah Gurbaz
- Saim Ayub (Pakistan): The young left -hander emerged as a revelation in 2024, scoring 515 races in nine games to an impressive average of 64.67. Ayub’s shocking performances included a century against Zimbabwe and outstanding contributions in the series against Australia.
- Rahmanullah Gurbaz (Afghanistan): Gurbaz’s dynamic batting at the top threw 531 races into 11 games. Known for its explosive openings, it made significant contributions against teams such as Ireland, South Africa and Bangladesh.
Intermediate order: Sri Lanka’s consistent trio
- Pathum Nissanka: Batting in number 3, Nissanka accumulated 694 races in 12 games in an amazing average of 106. His consistency was instrumental in the success of Sri Lanka.
- Charith Asalanka (Captain): The patron of Sri Lanka led with the example, scoring 742 races in 17 games, showing its ability to anchor tickets and accelerate when necessary. The leadership qualities of Asalaank earned him the Odi XI captaincy.
- Somewhere on Mend (Wickkuteeper): Mendis’s contributions as a medium -sized batter and Wicktkeeper were invaluable. He scored 742 races in 17 games, matching Asalanka in the racing count and providing stability.
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SUV and finalists
- Sherfane Rutherford (Western Indies): Presenting the role of a finalist, Rutherford scored 429 races in nine games at an attack rate of 120, with a remarkable average of 106.
- Azmatullah Omarzai (Afghanistan): The reliable all -terrain scored 417 races in 12 games and picked up 17 WICKETS, demonstrating his temper with bat and ball.
Spinners: Wanindu Hasaranga and Allah Ghazar
- Wanindu Hasaranga (Sri Lanka): The Magic of Spin de Hasaranga brought him 26 WICKETS in 10 games, with an outstanding performance of 7/19making it a key asset for Sri Lanka.
- Allah Ghazar (Afghanistan): The teenager outside the spinner made waves taking 21 Wickts in 11 games, showing exceptional control and maturity.
PACERS: Shaheen Afridi and Haris Rauf
- Shahene Afridi (Pakistan): Known for his lethal spells in Nueva Pelota, Aphridi took 15 wickts in six games, maintaining his state as one of the best rapid bowling players.
- Haris Rauf (Pakistan): Complementing Aphridi, Rauf claimed 13 WICKETS in eight games, often delivering crucial advances for Pakistan.
