A sport that endures for centuries must possess a unique quality that unbreakably binds its devotees. The art of batting is one such element in our game. Since so much has changed in cricket over the past century, hitters have essentially taken over the role of the game’s leading lights.
To score runs against certain top-notch bowlers, you need more talent, skill, and grit. Today’s batters are aware of the necessity to show composure in the appropriate forms, which presents a significant difficulty.
The Best Batsman in the World of International Cricket are listed below:
Sachin Tendulkar
In 1989, Sachin Tendulkar played his first game for India against Pakistan. He started out as a kid prodigy at the age of 16, but he never looked back and went on to score the most runs in international cricket. In the late 1990s, Tendulkar was at the height of his abilities. His most admired innings among his century of hundreds was the ‘Desert Storm’ knock against Australia in 1998.
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Sir Vivian Richards
In 1974, when playing India, Sir Vivian Richards was initially added to the national cricket team. It should come as no surprise that during his rule, the bowlers were terrified by his charm and body language. He attracted a lot of attention after smashing 291 runs against England in 1976 at the Oval.
Ricky Ponting
Throughout his career, Australian legend Ricky Ponting racked up countless honours. The Kangaroos won three straight World Cups under his direction. After making his Test debut against Sri Lanka in 1995, the former Australian played 168 times for his country’s national side and amassed over 13k Test runs at an average of 51.85. Despite leaving the game of cricket in 2012, he has left a lasting impression on everyone. Ponting, who is renowned for his flawless pull shot, is among the top batsmen in the world.
Brian Lara
Brian Lara, one of the greatest left-handers in the history of the sport, made his international debut for the West Indies in 1990 against Pakistan. The southpaw was a vicious batsman who brutally destroyed the bowlers. In 131 test matches, he took part, and he amassed 11953 runs at an average of 52. He amassed 10495 runs at a magnificent strike rate of 79.51 during the 299 ODI games.
