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ICC integrates Ms Dhoni, Matthew Hayden and five other legends of the renowned temple

International Cricket Council (ICC) again celebrated the best of sport, announcing seven new enthusiasts in its prestigious Temple of Fame. During a sparkling ceremony in Abbey Road Studios in London, president of the ICC Jay Shah Welcomed legendary cricket players, whose careers have left an indelible mark on the game. This year’s class includes icons from everyone in cricket. Their inclusion not only honors their individual achievements, but also highlights the global and diversified heritage of cricket.

From Ms Dhoni to Matthew Hayden: ICC Honours Icons of the game

Few figures in modern cricket have captured imagination as Mrs Dona. Venerated as “Captain Cool”, the calm of Dhoni under pressure and innovative leadership has transformed Indian cricket. He remains the only captain to have raised the three ICC White-Ball trophies: the T20 World Cup (2007)THE ODI World Cup (2011)and the Champions Trophy (2013). The Dhoni striker, in particular his final prowess and the unforgettable six to seal the 2011 World Cup, are engraved in cricket folklore. With more than 10,000 ODI races and unrivaled ticket office skills, his enthronement is an appropriate tribute to a career that has inspired millions.

Standing up alongside Dhoni is Australia Matthew HaydenThe “gentle giant”. The intimidating presence of Hayden to the fold and his explosive striker has redefined the role of an opening striker. With 8,625 trials at an average greater than 50 and a central role in the triumphs of the World Cup in Australia, Hayden’s contributions had an impact as hardying as it is entertaining. His ability to dominate the best queries in the world and his subsequent influence as a commentator makes his place in the temple of fame.

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Five other jewels added to the elite list of enthronement to the temple of ICC renown

This year’s enthronement also highlights the growing inclusiveness and the global scope of cricket. South AfricaAmla and GRAEME SMITH represent resilience and consistency. The elegant Strokeplay of Amla and the grainy leadership of Smith played a decisive role in the rise of South Africa at the top of world cricket. New Zealand‘s Daniel VettoriA masterful spinner and a clever captain, joins the Elite Club as one of the few to carry out the 4,000 tests and 300 counters, reflecting its complete brightness.

On the side of women, Healthy mir innovates as a first Pakistani woman in the ICC renowned temple. His leadership and advocacy for female cricket inspired a generation, on and off the field. England‘s Sarah TaylorRenowned for his quick counter goalkeeper and crucial contributions in World Cup victories, is a symbol of competence and perseverance in women’s cricket.

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