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The latest trending topic around the game is the ICC Awards of the Decade. The award program has been introduced by ICC to honor the players, who excelled in the last decade which includes the time span from January 2011 to October 2020. To qualify for the nominations, players should have played at least five years in the relevant format in the mentioned time period.
According to the above-said criteria, ICC opened voting lines to choose the players in relevant categories. After the end of voting, now the cricket body has revealed the winners of the awards one by one. At the same time, the best XI of all three formats of the game also released by ICC. The three teams have turned out to be the talk among cricket fans.
There are some players missed in the squads as it is really a hard thing to acquire 11 players from a decade. Let's have a look at the strong Text XI that can be formed by the missed players from the ICC Test Team of the decade.
South African right-handed opening batsman Hashim Amla retired from international cricket in 2019. He is one of the greatest players in the last decade. He scored more than 9000 runs in his Test career with a career average of 46.6. In the last decade, the right-handed batsman 5456 runs with an average of 46.23.
Indian right-handed batsman Cheteshwar Pujara is been a Test specialist batsman for
Joe Root rediscovers form with a double century in Hamilton Test[/caption]
England right-handed batsman Joe Root is among the top five batsmen in the format in this generation. The exclusion of the player from the squad is also content for argument. He made his Test debut in 2012 against India and showed his potential in the debut series itself. In the last decade, England's Test captain scored 7823 runs at an average of 48, which includes 49 fifties and 17 tons. He is serving as a good leader for England in the format. He has captained 43 Tests and won 23.
One of the major shocking exclusions in the ICC Test XI of the decade is former South African batsman AB de Villiers. He was a super start in all three formats of the game for South Africa. In the time span, he scored 4063 runs at 54.17. He is a strong contender in the column for a wicket-keeper batsman in the format.
Former South African all-rounder Vernon Philander was another top-rated cricketer for the country. He served his best as an all-rounder for the team. He strived at no.1 position in Test rankings for a reasonable period of time. He made his Test debut in 2011 and retired in 2020. In the career, he scored 1779 runs at an average of 24 and scalped 224 Test wickets at 22.3.
Australian right-arm off-spinner Nathan Lyon is filling the shoes of Shane Warne in the spin-bowling department for
The current no.1 Test bowler Pat Cummins is been a valuable asset for Aussies in all three formats of the game. He is been a big nightmare for top batsmen like
Tim Southee takes a fifer against Sri Lanka. Photo: AFP[/caption]
New Zealand right-arm fast bowler Tim Southee is the lead bowler of the team in all three formats of the game. He made his Test debut in 2008 and scalped 296 wickets in his career. In the last decade, he picked up 267 wickets at an average of 27.07.
Former Sri Lankan left-arm off-spinner Rangana Herath made his Test debut in 2004. Unfortunately, he failed to get as many chances in the side due to the domination of Muttiah Muralitharan. After the retirement of later, the left-arm off-spinner took charge as the lead bowler for Sri Lanka with the red ball. Potentially, the last decade was dominated by him. He bagged 355 Test wickets.




