Virat Kohli
India's run-machine and former captain, owner of a record 51 ODI centuries.
View ProfileThe player database holds a curated set of just over a hundred of the game's most notable cricketers. Men and women, current stars and legends. Each profile lists country, role, batting and bowling style, current team, and national team. Career records Career statistics are given by format, drawn from ball-by-ball records that cover recent decades. Older careers show partial figures, and the profile says so. A written biography accompanies the numbers. Photographs Most profiles carry a real photograph from freely licensed sources, with credit kept on file. A handful of players have no free photograph and show a flag instead. Finding players A search box and filters by country, role, and team narrow the list. Every profile links to the player's teams, and record leaderboards link back to profiles.
116 players found
India's run-machine and former captain, owner of a record 51 ODI centuries.
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From leg-spinner to record-breaking Test anchor, a cricketing obsessive who rewrote Australian batting's rulebook.
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Australian pace spearhead and Test captain whose unrelenting accuracy redefined fast bowling.
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New Zealand's elegant run-machine and calm leader, who conquered all formats.
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BatsmanWest Indies
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Left-handed run machine who twice broke the Test record for the highest individual score, including the only quadruple…
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All-rounderBarbados Royals
Right-hand bat
A composed all-rounder and former West Indies captain, Jason Holder remains a vital force in world cricket.
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BowlerRajasthan Royals
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Fast bowler whose 2019 World Cup heroics made him England's biggest pace weapon.
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Wicket-keeper BatsmanSouth Africa
Right-hand bat
A revolution in strokeplay, AB de Villiers redefined what batting could look like.
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Wicket-keeper BatsmanAustralia
Left-hand bat
Revolutionary wicketkeeper-batter whose explosive hitting defined Australia's golden era.
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BatsmanSunrisers Eastern Cape
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Stylish South African top-order batter whose Lord's century won the 2025 World Test Championship.
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BatsmanKolkata Knight Riders
Right-hand bat
Quietly brilliant batter and stand-in captain who led India's famous 2021 win in Australia.
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Wicket-keeper BatsmanSydney Sixers
Right-hand bat
Australian wicketkeeper-batter whose 170 in the 2022 World Cup final is the biggest innings in any final.
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All-rounderKolkata Knight Riders
Right-hand bat
Caribbean muscle with a T20 genius for both bat and ball.
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BowlerIndia
Right-hand bat
India's greatest wicket-taker, a leg-spin marvel who took all 10 wickets in an innings.
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BatsmanPeshawar Zalmi
Right-hand bat
Pakistan's batting maestro, elegant and prolific across all formats.
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All-rounderDurham
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Ben Stokes: match-winner, captain, architect of England's boldest modern era.
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Wicket-keeper BatsmanGujarat Giants
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Left-handed accumulator who thrives under pressure and anchors Australia's run chases with unerring calm.
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BowlerRoyal Challengers Bengaluru
Right-hand bat
India's premier swing bowler, known for lethal new-ball spells and death-over mastery in white-ball cricket.
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BatsmanIndia
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The epitome of Test-match stubbornness, Pujara wore down attacks and saved India on countless occasions.
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BatsmanAustralia
Left-hand bat
The Universe Boss who turned T20 cricket into a fireworks display.
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All-rounderWarwickshire
Right-hand bat
Unflappable England swing bowler and handy lower-order batter, a 2019 World Cup winner.
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BowlerSouth Africa
Right-hand bat
South Africa's all-time leading Test wicket-taker, a swing-and-pace menace who ruled batsmen for nearly a decade.
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BatsmanLucknow Super Giants
Left-hand bat
South Africa's composed left-handed finisher, a T20 and ODI match-winner with a calm head under pressure.
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BatsmanEngland
Left-hand bat
England's World Cup-winning captain and fearless innovator of white-ball batting.
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BatsmanDelhi Capitals
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Tenacious batter and astute captain, Faf du Plessis was South Africa's rock in all formats.
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All-rounderMelbourne Stars
Right-hand bat
Australia's swashbuckling 360-degree batter, devastating in T20 and a World Cup superstar.
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BowlerAustralia
Right-hand bat
The metronomic Aussie paceman who took 563 Test wickets and tormented batsmen with relentless line and length.
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All-rounderMumbai Indians
Right-hand bat
A modern all-rounder who changed India's template with power-hitting and energetic seam bowling.
View ProfileThere are 116 published player profiles. You can filter them by country, by playing role and by team, or type a name into the search in the header.
The country, the playing role, the batting and bowling style, the teams the player is linked to, and the career figures we hold by format. Where a figure has never been recorded, the profile leaves it out instead of printing a zero.
There is no single answer, because batting, bowling and all-round value are measured differently and the honest comparison is format by format. The records page shows who leads each category in the match data we hold, which is a fact rather than an opinion.
Yes. The compare tool puts two profiles side by side on the same rows, so batting and bowling figures line up. A row only appears when both players have that figure recorded.
An all-rounder is a player good enough to be picked for both batting and bowling. A wicket-keeper batter is the related case: a specialist keeper who also bats high enough to count as a batter.
Because they were never recorded in the data we hold for that player, which is common for older careers and for domestic cricket. We would rather show a shorter profile than a wrong one, so a missing figure is left blank.
On the team page. Every team we have squad data for lists its players, and each name links to that player's profile.
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