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ODI Ratings
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Best Batsman: Salim Elahi - Pakistan
The Pakistani batting sensation Salim Elahi tops the batting table in One-day internationals by sheer weight of his performance. He has occupied the number one spot in the shorter version of the game with 568 runs from 12 matches with 54.50 points to his credit.
Best Bowler: Brett Lee - Australia
One of the pillars of Australian cricket, the pace spearhead Brett Lee has stamped his presence in both forms of cricket, thanks to his telling pace with magnificent line and length. With 64 wickets in 31 matches he emerges as the top bowler in the world in One-day cricket with 51.69 points.
Best Fielder: Alistair Campbell - Zimbabwe
Former Zimbabwe skipper Alistair Campbell has occupied the top spot among the fielders in the shorter version of the game. Thanks to his scintillating fielding efforts, Campbell with 10 dismissals from 11 matches has earned 12.27 points to head the ratings in the best fielder category.
Best Wicketkeeper: Adam Gilchrist - Australia
Australia's man for all seasons, Adam Gilchrist is an explosive left-handed batsman apart from being one of the top wicketkeepers in the world at present. With 27.43points, Gilchrist tops the ratings with 76 dismissals to his credit from 35 matches.
Best All-Rounder: Chris Gayle - West Indies
The West Indies batting sensation Chris Gayle tops the all-rounder table also in one-day internationals by sheer weight of his genius. He has occupied the number one spot with 1172 runs with 17 dismissals and 29 wickets from 26 matches with 84.23 points.
Best Team: Australia
Australia who won the World Cup 2003 convincingly by not losing a match in the entire tournament have retained the number one slot in the shorter version of the game. India who lost just two matches in the World Cup, including the final to Australia, have jumped up to the number two slot. With 48.16 points from 38 matches, Australia remain at the No.1 spot.
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Best Batsman: Salim Elahi - Pakistan
The Pakistani batting sensation Salim Elahi tops the batting table in One-day internationals by sheer weight of his performance. He has occupied the number one spot in the shorter version of the game with 568 runs from 12 matches with 54.50 points to his credit.
Best Bowler: Brett Lee - Australia
One of the pillars of Australian cricket, the pace spearhead Brett Lee has stamped his presence in both forms of cricket, thanks to his telling pace with magnificent line and length. With 64 wickets in 31 matches he emerges as the top bowler in the world in One-day cricket with 51.69 points.
Best Fielder: Alistair Campbell - Zimbabwe
Former Zimbabwe skipper Alistair Campbell has occupied the top spot among the fielders in the shorter version of the game. Thanks to his scintillating fielding efforts, Campbell with 10 dismissals from 11 matches has earned 12.27 points to head the ratings in the best fielder category.
Best Wicketkeeper: Adam Gilchrist - Australia
Australia's man for all seasons, Adam Gilchrist is an explosive left-handed batsman apart from being one of the top wicketkeepers in the world at present. With 27.43points, Gilchrist tops the ratings with 76 dismissals to his credit from 35 matches.
Best All-Rounder: Chris Gayle - West Indies
The West Indies batting sensation Chris Gayle tops the all-rounder table also in one-day internationals by sheer weight of his genius. He has occupied the number one spot with 1172 runs with 17 dismissals and 29 wickets from 26 matches with 84.23 points.
Best Team: Australia
Australia who won the World Cup 2003 convincingly by not losing a match in the entire tournament have retained the number one slot in the shorter version of the game. India who lost just two matches in the World Cup, including the final to Australia, have jumped up to the number two slot. With 48.16 points from 38 matches, Australia remain at the No.1 spot.
