Mahendra Singh Dhoni needs no introduction. The man has created histories, in international cricket. The Indian cricketer has been seen playing in the middle-order, in most of the matches. He has a batting average of 50.6 in the One Day Internationals (ODIs), and 38.1 in the Test, and 37.6 in Twenty20. The right-handed middle-order batsman has scored a high run rate, a lot of times. His consistency and stability in the game make him perfect. Apart from being a great batsman, he is also an outstanding wicket-keeper and a fielder. He is a perfect finisher for any match, by striking a number of high runs. He has made India win in the 2011 World Cup, and many other T20I trophies.
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On the other hand, Francois “Faf” du Plessis, the South African cricketer, and the former captain of the team, has made his name embossed in the world cricket history. He is a great right-handed middle-order batsman, who has also been seen bowling, occasionally. Plessis has a batting average of 39.80 in Test, 47.47 in ODI and, 35.05 in the T20I. He is the strength of the South African team. He has served the team greatly, as a captain for a few years. One can never fail to acknowledge his sheer batting skills. He is truly a legendary batsman. Plessis has been the reason to turn the game against the opponent, and hope for both the South African cricket team, and his fans.
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