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It’s got to be Herath.
If he was part of any other team people would be calling him an ATG.
Fakhar Zaman
Fakhar Zaman
He's only 1 year into his career. It's too early to underrate or overrate him.
BJ Watling - the best test wicketkeeper-batsman of the 2010s
Moeen Ali probably. Particularly in comparison to Ben Stokes. He has as good a batting record as stokes. 5 hundreds and 15 fifties(stokes has 6/14). And a better bowling record. 5 fifers compared to stokes 4 fifers. Also has a ten in the match which stokes doesn't. And has 10 times picked a creditable 3fer too. Also has 6 man of the match awards. Hardly gets the respect he deserves
Moeen Ali probably. Particularly in comparison to Ben Stokes. He has as good a batting record as stokes. 5 hundreds and 15 fifties(stokes has 6/14). And a better bowling record. 5 fifers compared to stokes 4 fifers. Also has a ten in the match which stokes doesn't. And has 10 times picked a creditable 3fer too. Also has 6 man of the match awards. Hardly gets the respect he deserves
Shakib-Al-Hasan.
Angelo Mathews
Shoaib Malik
I find world cricket doesn't give haris Sohail much credit
He is massively overrated by people here. Terrible fitness and always finds a way to throw his wicket away after making a flashy 50 in ODIs. Some people are even calling him the best batsman against swing and seam bowling![]()
Mushfiqur Rahim.
Easily one of the best middle order batters in the world right now. He's slightly behind Kohli and Rohit, but overall he's one of the top 5 batters across all format.
Clutch player.
Mushfiqur Rahim.
Easily one of the best middle order batters in the world right now. He's slightly behind Kohli and Rohit, but overall he's one of the top 5 batters across all format.
Clutch player.
In ODIs, Kedar Jadhav.
He is a gun ODI batter who hardly gets chances to bat, but still has managed an average and strike rate combo that is best (top 3 in the world). Bowls and picks up wickets too. Still gets pushed down the order beyond tuk-tuk Dhoni and the likes of Rayudu.
He can't run between wickets quickly & injury prone (major minus in modern day cricket) He would have done wonders 20 years or 30 years before!
Mushfiqur Rahim.
Easily one of the best middle order batters in the world right now. He's slightly behind Kohli and Rohit, but overall he's one of the top 5 batters across all format.
Clutch player.
He has a few flaws, but can be very effective in the 30-50 over timeframe for India. His batting is under-used and under-rated.
He is pretty average everywhere l except SL, UAE and Zimbabwe. So he is rated rightlyHerath.
He has done well and picked wickets everywhere . Very much underrated. A champion bowler.
He is under-used/utilized for the same reason! If he bats for longer or fields in an important position then he will be injured and will be unavailable to get utilized! He should have worked out his fitness-regime long back (not at this age now!) That's why he is sparingly used in a match! (He is still in our scheme of things because probably we don't have better alternatives! OR we have not tried many due to slow processing! If not for IPL we would have been even worse at identifying talents quickly!)
As I said he would have done amazing job like Arjuna Ranatunga in those times where fielders and runners had an understanding between each other about consuming energy(it is slightly present still in Tests though which someone like Ashwin relishes!) If you watched TV those days, you had that top-right corner small window which showed how lazily the batsmen used to run in harmony to the slow movement of the fielder and the bowler just walking back to his run-up watching like a spectator while someone comes to the stumps slowly & waits till eternity for the ball to arrive (he would have finished a chat with umpire or co-fielder by that time)! Today there is no such thing, the fielder picks up the ball in no time as the camera focuses at him & the ball while the batsmen have already finished their running!
I think most underrated active player in world cricket is James Neesham.
Hes bowled surprisingly well this t20 but his bowling is not good enough for an all rounder.
He is a much better batsman than most people realize though- not just a big hitter.
He genuinely should aim to become a specialist middle order batsman in all formats.
He can easily bat at 5.