Rohit Sharma joined the elite 500-match club with his effortless stroke play and leadership excellence. His record-breaking double hundreds define his batting brilliance.
Known as ‘The Wall,’ Rahul Dravid’s technique and patience made him the backbone of India’s batting lineup for over a decade. He remains a symbol of discipline and grace.
MS Dhoni’s calm leadership and match-winning ability behind the stumps made him India’s most successful captain across formats. His legacy as a finisher remains unmatched.
Virat Kohli’s incredible fitness and hunger for runs have made him one of the most consistent modern-day greats. His aggressive style redefined India’s batting approach.
Sachin Tendulkar, the ‘Master Blaster,’ holds the record for most international matches by any player. His unmatched consistency and records define Indian cricket’s golden era.
I told before only that KL Rahul should play ahead of Shreyas Iyer. It was an absurd decision by the team and management.