Discussion of the biggest blows in One day International (Od) The cricket has been going on for decades. With every era that produces legends that redefine the game, choosing the best among them remains subjective and often triggers a discussion among fans and experts. While some priority give consistency and records, others focus on the abilities and impact on the game.
As the cricket world is preparing for ICC Champions Trophy 2025Former Indian opener Virender Sehwag He joined the conversation by appointing his five best goals from players he played together throughout his international career.
Virender Sehwag appoints its 5 best games of dough
Speaking CricbuzzSehwag revealed his list of first five games of dough from his playing era, which included two Indians and three foreign criskets from South Africa, Pakistanand Western India. He also ranked them based on their influence and performance in ODIS.
1. Virat Kohli (India)
Sehwag chose Kohli as the biggest game of dough, acknowledging its consistency and the ability to win. Kohli, who has been a pillar of the Indian Line for more than a decade, has over 13,000 goals on average almost 58, with 50 centuries – most in the history of Zada. His ability to persecute the goals under pressure makes him a modern day big.
2. Sachin Tendulkar (India)
In number 2, Sehwag named the legendary Tendulkar, who remained the highest runner in the history of the OT-JA. The legendary dough collected 18,426 rides in 463 ODO, including 49 centuries. He was the first male dough to achieve a twice a century in Odis -Ii played a key role in the Indian Triumph of the 2011 World Cup.
3. Insomam-ul-Haq (Pakistan)
Sehwag set up former Pakistan Captain Insomam on number 3. The dominant force in the 1990s and 2000s, Insomam scored 11,739 driving in 378 Zada, an average of 39.52 with 10 centuries. He was known for composition under the pressure and ability to align in key situations.
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4. Ab de Villiers (South Africa)
In number 4, Sehwag chose De Villiers, former captain of South Africa Africa known for an innovative blow and an aggressive blow. De Villiers scored 9,577 runs in 228 to go at an incredible rate of strike of 101.09, with 25 centuries. His ability to play 360 degrees of shooting made him one of the most terrible shots in the world’s crisis.
5. Chris Gayle (West Indies)
Powerhouse West Indian Gayle took place number 5 on the Sehwag list. Known for destructive hitting, Gayle broke 10,480 driving in 301 ODO, including 25 centuries. His ability to unanimously won the matches and his record of the fastest game Double Century (215 of the 147 Balls in the 2015 World Cup) strengthened his place among the greats.
Future generations must convey the legacy
With legends such as tendulkar and insiders of retired and modern greats like Kohli who sets new standards, the responsibility now lies in the next generation to continue this legacy. Players like Shubman Gilland Travis Head They have shown a promise and will be expected to support the high standards set by their predecessors.
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