In honor of International Left handers Day on Tuesday (August 13), former Indian opener Wasim Jaffer took to social media to reveal his all-time ??left-handers XI for both Test and ODI crick??et.

Legendary left-handers: Wasim Jaffer’s ultimate XI

Jaffer, known for his sharp cricketing insights, shared the list with the caption, “A day late but here’s my Test and ODI left-handers XI,” paying tribute to the legendary southpaws who have left an indelible mark on the sp?ort.

Jaffer’s selections featured some of the most iconic left-handed cricketers in the history of the game. His teams were a blend of players who have not only dominated the records but have also shaped the course of cricket with their unique styles and exceptional performances. These XI’s are a testament to the skill and influence of left-handers in cricket’s rich history.

All time left-handers’ Test XI:

1. Matthew Hayden (Australia): Hayden was known not only for his power but also for his mental toughness and ability to thrive in challenging conditions. His famous innings of 380 against Zimbabwe in 2003 was then the highest individual Test score by an Australian, showcasing his penchant for big knocks.
2. Kumar Sangakkara (Sri Lanka): Sangakkara was not just a prolific run-scorer but also a brilliant wicketkeeper and captain. His 11 double centuries in Tests are second only to Sir Donald Bradman, highlighting his capacity to play long innings.
3. Brian Lara (West Indies): Lara’s batting was marked by elegance and an ability to score big runs under pressure. His unbeaten 153 against Australia in 1999 is widely regarded as one of the greatest Test innings ever, demonstrating his match-winning capabilities.
4. Graeme Pollock (South Africa): Pollock’s career was cut short by South Africa’s exclusion from international cricket due to apartheid, but his impact in the matches he played was profound. His average of 60.97 is the second-highest in Test history for any player with over 20 innings, underscoring his consistency and class.
5. Allan Border (Australia) – Captain: Border is credited with resurrecting Australian cricket during the 1980s. He was known for his gritty, determined batting and led Australia to their first World Cup title in 1987, along with a famous Ashes victory in 1989.
6. Sir Garfield Sobers (West Indies): Sobers was a cricketer with almost no weakness, capable of excelling with bat, ball, and in the field. His versatility as a bowler allowed him to be both a destructive pace option and a cunning left-arm spinner.
7. Adam Gilchrist (Australia) – Wicketkeeper: Gilchrist revolutionized the role of a wicketkeeper-batsman with his aggressive batting. His ability to change the course of a game within a session made him one of the most feared lower-order batsmen in Test history.
8. Wasim Akram (Pakistan): Akram is often considered the greatest left-arm fast bowler of all time. His mastery of reverse swing and ability to bowl with pace and accuracy made him lethal in all conditions. Akram’s contribution as a lower-order batsman, where he scored around 3,000 with three centuries, added to his value.
9. Zaheer Khan (India): Zaheer was India’s premier fast bowler for much of his career, known for his ability to swing the ball both ways and deliver in crucial matches. His performance in the 2011 World Cup was instrumental in India’s triumph.
10. Mitchell Johnson (Australia): Johnson’s express pace and intimidating bowling were key features of his career. His devastating spells during the 2013-14 Ashes series, where he took 37 wickets, are still remembered as one of the most dominant performances by a fast bowler.
11. Kuldeep Yadav (India): Yadav is one of the few left-arm wrist spinners in cricket, and his ability to turn the ball both ways makes him a unique threat. His hat-tricks in ODIs and five-wicket hauls in Tests demonstrate his potential to be a match-winner.

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All time left-handers’ ODI XI:

1. Matthew Hayden (Australia): Hayden was a dominant force in ODIs, with his aggressive batting at the top of the order helping Australia to multiple successes, including the 2007 World Cup where he was the leading run-scorer.
2. Sanath Jayasuriya (Sri Lanka): Jayasuriya changed the role of an opener in ODIs with his explosive batting during the 1996 World Cup. His all-around abilities, with both bat and ball, made him a pivotal figure in Sri Lanka’s rise in world cricket.
3. Kumar Sangakkara (Sri Lanka): Sangakkara’s ODI career was equally impressive, particularly in the later stages where he scored four consecutive centuries in the 2015 World Cup, leading Sri Lanka to the knockout stages.
4. Brian Lara (West Indies): Lara’s ODI career was marked by his ability to play match-winning innings. His 153* against Pakistan in 2005 is considered one of the finest chases in ODI history.
5. Yuvraj Singh (India): Yuvraj was the hero of India’s 2011 World Cup win, where he was named Player of the Tournament for his all-round brilliance. His ability to hit sixes at will and provide crucial breakthroughs with the ball made him one of the most valuable ODI players.
6. Michael Bevan (Australia): Bevan was known as the ‘finisher�in ODIs, with his ability to guide Australia to victory from precarious situations. His unbeaten 78 against West Indies in 1996, where he led Australia to a one-wicket win, is one of the most iconic moments in ODI cricket.
7. Lance Klusener (South Africa): Klusener was a destructive lower-order batsman and a handy bowler. His performance in the 1999 World Cup, where he almost single-handedly took South Africa to the final, remains legendary.
8. Wasim Akram (Pakistan): In ODIs, Akram was not just a lethal bowler but also a powerful hitter lower down the order, capable of changing the game with the bat as well.
9. Zaheer Khan (India): Zaheer was a key component of India’s bowling attack in ODIs, particularly in the 2011 World Cup where he finished as the joint-highest wicket-taker, playing a vital role in India’s title win.
10. Mitchell Starc (Australia): Starc’s fast, swinging deliveries have made him one of the most dangerous ODI bowlers. His performances in the 2015 and 2019 World Cups, where he was the highest wicket-taker in both tournaments, underline his match-winning capabilities.
11. Kuldeep Yadav (India): Yadav’s wrist-spin has brought a new dimension to India’s bowling attack in ODIs, with his ability to deceive batsmen with turn and flight making him a potent weapon, particularly in the middle overs.

A day late but here's my Test and ODI left handers XI. What's yours? #LeftHandersDay pic.twitter.com/4BjGkNJ5Jh

— Wasim Jaffer (@WasimJaffer14) August 14, 2024

Sourav Ganguly’s omission from the XI

Despite being one of India’s finest left-handed batters and a successful captain, Sourav Ganguly did not make it to Jaffer’s XI in either format. Ganguly’s ODI records are impressive, with 11,363 runs at an average of 41.02, including 22 centuries. In Tests, he accumulated 7,212 runs at an average of 42.17 with 16 centuries.

As a captain, he transformed Indian cricket, instilling a fighting spirit that led to several overseas victories. However, the stiff competition and the inclusion of multi-faceted players like Sir Garfield Sobers and Yuvraj Singh, who offered additional bowling options, might have influenced his exclusion. Additionally, in the context of Jaffer’s selected XI, players like Lara, Sangakkara, and Hayden were prioritized for their consistent and game-changing performances across various conditions and eras.

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Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) assistant coach Lance Klusener has addressed the recent viral incident involving team owner Sanjiv Goenka and captain KL Rahul. The cricketing world was set abuzz after footage showed Goenka in an animated conversation with Rahul, presumably reprimanding him following LSG’s devastating loss to Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) last Wednesday. This has led to rumors and speculation about Rahul’s future as the LSG skipper.

Lance Klusener reacts on the viral incident

Speaking to the media a day before LSG’s critical league stage match against Delhi Capitals (DC), Klusener dismissed the significance of the incident. He characterized it as a ‘robust discussion’ and suggested it was not a major issue.

“I don’t see any problem with some robust discussion between two cricket lovers. For us, I guess, it’s just a storm in a teacup. We love a robust discussion, I think that’s how teams get better. So, it’s not a big thing for us,” Klusener explained.

The heavy defeat to SRH

In their match against SRH, LSG managed to post only 165 at the board in Hyderabad, where the track is considered batting friendly. SRH’s in-form openers then chased down the target in a mere 9.4 overs, handing LSG a crushing 10-wicket defeat. This loss significantly hurt LSG’s net run-rate and complicated their chances of qualifying for the playoffs.

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LSG’s playoff hopes in jeopardy

With only 12 points from 12 games, LSG faces a tough road ahead to secure a top-four finish. They must win both of their remaining matches against DC and Mumbai Indians (MI) convincingly to improve their net run-rate, which currently stands at? -0.769. Additionally, they need favorable results from other matches to boost their playoff chances.

Meanwhile, Klusener emphasized the importance of focusing on the immediate task (the matches against? Delhi and Mumb?ai) and not dwelling on past setbacks.

“We’ve got two games to go. It doesn’t really matter what’s happened in the past, whether we’ve won or lost, it makes no difference to us. We’re focusing on the next two games and how best we can get over the line in both of them. Whether we then qualify or not, I guess, that’s of our making from the way we played. But our focus really is just to get over the line tomorrow and then we’ll worry about Mumbai after that,” Klusener added.

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As the excitement for Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024 builds up between fans, players and coaches across franchises are also gearing up for the upcoming cricketing extravaganza and have started joining their respective teams. The franchises a?re also greeting their members in a heartwarming?? manner.

Amidst the hustle and bustle of pre-season preparations, the Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) management recently organized a lively event in Lucknow, setting the stage for what promises to be a thrilling season of cricketing action. During the event, a heartwarming moment unfolded as the support staff of LSG took t??o the dance floor during a marathon event, spreading joy and camaraderie.

Justin Langer, Jonty Rhodes and Lance Klusener’s infectious dance

The sight of renowned coaches Justin Langer, Jonty Rhodes, and Lance Klusener grooving to the beats of the popular Hindi song ‘Haayo Rabba’ was quick to capture the attention of fans and enthusiasts alike and The video of their spirited performance quickly went viral, reflecting the infectious energy and unity within the LSG camp.

Jonty, known for his exceptional fielding skills and infectious enthusiasm, stole the? show with his exuberant dance moves, while Langer and Klusener added their own flair to the impromptu dance routine. The camaraderie and sense of?? togetherness displayed by the coaching staff resonated with fans, reinforcing the bond between the team members as they prepare for the challenges ahead.

Here’s the video

The best thing you’ll see today 😄🔥 pic.twitter.com/igLgnmLOyR

— Lucknow Super Giants (@LucknowIPL) March 17, 2024

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Significant changes in LSG’s coaching staff

It is worth mentioning that IPL 2024 brings significant changes to the coaching lineup of LSG, with Langer stepping into the role of head coach, succeeding Andy Flower. Despite the transition, the coaching staff remains focused and united in their efforts to steer the team towards success in IPL 2024. Jonty continues to inspire as the team’s fielding coach, bringing his wealth of experience and expertise to the fore, while Klusener adds his valuable insights as an assistant coach, enhancing the team’s strategic approach.

KL Rahul set to return as team’s skipper

In terms of leadership on the field, KL Rahul is set to resume his role as captain for LSG in IPL 2024. His return marks a significant moment for the team, having missed part of the previous season due to injury. In his absence last year, Krunal Pandya admirably led the team, highlighting the depth and resilience within the LSG s?quad.

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Former South African all-rounder Lance Klusener has stepped into a new role as an assistant coach for the Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) ahead of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024 season. This announcement was made by LSG on Friday, marking a significant addition?? to their coachin??g staff.

Klusener’s journey as a player and coach

Klusener brings a wealth of experience to the table, having represented South Africa in 49 Tests and 171 ODIs as a fast-bowling all-rounder from 1996 to 2004. His coaching journey includes serving as the coach of the Durban Super Giants (DSG) in the SA20 tournament, which is also owned by the RPSG Group, the same entity operating the LSG franchise. Additionally, Klusener previously held the position of head coach for Afghanistan from September 2019 to December 2021 and has worked as a batting coach for South Africa and Zimbabwe.

LSG welcome Klusener on board

In a statement released on their official website, the Super Giants expressed their excitement about Klusener joining the team for the upcoming IPL campaign, expecting significant contributions from his vast experience and exper??tise.

“We wish him a fantastic upcoming IPL campaign and are sure he will contribute greatly to the franchise during his time in India,” LSG said ??in a statement on ?their official website.

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Klusener will join the distinguished coaching staff of LSG, which includes head coach Justin Langer, assistant coach Sridharan Sriram, bowling coach Morne Morkel, spin-bowling consultant Pravin Tambe, fielding coach Jonty Rhodes, and strategic consultant MSK Prasad.

Notably, Klusener played a pivotal role in guiding Guyana Amazon Warriors (GAW) to their maiden Caribbean Premier League (CPL) title last year, show??casing his coaching prowess.

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The Super Giants will play their first IPL 2024 match against Rajasthan Royals (RR) on March 24, with Klusener’s expertise expected to bolster the team’s campaign.

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Allan Donald, one of South Africa‘s cricketing legends, shared the haunting memories of the 1999 ODI World Cup semifinal clash against Australia. This unforgettable episode occurred at Edgbaston, where South Africa was in pursuit of a 214-run target, a victory that would secure their place in the final. The last over began with just nine runs needed, and the fate of the match lay in the hands of Lance Klusener and Allan Donald.

Unforgettable match for South Africa

In a breathtaking crescendo, Klusener demonstrated exceptional poise, hammering the first two deliveries from Daniel Fleming for four, drawing the scores level. But then, in a pivotal moment etched into cricketing history, the narrative took a tragic turn. On the third ball, Donald was nearly run out, and on the fourth delivery of the over, the story took its heart-wrenching turn. Klusener played the ball towards mid-off and made a dash for the potential winning single, yet Donald, caught in a split-second of indecision, found himself stranded. Adeptly, Adam Gilchrist ran him out at the striker’s end.

The outcome was a devastating tie for South Africa, as Australia celebrated their path to the final. Despite the tied result, Australia’s previous victory over South Africa in the Super Six stage meant they advanced. This semifinal left an indelible mark on both teams and cricket fans worldwide.

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Allan Donald’s harrowing memory of the 1999 ODI World Cup Semifinal

Speaking to BBC Sports,  Donald confessed that this dramatic event had a profound and lasting impact on his life. He candidly acknowledged the difficulty of moving past the trauma it caused. However, time and a change of scenery provided some solace and distance from the ever-persistent spotlight. Donald’s tenure with Warwickshire in county cricket offered him a break from the intense focus on that heart-wrenching moment.

“I needed therapy to get over it. I couldn’t watch it. I couldn’t talk about it. But I got over it. It’s become part of me. The more I saw it, it helped. It will never leave YouTube, so I had to learn to live with it,” Donald said.

“I think it was a good thing that I was playing for Warwickshire at the time. It meant I could create a little distance. I know a lot of people back in South Africa were hurting, and they blamed me,” the 56-year-old concluded.

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Lance Klusener, a former South Africa legend and one of the greatest all-rounders in white-ball cricket history, has made his predictions for the four semi-finalists in the ODI World Cup 2023. The tournament began with defending champions England losing a one-sided encounter against the finalists of the previous edition, New Zealand, at the world’s largest cricket ground in Ahmedabad on October 5. This set the stage for an exciting tournament, featuring ten teams vying for the prestigious trophy

Group stage dynamics

In this edition, each team will have the opportunity to face all the others once during the group stage, totalling 45 group games. The format allows every side to test their mettle against a diverse range of opponents. As the group stage progresses, teams are not only focused on winning matches but als??o ??on securing a coveted spot in the semi-finals.

Klusener’s insightful predictions and the four semifinalists

Klusener, a former South African cricket legend renowned for his exceptional all-rou??nd skills, provided his expert predictions for th?e tournament. Having been named the Player of the Tournament in the 1999 ODI World Cup, his insights carry significant weight.

Klusener’s forecast for the semi-finalists has generated considerable interest. The 52-year-old believes that New Zealand, Australia, India and Pakistan will emerge as the four teams to watch during the semi-final stage. These predictions are based on his extensive knowledge of the game and the form ??of the??se cricketing powerhouses.

“It’s all guess work. Never discount your Sri Lanka’s, your Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, those subcontinent teams doing well and creating upsets in those Indian conditions. Australia have a good chance just like anyone, not forgetting New Zealand as well,” Klusener was quoted as saying by the Mirror.

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Awaiting the outcome

As the tournament unfolds, cricket enthusiasts and fans around the world eagerly await the results. Klusener’s predictions, which include teams with rich cricketing traditions and a history of success in ODI cricket, set the stage for thrilling encounters. It remains to be seen whether his insights align with the actual outcomes on the field.

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The stage is set for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023, and India is poised to host this prestigious event after a hiatus of twelve years. India’s last stint as the host of an ICC event was in 2011, a year that holds special significance as they not only hosted but also clinched their second championship by emerging victorious in the tournament.

The 2011 triumph also marked India’s second title win in the history of the ODI World Cup, with their first victory dating back to 1983 when legendary Kapil Dev led the team to their maiden title.

Despite the euphoria that followed their 2011 victory, India’s subsequent campaigns failed to yield additional titles, leaving their trophy cabinet longing for more silverware. On the other hand, Australia have established itself as a dominant force in the history of the ODI World Cup, boasting an impressive record of five titles to their name. Two of these championships came under the leadership of the legendary Ricky Ponting.

As far as the winners of the inaugural edition of the World Cup, West Indies are concerned, although they managed to secure another title in a subsequent edition but have been unable to capture the championship since their 1979 triumph. Meanwhile, among the other cricketing nations, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and England have each tasted ??ODI World Cup glory once in the cricketing history.

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List of ODI World Cup Winning Captains, Man of the Match in Final and Player of the Series

As the 13th edition of the World Cup approaches now, cricket enthusiasts around the globe are buzzing with excitement and are curious to know the records and statistics of the prestigious event. On that note, here is a complete list of all the World Cup-winning teams, their captains, the Players of the Match in the final showdowns, and the Players of the Series who have left an indelible mark on cricket’s grandest stage.

2019: England

• Captain: Eoin Morgan
• Man of the Match in Final: Ben Stokes
• Player of the Tournament: Kane Williamson (New Zealand)

2015: Australia

• Captain: Michael Clarke
• Man of the Match in Final: James Faulkner
• Player of the Tournament: Mitchell Starc (Australia)

2011: India

• Captain: MS Dhoni
• Man of the Match in Final: MS Dhoni
• Player of the Tournament: Yuvraj Singh (India)

2007: Australia

• Captain: Ricky Ponting
• Man of the Match in Final: Adam Gilchrist
• Player of the Tournament: Glenn McGrath (Australia)

2003: Australia

• Captain: Ricky Ponting
• Man of the Match in Final: Ricky Ponting
• Player of the Tournament: Sachin Tendulkar (India)

1999: Australia

• Captain: Steve Waugh
• Man of the Match in Final: Shane Warne
• Player of the Tournament: Lance Klusener (South Africa)

1996: Sri Lanka

• Captain: Arjuna Ranatunga
• Man of the Match in Final: Aravinda de Silva
• Player of the Tournament: Sanath Jayasuriya (Sri Lanka)

1992: Pakistan

• Captain: Imran Khan
• Man of the Match in Final: Wasim Akram
• Player of the Tournament: Martin Crowe (Australia)

1987: Australia

• Captain: Alan Border
• Man of the Match in Final: David Boon
• Player of the Tournament: NA

1983: India

• Captain: Kapil Dev
• Man of the Match in Final: Mohinder Amarnath
• Player of the Tournament: NA

1979: West Indies

• Captain: Clive Lloyd
• Man of the Match in Final: Viv Richards
• Player of the Tournament: NA

1975: West Indies

• Captain: Clive Lloyd
• Man of the Match in Final: Clive Lloyd
• Player of the Tournament: NA

NA: Not Assigned *

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In the latest developments, South Africa legend Lance Klusener has stepped down as the Zimbabwe cricket team’s batting coach with immediate effect. The former Proteas all-rounder and Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) have reached a mutual agreement to terminate the contract.

Notably, Klusener had signed a contract with the Zimbabwe set-up as batting coach in March earlier this year. Interestingly, he had served in the same position between 2016 and 2018. Further, Klusener has also served as Afghanistan’s head coach from 2019 till the completion of the T20 World Cup in 2021.

According to Klusener’s agent, the decision has been taken as the legendary cricketer is now looking out for coaching stints in other parts of the world, which could affect his availability concerning the Zimbabwe side.

“We are grateful to Lance for everything he has contributed during his time with us, including helping us to qualify for the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2022, which gets underway in Australia in a few days,” said ZC Managing Director Givemore Makoni in a statement.

“Unfortunately, due to his pressing commitments elsewhere, he could not continue with us on a full-time basis, and we agreed it was in the best interests of both parties to terminate his contract. We wish him the best as he pursues new endeavours,” he added.

Not to mention the timing of Klusener’s decision is also worrying for Zimbabwe, with less than two weeks to go for the start of their campaign in the T20 World Cup 2022.

Zimbabwe are placed in Group B, along with West Indies, Ireland, and Scotland, in the first round, from which the top two teams will progress to the Super 12 stage. Zimbabwe’s first game is set to be played against Ireland in Hobart on October 17.

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The much-awaited T20 World Cup 2021 is set to begin on October 1?7 in Oman and United A??rab Emirates (UAE). India will play a host of the multi-team tournament.

The ‘Men in Blue’ will play two warm-up games against England and Australia before beginning their campaign in the global showpiece event against Pakistan on October 24.

Many experts have already named Team India as favourites to go long and even win the T20 World Cup 2021. But who will be the key players that everyone shall be focusing on? Well, former South Africa all-rounder Lance Klusener has picked three Indian?? players to watch out fo??r in the global competition.

Klusener named star opener Rohit Sharma, explosive wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant, and frontline Indian pacer Jasprit Bumrah as the three players who could be game-changers for the Virat Kohli-led side.

The fo?rmer Proteas cricketer reckoned Rohit is a major player in the Indian team as he always performs in?? the ICC tournaments.

“Rohit (Sharma) is always there in the mix. He is always in the fight. He is somebody who stands up big in ICC tournaments,” Klusener told The Times of India.

For Pant, Klusener believed the wicketkeeper-batsman has taken over the responsibilities from former India captain MS Dhoni pretty well. The 50-year-old felt Pant has a bright future i??n the Indian team.

“Rishabh Pant as well. India are so so lucky that they have got somebody like Rishabh Pant, who has been able to take over from MS Dhoni. He is fantastic, and he’s got a huge, huge future in the team,” explained Klusener.

The southpaw further ??heaped praises on Bumrah for being consistent and versatile. He asserted that Bumrah has the incredible ability to perform at any condition.

“In the bowling attack, Bumrah is always there. He is always a handful on any surface. There’s so much ammunition that India has got to choose from,” Klusener added.

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