Best right-handed ODI XI from current cricketers
The list has been made with an attempt to pick players from as varied nationalities as possible.
10. Pat Cummins
Pat Cummins played his first international game for Australia a few months after he graduated from high school. That was back in 2011 and it took him some time to get accustomed to the ways of playing cricket at the highest level. It didn’t help that he constantly got into trouble with injuries.
But, post-2017, Cummins has revived his career in quite a remarkable fashion and done justice to what was thought of him when first played in 2011. Some may argue that he has been more prolific in Test cricket but his ODI records are quite good as well. In 69 ODIs, he has picked up 111 wickets at an average of 28.78.
His bowling strike rate has been 32.89, which implies how often he is able to pick up wickets. The fact that Cummins can swing the bowl at a high speed makes him quite hostile to pace. With the kind of action and bowling he has, it doesn’t take a lot to change the match in just a few moments. One of his greatest strengths also has to be his intensity with the ball.
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