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Fantasy Cricket: All-time Strongest ODI all-rounders

ODI cricket has evolved over the years and has been entertaining for us. No matter how many formats are to come in future, ODI format will still be adored. Well, not just in the real matches, ODI is much adored in the India fantasy cricket matches as well.

The all-rounders are a rare thing in international cricket and can win the games with both the bat and ball. They are priceless for any team. They mostly play the combined role of batsman, bowler and fielder. In fantasy cricket as well, we can choose up to 3 all-rounders.

Bury your attention here to explore a few greatest all-rounders in the history of cricket. And the next time you make your fantasy cricket league at India’s best platform, 11wickets.com, ensure to select a team comprising the best all-rounder of today’s era.

Sir Viv Richards

Sir Viv Richards, the outgoing West Indies right-handed batsman, played between the years 1975 – 1991. In a total of 187 matches, he made 6721 runs, took 118 wickets and 100 catches. Richards’ highest ODI score is 189* with an average of 47.00.

Kapil Dev

Kapil Dev was the greatest pace bowler India has produced and greatest fast-bowling all-rounder. He played between the years 1978 – 1994. In a total of 225 matches, he made 3783 runs, took 253 wickets and 71 catches. Kapil Dev’s highest ODI score is 175* with an average of 23.79.

Allan Border

This former Australian skipper and all-rounder, Allan Border played ODI between the years 1979 – 1994. In a total of 273 matches, he made 6524 runs, took 73 wickets and 127 catches. Border’s highest ODI score is 127* with an average of 30.62.

Saleem Malik

Saleem Malik, the gifted all-rounder of Pakistan played between the years 1982 – 1999. In a total of 283 matches, he made 7170 runs, took 89 wickets and 81 catches. Malik’s highest ODI score is 102 with an average of 32.88.

Arjuna Ranatunga

Arjuna Ranatunga is a stockily-built left-handed former batsman and all-rounder who led Sri Lanka to their greatest cricketing success, the 1996 World Cup. Often he was regarded as the captain cool by his teammates and the Sri Lankan cricket fans. He played between the years 1982 – 1999. In a total of 269 matches, he made 7456 runs, took 79 wickets and 63 catches. Ranatunga’s highest ODI score is 131* with an average of 35.84.

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Fantasy Kabaddi – Know the Raider Rishank Devadiga

With the constant chant of “kabaddi, kabaddi”, raiders display their extreme swiftness and strength. Being a raider and live to the expectation of online kabaddi games fans is no easy job. There’s a lot of power, but with this power comes responsibility. One of the deadliest raiders in the world of kabaddi, Rishank is well aware of this.

The young player is displaying superior talent with every raid, and continuously working hard to develop new skills. His signature move ‘running hand touch’ has made him an incredibly successful raider and a favourite of fantasy kabaddi fans at 11wickets.com

No wonder then that he holds the seventh spot in the all-time raid points list of India kabaddi league. He played the first four seasons of the league for the team U Mumba and was later signed on by UP Yoddha. With 449 points in 80 games, he is one of the most successful and sought out players of the league.

In this post, we will discover about this talented kabaddi player’s life.

Early life

Rishank first started playing kabaddi when he was just seven. Even at that tender age, his talent and strength were visible to everyone. When he was in school, he decided to pursue kabaddi seriously. His body strength was different than most of his teammates. Managing studies, kabaddi practice, and all the financial aspects wasn’t easy.

Not the one to complain or feel sorry, Rishank took matters in his own hands. He started working as a waiter at the Leela Hotel. This extra income helped him manage all his elementary expenses.

Soon, Rishank became a part of the Mumbai district kabaddi team. He also won the best player award when playing for a nationalised bank, Dena Bank. He had to let go of his job to pursue a full-fledged career. His mom’s support was very crucial at this juncture. She supported him completely.

Rishank also represented in domestic league. He led the Maharashtra team to victory at the domestic Championship in 2017. His stellar performs with different teams made him a much-sort after player in the Indian kabaddi fantasy league.

Performance of Rishank Devadiga

Indian kabaddi league has given opportunities to youngsters all across India. The league has catapulted the popularity of the game. Rishank also got a platform to showcase his talent here. It has been quite a journey for the talented raider.

In season one he was bought by U Mumba for INR 5 lakhs. In season 3. He gave hie personal best performance for U Mumba by scoring 115 points in 16 matches. He played a total of 59 games with the team to total to 320 points. Out of those, 284 were raid points and 36 tackle points.

Rishank has consistently performed well in the league. Every penny that the teams have spent on him has been fruitful for them.

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Fantasy Kabaddi – Know the Defender Vishal Bhardwaj

The India fantasy kabaddi has produced many talented kabaddi players during the past five years. These talented fantasy kabaddi players have made it to the top-most level and have made the nation proud.

In our today’s post, will relay a story of a young defender from Himachal Pradesh. He became one of the youngest players to be the captain of a team in the online kabaddi games at 11wickets.com

Let us have a look at the rise to fame of Telugu Titans’ superstar kabaddi games player Vishal Bhardwaj.

The 22-year-old Vishal Bhardwaj was born on January 1st 1997 at a village in Una district of Himachal Pradesh. Unlike his other friends who were passionate about cricket, Vishal developed an interest in the game of Kabaddi at a very young age. He started playing Kabaddi in 8th standard at the age of 12 or 13. Vishal represented his school team in all the Inter-school Kabaddi tournaments. After his brilliant performances at the school level, he entered into his college with the same intensity towards Kabaddi.

Looking at his exceptional capabilities at college-level Kabaddi, Vishal went to Bilaspur for better professional training. He lived in Bilaspur, which is almost 1,600 km away from his hometown in Himachal Pradesh. However, this didn’t affect Vishal’s concentration as he was very confident of making it through the highest level. Vishal performed consistently and selected for the Junior National team in 2016. He represented India in 3 major Junior Kabaddi tournaments and even won gold in one of the championships.

A breakthrough in Indian kabaddi league

In 2016, selectors picked Bhardwaj to Telugu Titans in the kabaddi fantasy game. But he didn’t get much chance and appeared in only two matches. During season 5 in 2017, he performed brilliantly well and was the backbone of Titans’ defence army. Vishal became the third successful defender of the season with 71 points in 22 games and an average of 3.22.

During the 6th season in 2018, he was made the captain of his side at the age of 21. Though the Titans have never won the championship and trophy, they have been decent players under Vishal’s leadership.

Playing style & signature move of Vishal Bhardwaj

Vishal has always been a very calm and composed athlete. His strength, agility and quick decision making has made him one of the star defenders of the league.

Vishal’s signature move has been the ‘Ankle Hold’. Ankle Hold is a move which has been specialised this 22-year-old young defender. Ankle hold is one of the most iconic moves by a defender in the game of Kabaddi. In this, the defender uses his firm grip and tremendous strength to grab the opposition raider by the ankle and pull him back as soon as possible so that he doesn’t touch the mid-line.

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Fantasy Cricket: Greatest Test Cricket Bowlers of All-Time

A warm hello to all the ardent cricket lover and fantasy cricket league gamers of 11wickets.com! The debate about who are the greatest Test bowlers of all time can be endless. That is because greatness does not decide by pure statistics only. The truth is, great bowlers require to exhibit potential dominating over great batting line-ups in all conditions.

They need to put up steady performances over a long time. And have that x-factor that terrifies batsmen every single time he bowls and his potential to increase your online fantasy cricket scoreboard for you.

Hence, there is a pool of players who deserve among the best. One can debate which one is better than the other but very few can claim against their place in greatness. Let’s now look at the greatest Test bowlers of all time and play daily fantasy cricket.

Richard Hadlee

Hadlee is synonymous with New Zealand’s rise as an ambitious cricket nation. Although his early years were fairly unremarkable, his single-handed exploits in taking out solid batting line-ups of top teams helped set up his credentials as a one man-wrecker.

Amazingly, he was dominating over opponents irrespective of being part of a pretty unimpressive bowling line-up. His amazing performance against Australia in consecutive home and away series wins is one such focus on that continues to be etched in all New Zealand fan’s mind.

His 9 for 52 remains to be the best bowling figures on Australian soil. He led that performance by adding six more wickets in the second innings. It’s not a much to suggest that Australia has never been reeled just like Hadlee shook them on home soil.

Additionally, Hadlee made an even less likely win against India in India in the Mumbai Test. Hadlee was the first bowler to go beyond the 400 wickets mark in cricket history. His career average of over 22 is proof of this great fast bowler’s successes.

Muttiah Muralitharan

Muralitharan beat all the odds and emerged as the greatest spin bowler of all time. In an eventful eighteen years cricket career, his story is one of strength. His prominence over opposing batsmen was almost enchanting. The truth is, his exploits were so amazing that a threatened section of the cricket world began tossing questions about the legitimacy of his bowling.

People taunted and harassed him by detractors for being a “chucker.” Yet, nothing broke this amazing bowler’s resolve. His 800 career Test wickets at an average of 22.7 continue to be a record even today.

Glen McGrath

Glen McGrath was simply a medium-fast bowler whose bowling speed clocked around the 135 kph tag. He was the height of discipline. His potential to find a vulnerability in the rival batsman’s mental prowess and then to methodically exploit that drawback with his exact bowling was what he was renowned for. McGrath proved that the most successful bowler is one that has the ability to persistently bowl the right length and line in any state.

McGrath’s approach almost always included bowling just out of the off-stump in the corridor of uncertainness. His cricket career record of 563 wickets at an average of just over 21 is even more amazing when you look that he was just a medium-fast bowler with no other techniques except precision and swing. Glen McGrath’s knack for picking out wickets and harassing batsmen renowned.

Wasim Akram

Akram was an expert of both conventional and reverse swing. All-time greats such as Tendulkar, Laxman, and Gooch are among Akram’s biggest fans and are on record proclaiming him as the toughest bowler they faced. Akram’s average in the sub-continent is better than his entire cricket career average. In a cricket career of over 19 years, Akram has picked up 414 wickets at an average of 23.6.

Besides Waqar Yunus, Akram formed the most deadly opening bowling combos. His ability to make use of the conditions both with the new and old ball made him so unique. To emerge as the best bowler from a nation that has produced greats such as Imran Khan, Shoaib Akhtar and Waqar Yunus speaks volumes of Akram’s adventures with the ball. There is no question about the greatness of this leftie.

Malcolm Marshall

People regarded Marshall to bowl ferociously and his bouncers were unbelievable. As part of the famous West Indies quartet consisting of Andy Roberts, Joel Garner, and Michael Holding, Marshall was the quickest and most effective. He was the only fast bowler who crashed Sunil Gavaskar as well.

His outstanding Test bowling average of 20.94 is the best of anyone who’s taken more than 200 wickets. He could be remembered for any number of performances but what he shines for is his on the whole dominance, over opposing batsmen, that he maintained during his playing career.

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Cricket World Cup Fantasy 2019 – Pakistani Squad

The 2019 edition of the cricket world cup fantasy game is knocking the door and all teams have been their squads for the big event.

The fantasy cricket world cup 2019 is a grand stage that brings the best teams together. Over the years though, it has also presented the minnows a chance to shine at the big level. And they haven’t disappointed pulling off some great upsets.

Sarfaraz Ahmed’s Pakistan will be looking to outdo the class of 1992. They aim their second world cup fantasy cricket match as they begin a campaign against Windies on May 31 at Trent Bridge.

Let us take a look at the declared Pakistani squad for world cup cricket fantasy game before you begin making your fantasy cricket team at 11Wickets. Read on:

BATSMEN

  1. FakharZaman
    Age – 29
    Matches Played – 33
    Runs – 1583
    Highest Score – 210
    Average – 54.59
    Strike Rate – 97.96
    50s/100s – 9/4
  2. Imam-ul-Haq
    Age – 23
    Matches Played – 26
    Runs – 1230
    Highest Score – 128
    Average – 53.48
    Strike Rate – 79.41
    50s/100s –5/5
  3. Babar Azam
    Age – 24
    Matches Played – 61
    Runs – 2529
    Highest Score – 125
    Average – 50.58
    Strike Rate – 84.87
    50s/100s –11/8
  4. Abid Ali
    Age – 31
    Matches Played – 2
    Runs – 112
    Highest Score – 112
    Average – 56.0
    Strike Rate – 93.33
    50s/100s –0/1

ALL-ROUNDER

  1. Shoaib Malik (Batting All-rounder)
    Age – 37
    Matches Played – 282
    Runs – 7481
    Highest Score – 143
    Average – 35.12
    Strike Rate – 81.76
    50s/100s – 44/9
    Wickets – 156
    Best bowling figures – 4/19
    Economy –4.66
  2. Mohammad Hafeez (Batting All-rounder)
    Age – 38
    Matches Played – 208
    Runs – 6302
    Highest Score – 140
    Average – 32.99
    Strike Rate – 76.01
    50s/100s – 36/11
    Wickets – 137
    Best bowling figures – 4/41
    Economy –4.13
  3. Haris Sohail (Batting All-rounder)
    Age – 30
    Matches Played – 33
    Runs – 1279
    Highest Score – 130
    Average – 47.37
    Strike Rate – 82.73
    50s/100s – 10/2
    Wickets – 11
    Best bowling figures – 3/45
    Economy – 5.66
  1. Shadab Khan (Bowling All-rounder)
    Age – 20
    Matches Played – 34
    Runs – 294
    Highest Score – 54
    Average – 29.4
    Strike Rate – 65.04
    50s/100s – 3/0
    Wickets – 47
    Best bowling figures – 4/28
    Economy – 4.81
  2. Faheem Ashraf (Bowling All-rounder)
    Age – 25
    Matches Played – 22
    Runs – 149
    Highest Score – 28
    Average – 12.42
    Strike Rate – 80.98
    Wickets – 19
    Best bowling figures – 5/22
    Economy –4.73
  3. Imad Wasim (Bowling All-rounder)
    Age – 30
    Matches Played – 43
    Runs – 719
    Highest Score – 63
    Average – 44.94
    Strike Rate – 105.58
    50s/100s – 5/0
    Wickets – 33
    Best bowling figures – 5/14
    Economy –4.69

WICKETKEEPER

  1. Sarfaraz Ahmed (Captain) (Keeper)
    Age – 31
    Matches Played – 103
    Runs – 1983
    Highest Score – 105
    Average – 33.61
    Strike Rate – 86.78
    50s/100s –9/2

BOWLER

  1. ShaheenAfridi
    Age – 19
    Matches Played – 12
    Wickets – 20
    Best bowling figures – 4/38
    Average – 22.4
    Economy – 5.16
  2. Hasan Ali
    Age – 24
    Matches Played – 46
    Wickets – 78
    Best bowling figures – 5/34
    Average – 24.91
    Economy – 5.34
    5-wickets hauls –3
  3. Junaid Khan
    Age – 29
    Matches Played – 74
    Wickets – 108
    Best bowling figures – 4/12
    Average – 28.46
    Economy – 5.28
  4. Mohammad Hasnain
    Age – 19
    Matches Played – 3
    Wickets – 2
    Best bowling figures – 2/52
    Average – 78.0
    Economy – 6.78

*Records have been compiled as on May14, 2019

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World Cup Fantasy League 2019 – West Indies Squad

West Indies was the nation to win the inaugural World Cup in 1975. They continued their winning spree again in world cup 1979. For the third time in world cup fantasy league 1983, they had reached to the finals for the third time and faced India and unfortunately, they lost to hit the hat-trick.

When one -day cricket was introduced the West-Indian team dominated this form of cricket with their attacking style of cricket. The West-Indian were known for their big stroke play. It was time of the seventies when the first ODI was played. And then the biggest cricket tournament began in 1975, where West Indies world cup fantasy cricket team continued their dominance.

After winning the first two world cup, West Indies never again won another till now. Their squad has been declared for world cup 2019. It includes both experienced and young members in the world cup fantasy league team.  West Indies cricket fans are eagerly waiting for the start of World Cup with this wonderful blend of Windies cricketers.

Let us take a look at the declared Windies squad for fantasy world cup cricket games before you begin making your fantasy cricket team at 11Wickets. Read on:

BATSMEN

  1. Chris Gayle
    Age – 39
    Matches Played – 288
    Runs – 10151
    Highest Score – 215
    Average – 38.02
    Strike Rate – 87.14
    50s/100s –51/25
  2. Evin Lewis
    Age – 27
    Matches Played – 34
    Runs – 1010
    Highest Score – 176
    Average – 31.56
    Strike Rate – 82.31
    50s/100s –3/2
  3. Darren Bravo
    Age – 30
    Matches Played – 104
    Runs – 2811
    Highest Score – 124
    Average – 30.89
    Strike Rate – 70.1
    50s/100s –18/3
  4. ShimronHetmyer
    Age – 22
    Matches Played – 24
    Runs – 899
    Highest Score – 127
    Average – 40.86
    Strike Rate – 110.31
    50s/100s – 2/4

ALL-ROUNDER

  1. Ashley Nurse (Batting All-rounder)
    Age – 30
    Matches Played – 46
    Runs – 468
    Highest Score – 44
    Average – 19.5
    Strike Rate – 98.53
    Wickets – 46
    Best bowling figures – 4/51
    Economy – 5.27
  2. Fabian Allen (Batting All-rounder)
    Age – 24
    Matches Played – 5
    Runs – 25
    Highest Score – 10
    Average – 6.25
    Strike Rate – 48.08
    Wickets – 0
    Best bowling figures – 0/5
    Economy –5.77
  3. Andre Russell (Bowling All-rounder)
    Age – 31
    Matches Played – 52
    Runs – 998
    Highest Score – 92
    Average – 28.51
    Strike Rate – 130.46
    50s/100s – 4/0
    Wickets – 65
    Best bowling figures – 4/35
    Economy – 5.87
  4. Carlos Brathwaite(Bowling All-rounder)
    Age – 30
    Matches Played – 32
    Runs – 389
    Highest Score – 50
    Average – 14.41
    Strike Rate – 86.06
    50s/100s – 1/0
    Wickets – 31
    Best bowling figures – 5/27
    Economy –5.48
  5. Jason Holder (Captain) (Bowling All-rounder)
    Age – 27
    Matches Played – 91
    Runs – 1512
    Highest Score – 99
    Average – 25.63
    Strike Rate – 94.15
    50s/100s – 7/0
    Wickets – 120
    Best bowling figures – 5/27
    Economy –5.54

WICKETKEEPER

  1. Nicholas Pooran(Keeper)
    Age – 23
    Matches Played – 1
  2. Shai Hope
    Age – 25
    Matches Played – 50
    Runs – 2086
    Highest Score – 170
    Average – 48.51
    Strike Rate – 75.28
    50s/100s – 8/6

BOWLER

  1. Kemar Roach
    Age – 30
    Matches Played – 83
    Wickets – 116
    Best bowling figures – 6/27
    Average – 29.6
    Economy – 5.01
    5-wickets hauls –3
  2. Oshane Thomas
    Age – 22
    Matches Played – 8
    Wickets – 15
    Best bowling figures – 5/21
    Average – 27.53
    Economy – 7.22
    5-wickets hauls – 1

    1. Shannon Gabriel
      Age – 31
      Matches Played – 21
      Wickets – 29
      Best bowling figures – 3/17
      Average – 32.1
      Economy – 5.55
  3. Sheldon Cottrell
    Age – 29
    Matches Played – 12
    Wickets – 17
    Best bowling figures – 5/46
    Average – 32.29
    Economy – 6.26
    5-wickets hauls –1

*Records have been compiled as on May13, 2019

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Cricket World Cup Fantasy 2019 – Sri Lankan Squad

Sri Lanka is one of the oldest initial nations participating in the world cup. The history of Sri Lankan cricket dates back to 1800s. The first recorded cricket match had been played in 1832. The universe of cricket world cup fantasy league knew Sri Lanka as Ceylon in those days.

Sri Lanka began participating in the cricket world cup from the inaugural season of the tournament in 1975. Thy lost against West Indies by 9 wickets during that world cup tournament. However, they succeeded in grabbing the attention of cricket lovers with an excellent display against Australia. The world cup fantasy league cricket fans of the nation rejoiced when they succeeded in winning the cup after 21 years in 1996.

For two other occasions, the Sri Lankan team reached the finals ODI fantasy world cup. However, they lost on both occasions, in 2007 against Australia and in 2011 against India to be runners-up.

Let us take a look at the declared Sri Lankan squad for world cup cricket 2019. Read on:

BATSMEN

Dimuth Karunaratne (Captain)
Age – 31
Matches Played – 17
Runs – 190
Highest Score – 60
Average – 15.83
Strike Rate – 68.59
50s/100s – 1/0

Avishka Fernando
Age – 21
Matches Played – 5
Runs – 71
Highest Score – 29
Average – 14.2
Strike Rate – 89.87

Lahiru Thirimanne
Age – 29
Matches Played – 117
Runs – 2916
Highest Score – 139
Average – 34.71
Strike Rate – 71.12
50s/100s –20

ALL-ROUNDER

Angelo Mathews (Batting All-rounder)
Age – 32
Matches Played – 203
Runs – 5380
Highest Score – 139
Average – 42.36
Strike Rate – 83.41
50s/100s – 37/2
Wickets – 114
Best bowling figures – 6/20
Economy – 4.62

Dhananjaya de Silva (Batting All-rounder)
Age – 27
Matches Played – 32
Runs – 681
Highest Score – 84
Average – 26.19
Strike Rate – 77.65
50s/100s – 4/0
Wickets – 15
Best bowling figures – 3/41
Economy – 5.36

Isuru Udana (Batting All-rounder)
Age – 31
Matches Played – 5
Runs – 110
Highest Score – 78
Average – 55.0
Strike Rate – 115.79
50s/100s – 1/0
Wickets – 2
Best bowling figures – 2/50
Economy – 6.41

Milinda Siriwardana (Batting All-rounder)
Age – 33
Matches Played – 26
Runs – 513
Highest Score – 66
Average – 23.32
Strike Rate – 98.46
50s/100s – 3/0
Wickets – 9
Best bowling figures – 2/27
Economy – 5.4

Thisara Perera (Bowling All-rounder)
Age – 30
Matches Played – 153
Runs – 2147
Highest Score – 140
Average – 20.64
Strike Rate – 112.35
50s/100s – 10/0
Wickets – 169
Best bowling figures – 6/44
Economy –5.86

Jeevan Mendis (Bowling All-rounder)
Age – 36
Matches Played – 54
Runs – 604
Highest Score – 72
Average – 20.13
Strike Rate – 85.07
50s/100s – 1/0
Wickets – 28
Best bowling figures – 3/15
Economy –5.09

WICKET-KEEPER

Kusal Perera (Keeper)
Age – 28
Matches Played – 88
Runs – 2283
Highest Score – 135
Average – 28.9
Strike Rate – 90.81
50s/100s – 11/4

Kusal Mendis
Age – 24
Matches Played – 62
Runs – 1626
Highest Score – 102
Average – 28.03
Strike Rate – 84.82
50s/100s –14/1

BOWLER

Jeffrey Vandersay
Age – 29
Matches Played – 11
Wickets – 10
Best bowling figures – 3/50
Average – 43.0
Economy – 5.75

Lasith Malinga
Age – 35
Matches Played – 218
Wickets – 322
Best bowling figures – 6/38
Average – 29.03
Economy – 5.34
5-wickets hauls – 8

Suranga Lakmal
Age – 32
Matches Played – 81
Wickets – 105
Best bowling figures – 4/13
Average – 31.63
Economy – 5.41

Nuwan Pradeep
Age – 32
Matches Played – 34
Wickets – 38
Best bowling figures – 3/28
Average – 41.87
Economy – 6.13

*Records have been compiled as on April 26, 2019

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World Cup Fantasy League 2019 –South African Squad

South Africa made its world cup debut in 1992, 27 years ago. Since then, they have been a part of every world cup fantasy cricket edition of the tournament, reaching the semi-finals on four occasions.

Their hunt for a mysterious first title goes on, and the current team of world cup fantasy league cricket players will be hoping to break their duck this year at the World Cup 2019.

Let us take a look at the declared South African squad for ODI fantasy World Cup 2019. Read on:

BATSMEN

Faf du Plessis (Captain)
Age – 34
Matches Played – 134
Runs – 5120
Highest Score – 185
Average – 45.71
Strike Rate – 88.49
50s/100s – 32/11

David Miller
Age – 29
Matches Played – 120
Runs – 2922
Highest Score – 139
Average – 38.96
Strike Rate – 100.86
50s/100s – 12/5

Aiden Markram
Age –24
Matches Played – 18
Runs – 503
Highest Score – 67
Average – 29.59
Strike Rate – 88.4
50s/100s – 2/0

HashimAmla
Age – 36
Matches Played – 174
Runs – 7910
Highest Score – 159
Average – 49.75
Strike Rate – 89.22
50s/100s – 37/27

Rassie van der Dussen
Age –30
Matches Played – 9
Runs – 353
Highest Score – 93
Average – 88.25
Strike Rate – 75.59
50s/100s – 4/0

ALL-ROUNDER

Jean-Paul Duminy (Batting All-rounder)
Age –  35
Matches Played – 194
Runs – 5047
Highest Score – 150
Average – 37.39
Strike Rate – 84.43
50s/100s – 27/4
Wickets – 68
Best bowling figures – 4/16
Economy – 5.35

Andile Phehlukwayo (Bowling All-rounder)
Age – 23
Matches Played – 43
Runs – 416
Highest Score – 69
Average – 32.0
Strike Rate – 91.63
50s/100s – 1/0
Wickets – 4/22
Best bowling figures – 29.61
Economy – 5.62

Dwaine Pretorius (Bowling All-rounder)
Age – 30
Matches Played – 19
Runs – 132
Highest Score – 50
Average – 18.86
Strike Rate – 94.96
50s/100s – 1/0
Wickets – 24
Best bowling figures – 3/5
Economy – 4.88

WICKET-KEEPER

Quinton de Kock(Keeper)
Age – 26
Matches Played – 106
Runs – 4602
Highest Score – 178
Average – 45.56
Strike Rate – 95.82
50s/100s – 21/14

BOWLER

KagisoRabada
Age – 23
Matches Played – 66
Wickets – 106
Best bowling figures – 6/16
Average – 26.43
Economy – 4.98
5-wickets hauls – 1

Lungi Ngidi
Age – 23
Matches Played – 18
Wickets – 34
Best bowling figures – 4/51
Average – 21.65
Economy – 5.33

Imran Tahir
Age – 40
Matches Played – 98
Wickets – 162
Best bowling figures – 7/45
Average – 24.22
Economy – 4.63
5-wickets hauls – 3

AnrichNortje
Age – 25
Matches Played – 4
Wickets – 8
Best bowling figures – 3/57
Average – 18.75
Economy – 4.76

Dale Steyn
Age – 35
Matches Played – 125
Wickets – 196
Best bowling figures – 6/39
Average – 25.96
Economy – 4.88
5-wickets hauls – 3

TabraizShamsi
Age – 29
Matches Played – 15
Wickets – 19
Best bowling figures – 4/33
Average – 35.89
Economy – 5.31

*Records have been compiled as on April 25, 2019

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2. World Cup Fantasy Cricket 2019 – Australian Squad
3. Cricket World Cup Fantasy 2019 – Afghanistan Squad

Cricket World Cup Fantasy 2019 – Afghanistan Squad

The history of Afghanistan cricket is much interesting. Fans of world cup fantasy cricket might know that the British played cricket in Afghanistan during the 19th century. However, the sport became popular amongst the Afghans living at the refugee camps in Pakistan during 1900.

In the early 2000s, when the Afghans began to move back home, they took cricket with them. To the joy of the world cup fantasy league cricket fans of the nation, a cricket board was formed in 1995. And a national team in 2001 which got affiliation from ICC in the same year.

The Afghanistan team had a series of success and losses in various international fronts. They narrowly missed their entry to World Cup 2011 and made their debut in the last cricket world cup. During their first ODI fantasy world cup appearance in 2015, they lost 5 matches in the group stage. Following this, they created history when they beat Scotland by 1 wicket on 26th February 2015. They recorded their first ever World Cup match win. It was a momentous occasion for them.

In 2018, the Afghanistan team gave a brilliant performance in the Asia Cup. Like with most new teams, there is a question of the immediate future once they have reached prominence. But in Afghanistan’s case, the next generation seems ready for the upcoming world cup cricket game in 2019.

Let us take a look at the declared Afghanistan squad for World Cup 2019. Read on:

BATSMEN

Noor Ali Zadran
Age – 30
Matches Played – 46
Runs – 1148
Highest Score – 114
Average – 24.96
Strike Rate – 63.39
50s/100s – 7/1
Previous World Cup Appearance –None

Hazratullah Zazai
Age – 21
Matches Played – 6
Runs – 155
Highest Score – 67
Average – 25.83
Strike Rate – 106.9
50s/100s – 1/0
Previous World Cup Appearance –None

Asghar Afghan
Age – 31
Matches Played – 99
Runs – 2056
Highest Score – 101
Average – 23.63
Strike Rate – 65.17
50s/100s – 11/1
Previous World Cup Appearance –2015

Hashmatullah Shahidi
Age – 24
Matches Played – 29
Runs – 748
Highest Score – 97
Average – 32.52
Strike Rate – 63.39
50s/100s – 6/0
Previous World Cup Appearance –None

Najibullah Zadran
Age – 26
Matches Played – 54
Runs – 1210
Highest Score – 104
Average – 28.81
Strike Rate – 88.19
50s/100s – 8/1
Previous World Cup Appearance –2015

ALL-ROUNDER

Rahmat Shah (Batting All-rounder)
Age – 25
Matches Played – 57
Runs – 1822
Highest Score – 114
Average – 35.04
Strike Rate – 69.86
50s/100s – 13/3
Wickets – 12
Best bowling figures – 5/32
Economy – 5.91
Previous World Cup Appearance –None

Gulbadin Naib (Captain)(Bowling All-rounder)
Age – 28
Matches Played – 51
Runs – 807
Highest Score – 82
Average – 22.42
Strike Rate – 71.04
50s/100s – 5/0
Wickets – 40
Best bowling figures – 4/27
Economy – 5.12
Previous World Cup Appearance – 2015

Samiullah Shenwari (Batting All-rounder)
Age – 32
Matches Played – 82
Runs – 1776
Highest Score – 96
Average – 29.11
Strike Rate – 66.1
50s/100s – 11/0
Wickets – 47
Best bowling figures – 4/31
Economy – 4.9
Previous World Cup Appearance – None

Mohammad Nabi (Bowling All-rounder)
Age – 34
Matches Played – 111
Runs – 2579
Highest Score – 116
Average – 28.66
Strike Rate – 87.13
50s/100s – 13/1
Wickets – 118
Best bowling figures – 4/30
Economy – 4.25
Previous World Cup Appearance – 2015

WICKET-KEEPER

Mohammad Shahzad (Keeper)
Age – 31
Matches Played – 80
Runs – 2598
Highest Score – 131
Average – 33.74
Strike Rate – 89.09
50s/100s – 13/5
Previous World Cup Appearance –None

BOWLER

Rashid Khan
Age – 20
Matches Played – 56
Wickets – 123
Best bowling figures – 7/18
Average – 15.0
Economy – 3.91
5-wickets hauls – 4
Previous World Cup Appearance – None

Dawlat Zadran
Age – 31
Matches Played – 73
Wickets – 103
Best bowling figures – 4/22
Average – 29.14
Economy – 5.31
Previous World Cup Appearance – 2015

Aftab Alam
Age – 26
Matches Played – 21
Wickets – 31
Best bowling figures – 4/25
Average – 25.71
Economy – 4.84
Previous World Cup Appearance – 2015

Hamid Hassan
Age – 31
Matches Played – 33
Wickets – 59
Best bowling figures – 5/45
Average – 19.63
Economy – 4.52
5-wickets hauls – 1
Previous World Cup Appearance – 2015

Mujeeb Ur Rahman
Age – 18
Matches Played – 28
Wickets – 51
Best bowling figures – 5/50
Average – 18.8
Economy – 3.75
5-wickets hauls – 1
Previous World Cup Appearance – None

*Records have been compiled as on April 25, 2019

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1. World Cup Fantasy Cricket 2019 – Indian Squad
2. World Cup Fantasy Cricket 2019 – Australian Squad
3. Cricket World Cup Fantasy 2019 – Bangladesh Squad

World Cup Fantasy Cricket 2019 – Australian Squad

International Cricket World Cup is one of the most loved and watched sporting events around the world. Held once in 4 years, this event has one of the largest viewership on television. Australia’s trip to the cricket world cup is most exciting for the fans of world cup fantasy cricket league.

Since the start of World Cup in 1975, the Australian team has won the maximum trophy of the tournament. The team has also reached the ODI fantasy world cup finals most than any other team.

The Australian team has reached world cup cricket game finals on seven occasions 1975, 1987, 1996, 1999, 2003, 2007and 2015. They have co-hosted the world cup tournament with New Zealand in 1992 and 2015. Australia has won in the finals 5 times. They are the only nation winning the cup three times in a row, making a hat trick. The finals were against Pakistan in 1999, India in 2003 and Sri Lanka in 2007.

Australia is prepared to take the world cup fantasy stage this year too with their 15 member WC 2019 squad. Let us take a look at their 15 members’ squad and plan our fantasy world cup team.

BATSMEN

  1. Aaron Finch (Captain)
    Age –32
    Matches Played – 109
    Runs – 4052
    Highest Score – 153
    Average –39.34
    Strike Rate – 88.14
    50s/100s –21/13
  2. David Warner
    Age – 32
    Matches Played – 106
    Runs – 4343
    Highest Score – 179
    Average –43.0
    Strike Rate – 96.55
    50s/100s –17/14
  3. Usman Khawaja
    Age –32
    Matches Played – 31
    Runs – 1238
    Highest Score – 104
    Average –44.21
    Strike Rate – 83.09
    50s/100s –10/2
  4. Steven Smith
    Age –29
    Matches Played – 108
    Runs – 3431
    Highest Score – 164
    Average –41.84
    Strike Rate – 86.36
    50s/100s –19/8
  5. Shaun Marsh
    Age –35
    Matches Played – 71
    Runs – 2747
    Highest Score – 151
    Average –41.62
    Strike Rate – 81.51
    50s/100s –15/7

ALL-ROUNDER

  1. Glenn Maxwell– Batting All-rounder
    Age –30
    Matches Played – 100
    Runs – 2700
    Highest Score – 102
    Average –33.33
    Strike Rate – 121.95
    50s/100s – 19/1
    Wickets – 50
    Best bowling figures –4/46
    Economy –5.57
  2. Marcus Stoinis – Batting All-rounder
    Age –29
    Matches Played – 33
    Runs – 963
    Highest Score – 146
    Average –38.52
    Strike Rate – 93.5
    50s/100s – 6/1
    Wickets – 26
    Best bowling figures –3/16
    Economy –6.14
  3. JhyeRichardson– Bowling All-rounder
    Age –22
    Matches Played – 12
    Runs – 68
    Highest Score – 29
    Average –13.6
    Strike Rate – 80.95
    Wickets – 24
    Best bowling figures –4/26
    Economy –5.85

WICKETKEEPER

  1. Alex Carey(Keeper) – Wicket Keeper Batsman
    Age –27
    Matches Played – 19
    Runs – 429
    Highest Score – 55
    Average – 64
    Strike Rate – 83.46
    50s/100s – 1/0

BOWLER

  1. Pat Cummins
    Age – 25
    Matches Played – 48
    Wickets –82
    Best bowling figures –5/70
    Average –26.54
    Economy –5.19
    5-wickets hauls – 1
  2. Nathan Coulter-Nile
    Age – 31
    Matches Played – 27
    Wickets – 48
    Best bowling figures – 4/48
    Average – 26.56
    Economy – 5.48
    5-wickets hauls – 0
  3. Mitchell Starc
    Age –29
    Matches Played –75
    Wickets –145
    Best bowling figures –6/28
    Average –21.45
    Economy –4.96
    5-wickets hauls – 5
  4. Jason Behrendorff
    Age –29
    Matches Played –6
    Wickets –7
    Best bowling figures –3/63
    Average –41.43
    Economy –5.34
    5-wickets hauls – 0
  5. Adam Zampa
    Age –27
    Matches Played –44
    Wickets –60
    Best bowling figures –4/43
    Average –35.45
    Economy –5.59
    5-wickets hauls–0
  6. Nathan Lyon
    Age –31
    Matches Played –25
    Wickets –26
    Best bowling figures –4/44
    Average –44.35
    Economy –4.86
    5-wickets hauls – 0

*Records have been compiled as on April 22, 2019

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Read More:
1. World Cup Fantasy Cricket 2019 – Indian Squad
2. World Cup Fantasy Cricket 2019 – New Zealand Squad
3. Cricket World Cup Fantasy 2019 – Bangladesh Squad