India's greatest ODI XI of all time

How many from this 2003 world cup squad make it to this list
How many from this 2003 World Cup squad make it to this list?

Lower Middle Order

Mahendra Singh Dhoni(wk)

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Even at 36, Mahendra Singh Dhoni is an automatic choice for the wicket-keeper role in the Indian team, in both the limited-over formats. His explosive, yet steady batting style, along with his exceptional keeping skills provide the Indian team with an additional batting option along with an extraordinary wicket-keeper.

ODI Stats-

Matches - 314; Runs - 9780; Average - 51.20; Strike Rate - 87.96

100s/50s - 9/67; Highest - 183*; Catches/Stumping - 295/106


Kapil Dev

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Kapil Dev was so good, both as a batsman and a bowler, that even 25 years after his retirement, no one has even come within an inch of his achievements. Kapil was capable of winning matches single-handedly for India, as evident from his memorable innings of 175* against Zimbabwe that kept India alive in the 1983 World Cup.

Having Kapil Dev in the lineup meant the team would not only have a front line fast bowling option, but also a swashbuckling lower order batsman. His overall career statistics are enough to book him a slot in any All Time India XI.

ODI Stats

Batting-

Matches - 225; Runs - 3783; Average - 23.79; Strike Rate - 95.07

100s/50s - 1/14; Highest - 175*

Bowling-

Innings - 221; Wickets - 253; Average - 27.45; Strike Rate - 44.2

Economy - 3.71; 4Wickets/5Wickets - 3/1; BBI - 5/43

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