Best All-Format Lineup of this Generation

In the world of cricket, the evolution of sports has seen generations of players rise to prominence, each contributing uniquely to their teams’ successes as we assess the contemporary landscape, a remarkable all-format lineup emerges, showcasing the best talents that have graced the game in recent years.

Below is a comprehensive overview of our chosen eleven players, along with their impressive stats, which reflect their prowess across all game formats: Tests, One-Day Internationals (ODIs), and T20 Internationals (T20Is).

Let’s have a look at the Best All-Format Lineup of this Generation

1. Rohit Sharma

Rohit Sharma, the captain of the Indian team, has established himself as one of the most successful batsmen in the modern era. He has played 509 innings, scoring 19234 runs with 1840 fours and 622 sixes. He has maintained a Strike rate of 87.39 at an average of 43.32.

2. Travis Head (Wicketkeeper) 

Travis Head has been a revelation in the Australian batting setup, particularly highlighted by his aggressive style in limited-overs cricket. in 175 innings he has scored 6481 runs with 728 fours and 122 sixes. Head has a strike rate of 82.59 averaging at 40.25.

3. Virat Kohli

No discussion of modern cricket is complete without mentioning Virat Kohli. His consistency, unmatched work ethic, and chasing ability have made him a pillar in the batting order. Kohli has played 591 total innings where he has scored 26942 runs including 2662 fours and 301 sixes. He has maintained a 79.60 strike rate and an average of 53.35.

4. Daryl Mitchell 

Daryl Mitchell has carved a niche for himself as a versatile batsman capable of anchoring innings and accelerating when needed. He has played a total of 135 innings where he has scored 4481 including 377 fours and 122 sixes. He has maintained a strike rate of 80.58 and an average of 40.01.

5. Mitchell Marsh – All-Rounder

Mitchell Marsh is an explosive player, providing balance as an all-rounder. He has played 217 innings scoring 6239 runs with 640 fours and 190 sixes. His batting average 33.19 is and his strike rate is 83.35. He has claimed 121 wickets at an economy of 4.49 and a strike rate of 47.72 averaging at 35.69.

6. Glenn Maxwell – All-Rounder

Known for his innovative shots and aggression, Glenn Maxwell brings flair to the lineup as an all-rounder. He has played a total of 245 innings where he has scored 6834 runs including 623 fours and 289 sixes. He has maintained a strike rate of 128.48 and an average of 32.54. With the ball, he has picked 121 wickets at an economy of 5.84 averaging at 41.69 and a strike rate of 42.74.

7. Rashid Khan – All-Rounder

The Afghan sensation, Rashid Khan, not only provides explosive lower-order batting but also excels as a leg-spin bowler. He has played a total of 144 innings where he has scored 1882 runs including 154 fours and 80 sixes. He has maintained a strike rate of 108.04 and an average of 17.59. With the ball, he has picked 369 wickets at an economy of 4.46 averaging at 18.04 and a strike rate of 24.25.

8. Pat Cummins – All-Rounder

Pat Cummins, an esteemed fast bowler and lower-order batsman, is central to Australia’s bowling lineup. He has played a total of 173 innings where he has scored 1945 runs including 176 fours and 47 sixes. He has maintained a strike rate of 52.68 and an average of 15.31. With the ball, he has picked 476 wickets at an economy of 3.79, averaging at 24.48 and a strike rate of 38.76.

9. Jasprit Bumrah

Jasprit Bumrah has revolutionized fast bowling with his unorthodox action and pinpoint accuracy. In his 89 innings, he has picked 397 wickets at an economy of 3.79 and a strike rate of 33.43, averaging at 21.11.

10. Kuldeep Yadav 

Kuldeep Yadav’s craft as a wrist-spinner has redefined spin bowling for India. In his 62 innings, he has picked 294 wickets at an economy of 4.80 and a strike rate of 27.87 averaging at 22.3.

11. Trent Boult 

Trent Boult’s left-arm swing bowling is a constant threat to any batting lineup. In his 161 innings, he has claimed 611 wickets. He has an impressive economy of 3.67 and a strike rate of 40.89, averaging at 25.60.

12. Josh Hazlewood

Josh Hazlewood, the reliable pacer, has made significant contributions to Australia’s bowling attacks with his ability to maintain tight lines and lengths. He has played a total of 126 innings picking 473 wickets. Hazlewood’s economy rate is 3.49 with a strike rate of 42.82 averaging at 24.92.

An Overview

This all-format lineup showcases a blend of experience, skill, and adaptability essential for success in modern cricket. With players who excel in batting, bowling, and all-round capacities, this team reflects the best of the current generation. Each player’s statistics highlight not just individual achievement but the collective potential of a brilliantly balanced team, poised to conquer all formats of the game.