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7 Cricketers Who Will Be Playing Their Last ODI World Cup In 2023

Rohit SarkarBy Rohit Sarkar07/08/2023No Comments3 Mins Read
7 Cricketers Who Will Be Playing Their Last ODI World Cup In 2023

The Cricket World Cup has always been a spectacle. It’s where heroes are born, and legends are forged. Yet, with every tournament, we inch closer to bidding adieu to some stalwarts of the game. This edition will likely be no different. As the latest 50-over World Cup looms, there are several big names who might be gracing this grand stage for the last time. Here’s a closer look at seven such cricketers.

End of an Era: 7 Cricketers Likely Playing their Last ODI World Cup:

1. Rohit Sharma (India)

7 Cricketers Who Will Be Playing Their Last ODI World Cup In 2023

Rohit, a maestro with the willow, has already played in two World Cups (2015 & 2019). His prowess at the top has often set the tone for India. Known for his elegant stroke play and mammoth innings, this edition might be his swansong in World Cup cricket.

2. Mitchell Starc (Australia)

Australia’s left-arm speedster, Mitchell Starc, has been a force to reckon with. Playing in the 2015 and 2019 editions, he’s consistently tormented batsmen with his lethal yorkers. This World Cup could be the curtain closer for Starc’s illustrious Cup journey.

3. David Miller (South Africa)

South Africa’s David Miller is the embodiment of power-hitting. With two World Cup appearances in 2015 and 2019, he’s provided the necessary impetus in the middle order. This might be the last time we see Miller’s fireworks in a World Cup setting.

4. Angelo Mathews (Sri Lanka)

Angelo Mathews, the Lankan lion, has been an anchor for his team. Having played in three editions (2011, 2015 & 2019), his all-round abilities have been crucial for Sri Lanka. This World Cup might be Mathews’ final bow on this global platform.

5. Moeen Ali (England)

England’s spin wizard, Moeen Ali, has dazzled audiences in the 2015 and 2019 tournaments. His versatility with both bat and ball has made him indispensable. However, this edition might mark the end of Ali’s journey in the 50-over global tournaments.

6. Tim Southee (New Zealand)

7 Cricketers Who Will Be Playing Their Last ODI World Cup In 2023

Kiwi pacer Tim Southee, with his deadly swings, has been a thorn for opposition. Participating in three editions (2011, 2015 & 2019), his opening spells have often set the game’s tone. This tournament could potentially be Southee’s last hurrah.

7. Shakib Al Hasan (Bangladesh)

Shakib is arguably Bangladesh’s greatest cricketing icon. With appearances in four editions (2007, 2011, 2015 & 2019), his contributions have been monumental. As we approach this tournament in 2023, fans might be preparing to bid farewell to Shakib’s legendary World Cup journey.

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Cricket, like life, is a cycle. Legends come, leave their mark, and eventually pass the baton. This World Cup will be tinged with nostalgia as we might be witnessing the final chapters for these magnificent seven. As they lace up potentially for the last time, fans worldwide will relish and cherish every moment, etching them in cricketing folklore forever.

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Rohit Sarkar is a passionate cricket writer with years of experience covering the sport. Born and raised in India, Rohit developed a love for cricket at a young age and has been following the game ever since.Rohit has covered some of the biggest cricket events around the world, including the ICC World Cup, the IPL, and the Ashes.His writing style is both informative and engaging, making complex cricket concepts easy to understand for fans and newcomers alike. Rohit is known for his attention to detail and his ability to capture the excitement and drama of live matches in his writing.Overall, Rohit's love for cricket shines through in his writing and his passion for the sport is contagious. His work has been published in numerous publications and websites, making him one of the most respected and sought-after cricket writers in the industry.

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