ODI All-rounders XI of the 21st century

#10 Daniel Vettori

One of the finest left-arm spinner of modern-era

The left-arm spinner from Auckland is the all-time leading wicket-taker for New Zealand in One Day Internationals. Vettori made his ODI debut in 2007 and went on to play 295 ODI games for his national side.

A finest left-arm spinner of his generation, Vettori picked up 305 wickets at a stunning economy rate of 4.12. Vettori also scored 2253 runs in ODI cricket at an average of 17.33.

He is only the second left-arm spinner in ODI cricket history to pick more than 300 wickets.

#11 Shaun Pollock

Pollock lead South African pace attack for 12 years

Shaun Pollock is one of the best fast bowling all-rounders of all-time in International cricket. Having made his ODI debut in 1996, Pollock went on to play 303 games in his illustrious career.

He scored 3519 runs at an average of 26.44 which included 14 fifties and a hundred. He also picked up 393 wickets at an average of 24.50, which included five 5-wicket haul. His career economy rate of 3.67 in ODIs is simply spectacular.

#12 Abdul Razzaq (12th man)

ICC Twenty20 World Cup Final

Abdul Razzaq is unlucky to miss out on a place in the eleven. He scored 5080 runs and picked up 269 wickets in his successful ODI career. Having made his debut in 1996, he played till 2011 before being left out of the ODI squad.

He was Pakistan's premier fast bowling all-rounder in the first decade of 21st century.

Players who missed out: Jacob Oram, Mohammad Hafeez, and Ravindra Jadeja.