Pakistan’s iconic spinner Abdul Qadir, West Indies legend Shivnarine Chanderpaul and England’s multiple-time Women’s World Cup successful captain Charlotte Edwards have change into the newest additions to the ICC Hall of Fame. The world cricket physique stated on Tuesday that every one three have been inducted after a voting course of that included present Hall of Famers, media representatives and senior officers from FICA and ICC.
A Pakistan legend, England legend and West Indies legend are the three newest additions to the ICC Hall of Fame https://t.co/CXb6Z2qgVN
— ICC (@ICC) 8 November 2022
Abdul’s son Usman Qadir stated, “It is a great honor for the family to hear this news, we see it as a great achievement, and he would have been very proud if my father was still with us today.” and the present Pakistan International.
A pioneer in wrist-spin strategies that’s nonetheless related, Qadir, who died three years in the past, performed 67 Tests and 104 ODIs and took 236 and 132 wickets respectively in his 13-year profession. After his retirement, he mentored fellow countrymen Mushtaq Ahmed, Danish Kaneria and Shahid Afridi in addition to Shane Warne of Australia and Imran Tahir of South Africa.
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“A bowler with a killer instinct”Legendary Pakistan leg-spinner has been inducted into the ICC Hall of Fame.https://t.co/KjG5ejLEOu
— ICC (@ICC) 8 November 2022
Eighth within the record of all-time Test runs, Chanderpaul has a report of seven half-centuries in consecutive Test innings. “I want to enjoy this moment with family, friends and most importantly West Indies cricket fans and fans around the world who supported me throughout my career,” stated the veteran of 164 Tests and 268 ODIs.
In a profession spanning twenty years, Edwards received the Women’s World Cup in 2009 and the T20 World Cup in the identical 12 months. “I loved every minute of my international career and I am very happy to be inducted into the ICC Hall of Fame,” stated Edwards, who retired in 2016 because the main feminine run-scorer in each ODIs and T20Is.
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Captained two World Cup successful campaignsThe legendary England celebrity has been inducted into the ICC Hall of Fame.https://t.co/jAEDgELX0E
— ICC (@ICC) 8 November 2022
All three new gamers might be honored at a particular presentation ceremony forward of the New Zealand and Pakistan semi-finals on the T20 World Cup in Sydney.
With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
