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ICC names men’s ODI team of the year The major omission from the list was Shakib Al Hasan. Virat Kohli, Babar Azam and Kane Williamson form a versatile middle-order in the team. Rohit Sharma and Shai Hope were picked as the openers. (Read more about the story) Rohit Sharma and Pat Cummins win the ICC ODI and Test Cricketer of the Year England all-rounder Ben Stokes won the prestigious Sir Garfield Sobers Trophy. India seamer Deepak Chahar won T20I Performance of the Year. England umpire Richard Illingworth became the seventh person to win the David Shepherd Trophy for Umpire of the Year. (Read more about the story) Warner reveals the issues he faced while facing Jasprit Bumrah David Warner’s belligerence was at the heart of the Australian batting effort against India. In the end, it turned out to be a stroll in the park for the Aussies in the first ODI at Wankhede. Warner also lauded Kuldeep Yadav’s bowling. (Read more about the story) VVS Laxman explains why Virat Kohli should not bat at No.4 Fans, pundits and former cricketers debated as to who should open with Rohit in Mumbai. Kohli had hinted towards dropping himself down at No.4 to accommodate both Rahul and the southpaw, Shikhar Dhawan. The decision backfired substantially as Kohli’s struggles at the No.4 spot continued. (Read more about the story) Dhawan reveals the reason behind India’s thumping defeat Shikhar Dhawan emerged as great positive for the home side at Wankhede. Dhawan’s innings at the top provided the Men in Blue something to fight for. Dhawan smashed 74 off 91 deliveries against Australia. (Read more about the story) Rishabh Pant not travelling with Team India to Rajkot The wicket-keeper from Delhi had suffered from a concussion after being hit on the helmet against Australia. A BCCI source mentioned regarding the availability of Dhawan. Australia will now look to seal the series when they play the 2nd ODI at the Saurashtra Cricket Association. (Read more about the story) David Warner looking forward to 2023 World Cup The Aussies are the most successful team in World Cup history. David Warner stitched one of the best partnerships in ODI cricket history along with Aaron Finch. The second ODI of India vs Australia series will take place this Friday. (Read more about the story) Ricky Ponting names the bowlers who he found tough to face Ponting his Test debut way back in 1995 and he didn’t look back ever since. The right-hander went on to play 375 games in the ODI format and notched 13704 runs. The Australian skipper went on to play in the Indian Premier League (IPL) as well. (Read more about the story)

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