2. Abdul Razzaq (Pakistan)

One of the best all-rounder to play international cricket for the Pakistan team. He first entered the scene with the image of a fast bowler who can bat a little bit but later transformed into a very good batsman contributing crucial runs for the team. He can hit big shots whenever needed and swing the ball both ways.

Abdul Razzaq came to the Pakistan team at the age of 17 and made his ODI debut in 1996 against Zimbabwe and soon he became a regular member of the team in white-ball cricket. He was a batsman who can bat at any given position for the team.

Pakistani Razzaq represented the team in 265 One Day International matches batting in 328 innings and scoring 5080 runs at an average of 29.17. He delivered 10941 bowls in ODI scalping 269 wickets at an average of 31.84 and an Economy of 4.7.

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3. Shahid Afridi (Pakistan)

The maverick all-rounder Shahid Afridi made his international debut at the age of 16 ( later he clarified he was not 16 ) and started his first innings with a bang. Hitting a century in just 37 balls against Sri Lanka and making a record of the fastest century in ODI. Which was later broken by Corey Anderson when he scored a century in 36 balls and Ab de Villiers overtook him scoring a century in 31 balls.

Boom Boom Afridi was a massive crowd favorite in his prime. He also was named as captain of the Pakistan national team. However, his career was filled with controversies and he had to deal with it throughout his career.

Afridi represented team Pakistan in 398 One Day International matches batting in 369 innings and scoring 8064 runs at an average of 23.58. The leg spinner delivered 17670 bowls in 372 ODI innings scalping 395 Wickets at an average of 34.51 of an Economy of 4.63.

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