2024-09-11 17:38:28
International matches have seen many great all-rounders so far. In cricket, the role of an all-rounder is quite difficult. Along with batting, he has to focus completely on bowling as well. It is never easy to leave a mark in both departments. Despite this, many all-rounders have left their mark. In cricket history, three all-rounders have more than 10 thousand runs and more than 500 wickets. We tell you about them today.
Jacques Kallis- South Africa
South Africa’s Jacques Kallis is considered the most successful all-rounder in cricket history. Kallis has played 519 matches in his career. In this, he has scored 25534 runs at an average of 49.10. This includes 62 centuries. Talking about bowling, Kallis has 577 wickets to his name. 7 times he has dismissed 5 batsmen in an innings. His average in Tests is even better than Sachin Tendulkar.
Shahid Afridi- Pakistan
Former Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi’s name is also included in this list. Afridi started his career as a batsman. Gradually his focus shifted to bowling. Afridi scored 11196 runs in an international career of 524 matches. His average was 23.92 and strike rate was 114.14. He took 541 wickets in bowling.
Shakib Al Hasan- Bangladesh
Bangladesh’s Shakib-ul-Hasan is the only active player on this list. Shakib made his international debut in 2006. He has played 445 matches so far. He has scored 14664 runs at an average of 34. He has also scored 14 centuries. Talking about bowling, Shakib has 708 wickets to his name. Left-arm spin bowler Shakib has taken 5 wickets in an innings 25 times.