World champion England captain Josh Butler has selected the first five players in his dream XI ahead of the ODI World Cup. Where he did not place India's Virat Kohli and Pakistan's Babar Azzam, one of the world's two best batsmen, in the top five.
Butler chose Indian captain Rohit Sharma as the opener. Rohit has a record three double centuries in the ODI format. Rohit has a great ability to extend the innings by setting up quickly on the wicket.
With all the great shots and consistency with the bat, Rohit will easily make it to any dream team. Rohit has just entered the club of 10 thousand runs in ODIs. Rohit needs only 22 more runs to become the owner of 1000 runs in the World Cup.
Butler has kept de Kock as opener along with Rohit. De Kock has been praised for his aggressive batting since the beginning of the innings in ODIs. De Kock scored 6176 runs in ODIs as Rohit's worthy partner in the opening. He has the ability to handle pressure in any situation.
De Kock will retire from ODIs after this World Cup. De Kock has 450 runs on the World Cup stage. He has 18 wickets and 1 stumping at the World Cup stage behind the wicket.
Australia's Glenn Maxwell is in Butler's top five as an all-rounder. Maxwell is adept at making big contributions to the team with aggressive batting and spin bowling. He can change the picture of the match in a short span of time with hitting batting.
Maxwell has been known as a game changer in the middle order. He took 3490 runs and 60 wickets in ODI and 501 runs and 6 wickets in World Cup.
South Africa's Enrich Northey is Butler's first choice in the pace attack. But unfortunately, as in 2019, due to injuries, Norte has been knocked out of this World Cup.
Butler has kept his teammate spinner Adil Rashid as the fifth player. Rashid is going to be an important member of England in the World Cup. With spin magic, he has also left the skilled batsmen of the 20th century in abeyance.
Rashid is an indispensable player in the XI as he thrives in the middle overs with leg spin and googly. Rashid has 184 wickets in this format and 11 wickets in the World Cup. Read More Umbrella Company
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