Babar Azam, Shreyas, And Siraj were Also Selected As The Captain Of The Best ODI Team

ICC ODI Team of the Year 2022: Babar Azam, Shreyas and Siraj were also selected as the captain of the best ODI team. ICC has announced the best ODI cricket team of the year.

Azam was chosen as the captain:-

Babar Azam has been selected as the captain while two Indian players are included in the form of Shreyas Iyer and Mohammed Siraj.

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ICC selected the best team of the year 2022. The ICC selected the best 11 players on the basis of their performance in ODI cricket last year.

Together they formed a strong team. On Tuesday, the ICC released the list of players included in the best ODI cricket team.

Along with the Indian team, 2-2 players from Australia and New Zealand are included in this team.

ICC ODI Team of the Year 2022:–

Shreyas Iyer, who strengthens India’s middle order, is included in this list. The year 2022 was good for him, he scored 724 runs in 17 matches at an average of 55.69.

In this he scored 1 century and 6 half-centuries. He performed consistently well in the year, as a result of which he left behind many big batsmen and joined this list.

Mohammad Siraj joined this team as the second Indian. Siraj’s deadly bowling continues this year as well, he had a similar performance last year.

Siraj capitalized well on the opportunities he got due to Jasprit Bumrah’s injury. Siraj played 15 ODIs last year, in which he took 24 wickets.

His economy rate was 4.62, his best bowling came against the West Indies, in that match in February Siraj took 3 wickets for 29 runs.

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Shreyas Iyer and Mohammed Siraj included in the best ODI team:-

1- Babar Azam (Captain) – India
2- Travis Head – Australia
3- Shai Hope – West Indies
4- Shreyas Iyer – India
5- Tom Latham (wicket keeper) – New Zealand
6- Sikandar Raza – Zimbabwe
7- Mehidy Hasan Miraz – Bangladesh
8- Alzarri Joseph – West Indies
9- Mohammed Siraj – India
10- Trent Boult – New Zealand
11- Adam Zampa – Australia