International Top Spinning Day 2024 is on Tuesday, October 8, 2024: Who ar the top 3 cricketers?

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Who are the top 3 ODI cricketers?

Wuz up A.K.A. "Lion Citizen" or nalakafurry.

1.476 South Africa

Shaun Pollock : The son of former Test fast bowler Peter & nephew of batting great Graeme, the mid age Pollock has clearly inherited many of qualities of the Pollock brothers. His bowling like his father & his batting ability from his Uncle.

2. 381 South Africa

Jacques Kallis

RHB born october 16, 1975.

Perhaps the most outstanding all-rounder in world cricket, Kallis is a technically correct & immensely powerful batsman & an outswing bowler capable of genuine pace.

3.368 Sri Lanka

Sanath Jayasuriya.

He tranformed the one day game during the 96 world cup, when his astonishing hitting at the top of order proved the sizzling for Sri Lanka's drive to the 96 trophy.& (07)

He smashed 48 ball century off pakistani attack.

He hit 340 against India in Colombo in August 1997.

He was the first Lakan lion to reach 150 wickets in limited overs internationals.

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Is still playing cricket.

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Did fantasic in Cricket World Cup 07

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Made his international debut in 1989 - 90, & took captaincy from Arjuna Ranatunga in 1999

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Is the only cricket player with longest ODIS...........

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Jayasuriya's value to Sri Lanka goes (beyond) his batting: he's fully pledged all rounder, bowling economical orthodx left arm spin.

He's also a brilliant fielder.

a Living legend from southern fishing town of Matara, Sri Lanka.

Sanath Jayasuriya, I salute you......well done.

Bravo.

Are you cracking up at Republican spin dr's depicting Palin as having experience...?

Yes, American political "debate" is hilarious especially what the GOP is trying to sell now. Still Palin is a horrible choice and no amount of spin can change that simple fact.

The Palin selection demonstrates once again the dirty secret of American politics: that semi-fascistic forces exercise near-veto power over the Republican Party. The New York Times reported Sunday, based on interviews with several top McCain aides, that McCain had all but decided to select Senator Joseph Lieberman, who was the Democratic vice-presidential candidate in 2000, to run with him on a cross-party ticket based on all-out support for the war in Iraq.

Top aides told him—reportedly relaying warnings from several influential state party chairmen—that there would be protests on the floor of the convention if he selected a running mate who supports abortion rights, like Lieberman or former Pennsylvania Governor Tom Ridge (a Republican).

McCain made the decision after his Democratic opponent, Barack Obama, chose Senator Joseph Biden of Delaware as his running mate August 23, passing over Hillary Clinton. The next day, McCain called Palin and invited her to meet at his Arizona estate on Thursday, where he offered her the second spot on the Republican ticket.

There is a strong element of recklessness and irresponsibility in McCain’s selection. He selected not only someone without any significant national or international experience, but someone whom he does not himself know and who is virtually unknown to the American public.

McCain had precisely one discussion with Palin this year, for 15 minutes at a conference in Washington last February, before calling her last week. His encounter with her Thursday, when he offered her the second highest position in the American government, amounted to two hours. Press accounts noted that their initial campaign bus trip—a six-hour swing from Dayton through Columbus to the outskirts of Pittsburgh—more than doubled the total time they had spent together.

With barely a year and a half in office as the governor of the country’s least populous state, Palin had been generally ruled out as a potential nominee. She herself told the Washington Post earlier this year that her selection was an “impossibility.”

The prospect of Palin, who has no experience and no known views on any foreign policy issues—or, for that matter, on most domestic ones—taking the helm as president may give pause to significant layers within the ruling establishment itself.

Which are top 10 Greatest Cricket ODI Matches ever Played.?

1. South Africa vs Australia, 5th ODI, Johannesburg, 2006

A tense one-day series between these two great rivals was tied at 2-2 going into the fifth and final match. By the end of Australia's 50-over innings, the match -- and series -- appeared over as a contest. The Aussies had racked up 434 runs, then a world record, and captain Ricky Ponting had played one of the great one-day innings.

South Africa's Herschelle Gibbs then played an even better innings, and the Proteas blasted their way past Australia's total in the final over. Those who were at the ground couldn't explain what they'd seen, and the rest of the cricket world couldn't explain it either. Instead, discussion turned to when the 500-run mark in ODIs would be passed. (It hasn't - yet.)

Other records tumbled: the match contained the most sixes ever hit in a one-day international, while Australia's Mick Lewis gave statistically the worst bowling performance in history. It was a batsman's delight and a treat for fans.

2. Australia vs South Africa, World Cup Semi-Final, Birmingham, 1999

The Johannesburg game was an out-of-this-world run feast. This remarkable Cricket World Cup match - also between Australia and South Africa - ebbed and flowed like the nearby River Rea, carrying its fans' hearts along with it.

It had first seemed that Australia's 213 would not be enough. Captain Steve Waugh and the ever-consistent Michael Bevan did the bulk of the work to get them there, while their teammates fell to top-notch fast bowling by Shaun Pollock and Allan Donald.

South Africa struggled for much of their innings, though, particularly against the wily spin of Shane Warne. Lance Klusener looked to have taken South Africa into the final by bludgeoning the scores level with four balls to play, but in a final twist, confusion between the batsmen led to a run out. The match finished in a rare tie, and Australia went on to the World Cup final due to a better record in the tournament.

3. Australia vs West Indies, World Series of Cricket, Sydney, 1996

Michael Bevan is widely regarded as the best 'finisher' to have played one-day international cricket, and this is the match that began his legend.

It was a rain-affected encounter, which it made it difficult for both teams to score runs. West Indies managed 172 in their 43 overs with a heavy reliance on an outstanding innings from Carl Hooper, a tall and elegant right-hander. The left-handed Bevan scored fewer runs than Hooper had in Australia's chase but the pressure on him was infinitely greater, no more so than when required to hit four off the last ball to win. He did, and all of Australia went wild.

4. India vs Pakistan, Austral-Asia Cup Final, Sharjah, 1986

It was a comprehensive all-round performance from India, a sound batting effort backed up by quality bowling and (mostly) capable fielding in sweltering UAE heat. The only problem was Javed Miandad, Pakistan's greatest batsman, who played an innings that would ensure his status as a national hero.

Miandad scored 116 out of 248. It would have been a remarkable innings anyway, but to drive home the point, he struck the last ball of the innings for six to win the Austral-Asia Cup for Pakistan. Given the deep on- and off-field rivalry between India and Pakistan, that six was one of the most valuable and meaningful ever hit.

5. India vs Sri Lanka,1st ODI, Rajkot, 2009

India batted first and scored 414. Sri Lanka batted second and scored 411. As incredible as these numbers are, both teams could have scored plenty more.

Both innings followed almost exactly the same trend. The openers blazed away and laid the platform for a massive total, with one from each side going on to a big individual hundred. The wicketkeeper-captains of both sides, Mahendra Singh Dhoni of India and Kumar Sangakkara of Sri Lanka, then came in and picked up the tempo even further. The rest of the batsmen came and went without managing to broach 450, as had looked likely, but they did manage to scramble past the elusive 400 mark.

The match signalled the start of a competitive, high-scoring series. It predicted the future, too, as one and a half years later, India and Sri Lanka would face off in a classic World Cup Final.

sorry! there are just five matches...