All-rounderRashid Khan
Gujarat Titans
Right-hand bat
Afghanistan's leg-spin wizard, a wrist-spin genius and destructive lower-order hitter who changed the game.
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116 players found
All-rounderGujarat Titans
Right-hand bat
Afghanistan's leg-spin wizard, a wrist-spin genius and destructive lower-order hitter who changed the game.
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BowlerIndia
Right-hand bat
Masterful off-spinner whose guile and variations brought 537 Test wickets, second only to Kumble for India.
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All-rounderChennai Super Kings
Left-hand bat
India's all-action all-rounder who turned games with his left-arm spin, fluent hitting, and electric fielding.
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Wicket-keeper BatsmanLucknow Super Giants
Left-hand bat
Fearless keeper-batter who rewired Indian Test batting with audacious strokeplay.
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BatsmanMumbai Indians
Right-hand bat
The most graceful six-hitter of his generation, who led India to T20 World Cup and Champions Trophy glory.
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BatsmanNew Zealand
Right-hand bat
New Zealand's middle-order rock for 15 years, known for match-winning knocks and a one-legged 181 not out.
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BowlerLahore Qalandars
Left-hand bat
Swing, pace and wrecked top orders: Pakistan's Shaheen Afridi is a fearsome new-ball threat.
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All-rounderPakistan
Right-hand bat
Pakistan's boom-or-bust all-rounder who redefined aggression, later a street-smart leg-spinner and T20 leader.
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All-rounderBangladesh
Left-hand bat
Bangladesh's greatest all-rounder, whose spin and hitting have dominated world cricket.
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BatsmanIndia
Left-hand bat
Former Indian opener with a flamboyant style and a hunger for big scores.
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BatsmanGujarat Titans
Right-hand bat
Silken cover drives and big-match temperament define India's multi-format batting pillar.
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BowlerEngland
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England's Ashes destroyer and 600-Test-wicket seamer, master of the big occasion.
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BatsmanMumbai Indians
Right-hand bat
A 360-degree innovator who redefined T20 batting with audacious scoops and fearless striking.
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BatsmanSouth Africa
Right-hand bat
Compact, gutsy right-hander who captained South Africa to the 2025 World Test Championship title.
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BowlerMumbai Indians
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New Zealand's left-arm swing king, a master of the new ball and a World Cup standout.
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BatsmanRoyal Challengers Bengaluru
Right-hand bat
India's run-machine and former captain, owner of a record 51 ODI centuries.
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All-rounderRajasthan Royals
Right-hand bat
Sri Lanka's wizard leg-spinner and lower-order hitter who bends T20 games his way.
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All-rounderIndia
Left-hand bat
Six sixes in an over, a World Cup winner, and a cancer survivor.
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BatsmanEngland
Left-hand bat
England's most prolific Test run-scorer; a patient left-handed opener who ground bowlers into submission.
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Wicket-keeper BatsmanNew Zealand
Right-hand bat
Swashbuckling keeper turned opener who gave New Zealand its no-fear era.
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All-rounderNew Zealand
Left-hand bat
New Zealand's masterful slow left-armer, a canny leader and handy batter for nearly two decades.
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BatsmanSydney Thunder
Left-hand bat
Aggressive Test opener and T20 pioneer, Warner reshaped modern batting with relentless intent and fearless strokeplay.
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All-rounderUP Warriorz
Left-hand bat
India's calmest all-rounder, whose bat and ball both won the 2025 World Cup final.
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All-rounderMumbai Indians
Right-hand bat
India's power-hitting captain, author of an unbeaten 171 in 2017 and a World Cup winner in 2025.
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