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Here’s Pakistan’s Greatest ODI XI Based on ICC Rankings

Wisden has announced the all-time Pakistan ODI XI according to the all-time International Cricket Council (ICC) ODI rankings. The list includes five batsmen, one wicketkeeper, one all-rounder, and four bowlers, including three pacers and two spinners.

The ICC all-time rankings are based on the career-best points rating for a particular player. The points system is based on the statistics and the performance against top-quality opponents.


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Let’s have a look at the selections:

Batsmen

PlayerMatchesRunsAverage100sHighest Rating Points
Saeed Anwar2478,82439.2120808
Zaheer Abbas622,57247.627931
Babar Azam813,80856.0013865
Javed Miandad2337,38141.708910
Saleem Malik2837,17032.885822

Wicket-Keeper

PlayerMatchesRunsAverageDismissalsHighest Rating Points
Umar Akmal1213,19434.3458702

All-Rounder

PlayerMatchesRunsWicketsHighest Rating Points (Bowler)Highest Rating Points (All-rounder)
Imran Khan1753,709182780480

Bowlers

PlayerMatchesWicketsAverageHighest Rating Points
Wasim Akram35650223.52851
Waqar Younis26241623.84778
Saqlain Mushtaq16928821.78805
Saeed Ajmal13318422.72810

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Pakistan’s current Prime Minister and world cup-winning captain, Imran Khan, has been named as the captain of Pakistan’s all-time ODI XI. The flamboyant all-rounder was arguably one of the finest all-rounders in cricketing history and has also been regarded as one of the best captains to ever grace the game.

Here’s the line-up:

  1. Saeed Anwar
  2. Zaheer Abbas
  3. Babar Azam
  4. Javed Miandad
  5. Saleem Malik
  6. Umar Akmal (wk)
  7. Imran Khan (c)
  8. Wasim Akram
  9. Waqar Younis
  10. Saqlain Mushtaq
  11. Saeed Ajmal

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