Dominant Cricketers of the next decade.

[Boundaries]

Got to be Eoin Morgan for me. He has been mightily impressive in the ODI's for England is still only 23. Ok we haven't seen much in the longer form of the game, but with more experience I definitely think he will be an England great.

 

[Gary123]

JP Duminy and Angelo Matthews for me

 

[drainpipe32]

Phillip Hughes and Peter Siddle for mine

 

[Aoun13]

Umer Akmal and Muhammad Aamer both the guys have shown thie rtalent and who knows we have a new Inzamam and Wasim

 

[jkartik]

shoaib akhtar hands down.

 

[Aoun13]

shoaib akhtar hands down.

Yeh better he will act in movies.

 

[Dr. Pepper]

Young Mr Joe Denly. Bags and bags of potential and he has already started pretty well

I can't see Denly being the best in the world though. I really rate him and I think he'll be a good England opener but I don't think he'll dominate cricket.

 

[khalek]

Shakib Al Hasan, Peter Siddle, Umar Akmal, Angelo Mathews, Mohammad Aamer for me.

BTW Mendis is going nowhere

 

[ZoraxDoom]

Shakib
Duminy
Mohd. Amer
Adrian Barath
Hughes
Raina
Ishant Sharma
Parnell
Myself

Just to name a few

 

[Aoun13]

Mendis needs more variations otherwise he will be just a simple easy spinner to play.

 

[khalek]

Mendis needs more variations otherwise he will be just a simple easy spinner to play.

He is worse than just a simple spinner.

Suresh Raina/Rohit Sharma > Mendis

 

[Cricketman]

Sachin Tendulkar.

 

[King Cricket]

Can see Raina and AB De Villiers dominating. Ryder has potential, but he needs to improve a lot before he can actually dominate world cricket. Same applies for Ishant Sharma. And about the others, I haven't seen much of Angelo Mathews, but from what I've seen, he looks to be an enormously talented allrounder. Has every chance of turning out to be a great player, or might just be another Mendis case; right now it's too early to say. He is indeed a good prospect, but he needs to utilize his talent properly if he wants to leave a mark in world cricket. I would also like to mention Cheteswar Pujara's name here. The guy is India's next batting legend in making. Has been outstanding in the domestic level! Now, if the selectors use him properly, and don't waste him like Badrinath, I can see him having a huge impact on international cricket in the next decade.

 

[Params7]

Raina, ever since I saw his innings vs Pakistan in CT I knew he's here to stay and for a long while. I can bet he'll be India's trump card in 2011 WC.

 

[pcfan123]

Ross Taylor for me, the man is still in his 20's and will be around for a long time.