World Cup 2015: 5 legends who will be missed
A complete batsman and known as God of cricket, Team India will definitely miss the services of the run machine, Sachin Tendulkar. The ‘Little Master’, in his 24-year career holds perhaps every batting record in the game and had retained the divine- His ability to turn the ball on any given surface and changing the laws on throwing has earned Muttiah Muralitharan the tag ‘go-to man’ for many captains. He’s the second highest wicket-taker in World Cups and the highest wicket-takers in Sri Lanka
- His presence in the side was an inspiration for many in the Australian team. Michael Hussey has been adaptable to any situation in the game. Having grown up as a specialist opener, and then spending time in the middle order, Hussey has never
- He has been the fulcrum of South Africa for 20 years lending his talents and expertise in all departments of the game – batting, bowling, fielding and even establishing himself as a remarkable glovesman behind the stumps. Known to resurrect the
- Ricky Ponting's unbeaten 140 knock in the 2003 World Cup finals against India has set the Tasmanian-born batsman as the most successful players Down Under, one rank below Sir Don Bradman. His breathtaking, dead-eye saves at gully and point made him
A complete batsman and known as God of cricket, Team India will definitely miss the services of the run machine, Sachin Tendulkar. The ‘Little Master’, in his 24-year career holds perhaps every batting record in the game and had retained the divine
World Cup 2015: 5 legends who will be missed
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