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Today i am going to discussed that True modern-day greats of the game

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AB De Villiers is the South African right handed batsman and former international cricketer. He is always famous for his aggressive style of playing cricket and he is also known as Mr. 360. In the modern cricket he is also the best cricketer. His average is just tremendous one in the test and ODIs. He represented Africa in all the three format of the cricket. He hold many records in the cricket history and one of them and most prestige record is fastest ODI hundred.

Virat Kohli is the India based International cricketer and also a former captain of the India international team. Virat is also considered one the best cricketer in the modern cricket. His average in ODIs and t20s is also fifty plus and recorded as a best average. He also represented India in all three format of the cricket. unfortunately he is out of form from last few years hope he will regain his form back soon.

Joe Root is the right handed batsman from England. He is also one of the key player and also back bone of the England middle order and he is also a former captain for England. His average in the test and ODIs is more than fifty which is recorded as the best average in the cricket history. And he also made more centuries during 2019 to 2023. He also hold many records in the cricket history and one of them is most consecutive fifties in the test career.

In my opinion all these three batsman are the best cricketer ever in the history of the cricket. And these players adopting the requirements of the modern cricket like aggressive style of playing cricket. All these are the best players of modern cricket. Just Virat is struggling in the international cricket hope he will also recover his form soon. These players are considered the best and key players of their respective countries as well. Hope they will break more record in the cricket history.