4. Michael Bevan
The cool and calm head of Michael Bevan turned him into a protagonist for Kangaroos in highly demanding situations. In ODIs, his brilliance was beyond wonders. Bevan’s mastery of batting with the tail, dropping the ball in the gaps, quick running between the wickets and seizing the big moments of the nail-biting encounters paved way in his emergence as the first renowned finisher of 50-overs cricket. The southpaw was a dream middle-order player for any side.
In 196 ODI innings, the left-hander remained not-out on 67 occasions while he racked up a tally of 6,912 runs at an awe-striking average of 53.58, which is still one of the best in ODIs for any batsmen.
