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India vs Australia ODI series is starting from 19th October, fans are very eager to see Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli playing in it. Earlier, Glenn Maxwell selected the all-time ODI playing 11 including players from India, Australia and England, although he did not include any England player in it. Maxwell had also not included Sachin Tendulkar in it, but when the twist came in the end, he included Tendulkar.
Glenn Maxwell chose Rohit Sharma and David Warner as the opening pair. He said, “Rohit’s records are very good, he has scored 3 double centuries. 32 centuries and average of 48. I would choose David Warner, 22 centuries, average of 45 and strike rate of 97.” Explaining the reason for keeping Warner above Sachin, he said, “I wanted a combination of right and left handed batsmen.”
In a conversation with Fox Sports, he had to make an all-time ODI XI by selecting 11 players from India, Australia and England. There was a rule in this that he could choose a maximum of 5 players from Australia, which he had forgotten. He selected Ricky Ponting, Michael Bevan, Shane Watson, Glenn McGrath and Brett Lee. When he came to know about the rule, he changed it. He said, I have to remove Davy (David Warner), Davy went and Sachin Tendulkar came.
Players from India and Australia selected
Glenn Maxwell had to select players from three countries (India, Australia and England), but the surprising thing was that he did not include any player from England. He selected 5 Australian and 6 Indian players. He selected Rohit Sharma, Sachin Tendulkar, Virat Kohli, MS Dhoni, Anil Kumble, Jasprit Bumrah in his playing 11.
Glenn Maxwell’s all-time ODI XI (India, Australia and England)
Rohit Sharma, Sachin Tendulkar, Virat Kohli, Ricky Ponting, Michael Bevan, MS Dhoni, Shane Watson, Anil Kumble, Jasprit Bumrah, Glenn McGrath and Brett Lee.