Virat Kohli
The modern-day king and probably one of the best batters the game has ever seen, Virat Kohli, the former Indian skipper has made the record books for several times in his career. He has 70 international tons, the most for anyone only behind Sachin Tendulkar and Ricky Ponting. Not just batting, he is also India’s most successful Test captain, he has 40 wins out of his 60 matches as skipper.
Babar Azam
The Pakistan skipper has been all over the place with his terrific form and is going to be the next big thing in cricket at the international level. He is also one of the few batters to have centuries in all three formats of the game. His strokes, cover drives and timing of the ball is something which is far superior to many other batters of the world.
Joe Root
Englishman Root, the red ball master and match winner of England is also not far away. Recently, he had amazing Test series against New Zealand and India back on English soil. Moreover, he just achieved the feat of getting to 10,000 runs, which is only the second time a British batter has achieved.
David Warner
Aussie batter, great opener and jack of all trades always gets the big scores on the board for the five-time World champs. After coming back from the ball tampering scandal, the Australian man has been performing to par excellence and his services are something which the team vouches for.
Rassie van der Dussen
White ball specialist and one of the top 10 ODI batters currently, the Proteas batter has proved within a short span of time that he will go down as one of the best batters in limited overs cricket. He has been roaring with the bat in recent games and his skills will be very useful for the South African team in the upcoming T20 World Cup later this year.
