Taskin Ahmed in Wisden's ODI Team of the Year!
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Published: 02:37 15 January 2025
Bangladesh's Taskin Ahmed has been named in the Wisden ODI Team of the Year, the famous bible of cricket. Last year was a remarkable year for him in ODI cricket, where he earned this honor through consistent performances. He took 14 wickets in seven matches in 2024 at an average of 23.9, which earned him a place in this XI.
It is noteworthy that apart from Taskin Ahmed, three players from Sri Lanka, two from Afghanistan, West Indies and Pakistan, and one each from England and Bangladesh have made it to the Wisden ODI XI. No one from India and Australia has made it to this XI.
Wisden ODI XI of the Year:
Saiem Ayyub
Pathum Nishanka
KC Karthi
Kushal Mendis
Azmatullah Omarzai
Liam Livingstone
Sherfan Rutherford
Wanindu Hasaranga
Shaheen Shah Afridi
AM Ghazanfar
Tasqueen Ahmed
This is a big achievement for Taskin Ahmed, which comes in recognition of his excellent performance.
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