1.Kumar Sangakkara (Sri Lanka)
Tests 128; runs 11,988; normal 58.76 ODIs 380; runs 12,844; normal 40.13 T20Is 56; runs 1,382; normal 31.40 In a global profession that has crossed 14 years, Kumar Sangakkara has been quite possibly the most steady entertainers at the most elevated level. No cutting-edge batsman has a Test batting normal as great as his 58.76. Not the entirety of his runs have gone ahead with Sri Lankan featherbeds, all things considered. The trendy left-hander midpoints more than 54 in abroad Test matches. Sangakkara has been intrigued in the restricted over designs, as well, finishing in a man-of-the-match execution in the 2014 World T20 last. A reliable wicketkeeper, a productive batsman, and perhaps the most expressive reporters on the game, Sangakkara is a record-breaking extraordinary.
2.Dale Steyn (South Africa)
Tests 75; runs 1,056; normal 14.27; wickets 383 @ 22.56
ODIs 87; runs 214; normal 7.92; wickets 123 @ 25.62
T20Is 30; runs 15; normal 3.00; wickets 55 @ 15.98
In a period where the bat has overwhelmed the ball, one crease bowler has stuck out. Ready to swing the ball at pace, Dale Steyn is the best quick bowler of this age.
The South African's Test record is up there with the best. Since the conflict just New Zealand's Shane Bond has a preferred strike rate over Steyn's wicket every 41.7 balls. And this during a time when pitches have a compliment, bats have thicker and limits have more limited.
Fairly shockingly, the solitary country Steyn has battled against is England. Against the Poms he midpoints 32.63. Against the remainder of the world, he has been crushing.
3.AB De Villiers (South Africa)
Tests 95; runs 7,296; normal 51.02; wickets 2 @ 52 ODIs 168, runs 6,780; normal 50.22 T20Is 57; runs 1,007; normal 22.37 Since their re-visitation of the worldwide crease in the mid-1990s, South Africa's batsmen have gained notoriety for being crushingly productive without being incomparable beauticians. Graeme Smith, Gary Kirsten, and Jacques Kallis all scored pail heaps of runs yet didn't require set heartbeats hustling with their showiness. A.B. de Villiers. An incredible striker of the ball with every one of the shots, de Villiers has been a backbone in South Africa's effective center request. The 30-year-old is presently third on the rundown of South Africa's driving Test run-scorers. On the off chance that he remains fit, he gets an opportunity of updating both Smith and Kallis.
4.Michael Clarke (Australia)
Tests 105; runs 8,240; normal 51.50; wickets 31 @ 37.16 ODIs 237; runs 7,751; normal 45.06; wickets 56 @ 38.07 T20Is 34; runs 488; normal 21.21; wickets 6 @ 37.50 Effortless, productive, intense. Could you ask for anything better about Michael Clarke? It's anything but some time to prevail upon an Australian public that didn't promptly warm to his "metrosexual" character. Tons of runs and a five-nil Ashes whitewash in the long run got them onside, however. A creative and trying chief, Clarke reinstituted the strength into an Australian side that had gone into decrease. The captain has the best out of a quality speed assault drove by Mitchell Johnson and capably joined by any semblance of Ryan Harris and Peter Siddle. Runs in all organizations of the game would presumably manage the cost of his incredible status. Another persuading Ashes arrangement win in 2015 would basically promise it.
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