The ICC Hall of Fame has welcomed three exceptional cricketers: South African legend AB de Villiers, England’s celebrated opener Alastair Cook, and India’s pioneering spinner Neetu David. Each of these icons has made an indelible mark on the sport, inspiring countless fans and players worldwide.
AB de Villiers, renowned for his “360-degree” batting and record-breaking feats, holds the fastest century in ODI history and amassed over 8,000 Test runs at an average of 50.66. His leadership in the 2015 ODI World Cup and brilliance across formats has made him one of South Africa’s most treasured players.
Alastair Cook, hailed as one of the greatest Test openers, scored 12,472 runs with 33 centuries, including a historic series win in India in 2012. Known for his consistency and grit, he played a record 159 consecutive Tests, reflecting his commitment to the game.
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India’s Neetu David, the second Indian woman after Diana Edulji to be inducted, took 141 wickets in 97 ODIs and was the first Indian woman to claim over 100 ODI wickets. She remains the second-highest wicket-taker for India in women’s cricket, cementing her place as an icon in Indian sports.