3 cricketers of Indian origin who are playing very well for other countries in ICC Cricket World Cup 2023

Rachin Ravindra (New Zealand):

“Rachin Ravindra’s World Cup journey is cricket’s Cinderella story. From benchwarmer to standout, his left-handed flair and game-changing knocks have made him New Zealand’s surprise star. Now, he is the team’s X-factor. Ross Taylor Rachin, who sees him as Williamson’s successor, is living his dream, the unexpected hero that fans didn’t see coming. His story? A lesson that dreams do come true on the cricket pitch.”

Keshav Maharaj (South Africa):

In a thrilling encounter during the 2023 ICC Cricket World Cup, spinner Keshav Maharaj led South Africa to victory. His skilled spin bowling, a quiet but impressive presence in the World Cup. In a tournament dominated by fast bowling, Maharaj’s performance highlighted the important role of spinners. Beyond the statistics, Maharaj, the leader of the South African team, showed resilience after a six-month layoff due to a knee injury. His distinctive celebration style has become an iconic symbol of South Africa’s determination at the World Cup.

Aryan Dutt (Netherlands):

Inspired by Mahendra Singh Dhoni, Netherlands cricketer Aryan Dutt made a splash in his first ODI World Cup. Born in a country where cricket is not mainstream, his journey is full of passion. Since landing in India, Dutt’s phone has been ringing with good wishes from Chandigarh and Delhi. Netherlands, a non-Test playing country, surprised everyone by defeating South Africa and Bangladesh in the World Cup. India coach Rahul Dravid praised his brilliant performance, which gave hope to the support members. The Dutch team’s historic win is a turning point, proving that even non-traditional cricketing nations can shine on the big stage.