ICC inducted three cricketing legends into its Hall of Fame
The ICC has inducted three cricketing legends into its Hall of Fame as part of the Class of 2024: Alastair Cook, Neetu David, and AB de Villiers. This prestigious recognition highlights their significant contributions to the sport.
Alastair Cook, the former England captain, is celebrated for his remarkable Test career, scoring 12,472 runs and 33 centuries. He is the 31st English player to be honored, reflecting his status as one of the greatest batsmen in cricket history.
Neetu David, an Indian spin bowler, is recognized for her exceptional skills and contributions to women's cricket. She played a pivotal role in India's rise in the women's game, becoming one of the leading wicket-takers in ODIs.
AB de Villiers, a South African batting icon, is renowned for his explosive batting style and innovative stroke play. With over 20,000 international runs across formats, he set records for the fastest fifties and hundreds in ODIs, earning a reputation as one of the most destructive batsmen in cricket.
The induction ceremony will take place in Dubai, coinciding with the conclusion of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup, celebrating their legacies and impact on the game.