There are some outstanding batsmen all over the world, it is obvious. I've compiled a list with names like Steven Smith Jonny Bairstow and Aaron Finch. All of them have had remarkable careers. It is difficult, however, to pick one. These players have made a tremendous contribution to cricket.
Tendulkar
Sachin Tendulkar, one of the most revered and respected cricketers of all times, is among them. International Cricket Council hailed him as the cricketer-of-the-decade. In October 2010, he celebrated the milestone 100th year of his career. After a remarkable career, he played both Test and ODI cricket before retiring in 2012. He also finished his six-year stint in the Indian Premier League with the Mumbai Indians. He retired with a run-scoring total of 34357. In Tests, he scored 15,921 runs.
Aaron Finch
Despite his recent struggles in international cricket, Aaron Finch has been one of Australia's best ODI openers. He was also elected captain of the Australian T20, ODI, and ODI cricket teams. He has helped his country win its first T20 World Cup in 2021.
Jonny Bairstow
Jonny Bairstow, who was playing against Yuzvendra Chhal in the World Cup, hit two sixes with long on his head in three balls. His batting style combines power hitting down the ground with several variations of the reverse sweep. These two styles were combined to destroy India's quicks and New Zealand's spinners. Bairstow has nine ODI centuries to his name.
Martin Guptill
Martin Guptill, an unflinching batsman with brilliant stroke making abilities, is one of most exciting batsmen around the globe. He is one among few batsmen to achieve a double hundred in only 50 overs. His feat against the West Indies at the 2015 World Cup quarter-final was remarkable for a New Zealand batsman.
Quinton de Kock
Quinton De Kock is an important player in South Africa’s cricket team. He is a top-class player with brilliant brains and an aggressive style. He is expected to play a crucial role in the series' victory in Visakhapatnam. His performance on the crease could set new standards for the series.