International cricket is scaling new heights with every game. Each of the top teams is trying its best to reach the pinnacle. The incredible hustle among players allows the die-hard fans of the sport to witness magic day in day out. Cricket has become a brand and the standard of it is arguably on an all time high.

For the last 15 years, international cricket is being played in three formats. All three formats are very different from each other despite having plenty of similarities. Some cricketers are great in Tests but average in T20Is and other way around. The same goes with the ODI format too.

One of the most significant ways to rate an individual cricketer is by analyzing his performances across the three formats. Keeping a tab on a player’s performance in all three formats gives us valuable insights into his caliber so it is the best possible way to judge a cricketer. In today's day and age, there are very few batters, who play across three formats.

Let's try and rank the top ten all-format batters from the current lot:

The stylish left-hander has become an important member of the New Zealand cricket team in a very short duration of time across formats. Conway is a great player of both pace and spin that is why he is successful in different conditions. Born in South Africa, Conway is brilliant with pull and cut shots. He is a solid batter to have in the line-up.

The Southpaw has played ten Tests, five ODIs, and 23 T20Is for New Zealand scoring 918, 235, and 708 runs respectively after making his debut in 2020. He scored a double hundred in his debut Test innings, that too at Lord’s. Conway averages more than 40 in all three formats and his consistency makes him a dependable batter for the Kiwis.

The 31-year-old is an asset for the blackcaps as he can keep the wickets too. He is the number seven ranked T20I batter. He overall is a complete cricketer, who has all the shots in his armoury. With the T20 World Cup scheduled this year, New Zealand will have a lot of hopes from Conway as he will have a big role to play.

One of the most important pillars of the South African middle-order across formats, Rassie van der Dussen is a force to be reckoned with. Rassie is a naturally attacking batter, who predominantly plays as an anchor but has the potential to change gears at will too. After the retirements of a set of Proteas legends like Ab de Villiers, Faf du Plessis (Test cricket), and JP Duminy, the onus of the middle order fell on Rassie's shoulders and he obliged.

The South African cricketer has earned the tag of being an all-format batter by the sheer weight of his perfomances. He has played 17 Tests, 38 ODIs, and 41 T20Is for South Africa and racked up 900, 1525, and 1044 runs respectively. van der Dussen has won plenty of games for South Africa and played a huge role in their success in recent fixtures.

The Pretoria-born cricketer made his international debut for South Africa in 2018 in a T20I against Zimbabwe. Since then, he has been a regular feature in the playing XI of Proteas across formats. He has plenty of versatility versatile batter and all the gears that an international-level batter should have.&nbsp;

The flamboyant South African batter Aiden Markram is the present as well as the future of South African cricket. He is one of the promising prospects that South Africa have in their ranks. His top-quality batting with his gun fielding makes him a terrific cricketer.&nbsp;

The Centurion-born cricketer was once a young prodigy when he led South Africa to their only Under-19 World Cup title in the UAE in 2014. Since then, he has been deemed as the future captain of the South African cricket team. Markram has gifted his team so many victories due to his temperament and sheer hard work. He is one of the best South Africa have currently.

The 27-year-old has played 33 Tests, 41 ODIs, and 23 T20Is for South Africa playing different roles. He can open the batting, can play an anchor in the middle-order, and can even finish games down the order. He has aggregated 2009 runs in Tests, 1000 in ODIs, and 722 in T20Is at an average of 34.05, 28.57, and 42.47 respectively.

Right from the start of his career, David Warner has always been a match-winner for Australia. He is the powerhouse of the Australian cricket team in all three formats. Having an experienced guy like him in the side is a blessing for any cricket team in the world. Warner is an absolute gem of a cricketer and a great team man too.

The Southpaw received his maiden international cap for Australia in 2009 and has been playing continuously since then. He has represented Australia in 96 Tests, 138 ODIs, and 91 T20Is and amassed 7817, 5799, and 2684 runs respectively. He is one of the most popular cricketers across the globe and enjoys plenty of fan following.

The 35-year-old has seen a lot of ups and downs in his career thus far. He is a fighter who loves to face challenges. Warner has scored runs across conditions. He is considered one of the best openers of the ongoing generation. He is a terrific fielder too and can give most of his contemporaries a run for their money in terms of fitness.

It won't be wrong to say that Kane Williamson is arguably New Zealand's most iconic player at the moment. Williamson is the poster boy of the New Zealand cricket team. He is also the captain of the blackcaps across formats and is handling the captaincy for more than five years now.&nbsp;

The stylish kiwi is one of the most technically sound batters in the circuit right now. He doesn’t try to experiment much with his shots and sticks to his strengths. He is often compared to the likes of Virat Kohli and Steven Smith who are the other greats of the same generation.&nbsp;

Williamson is a great student of the game. He has donned New Zealand colours in 88 Tests,155 ODIs, and 77 T20Is scoring 7368, 6296, and 2096 runs respectively. The Tauranga cricketer made his international debut for New Zealand in 2010 against India in an ODI. Apart from being a class batter, Williamson's tactical nous is also top-notch.

The newest sensation rising at the international level, Rishabh Pant has emerged as a star for the Indian cricket team. In a very short span of time, Rishabh has become an integral part of India’s playing XI in all the three formats. Barring experiments, Pan is now the first-choice wicket-keeper of India. The amount of promise that he has shown thus far suggests that Rishabh has a glittering future ahead of him.

The southpaw is a tremendous hitter of the cricket ball. He has made a name for himself through his high-percentage shots. He has the ability to tonk the ball the moment he arrives to the crease. At a very young age, Pant has achieved feats that a budding cricketer can only dream of. He loves playing when the scenarios are tough.

The 24-year-old is a big match player. Let it be his heroics at the Gabba (in particular) or his centuries in England, Australia, and South Africa, Pant has shown everyone what he can do. In 31 Tests, 27 ODIs, and 58 T20Is, Rishabh has scored 2123, 840, and 934 runs respectively. He is number five in the ICC Test rankings for batters.

Things have been pretty topsy-turvy lately, he is not in his best form, and is not scoring centuries at a rate he is used to few years earlier, but the legacy that he has established for himself is not every cricketer's cup of tea. Virat has been ruling the cricket world for more than a decade now. He has been the poster boy of world cricket.&nbsp;

The modern-day legend is one of the best the game of cricket has ever seen. He is simply a treat to watch for the cricket fans. Each ball Virat Kohli plays is an event in itself. He has won plenty of games single-handedly India. We have not seen the Virat Kohli we know in the last couple of years, but there is definitely a big comeback brewing.

The quintessential hero has arguably been the most versatile cricketer for the Indian cricket team. He has scored 8074 runs in 102 Tests, 12344 runs in 262 ODIs, and 3584 runs in 104 T20Is. He averages above 49 in all the three formats. As far as rankings are concerned, he is number 12 in Tests, number five in ODIs, and number 15 in T20Is.

The captain of the Indian Cricket Team in all three formats, Rohit Sharma is one of the most celebrated cricketers in India and across the world. He enjoys a huge fanbase. Rohit has been one of India’s most consistent performers across formats. He has been opening the innings for India for nearly ten years now and is one of the most elegant batters on show at the moment.

The Hitman marked his arrival in international cricket in 2007. He has represented the Men in Blue in 45 Tests, 233 ODIs, and 136 T20Is. Rohit has scored 3137 runs in Tests, 9376 runs in ODIs, and 3620 runs in T20Is. He is considered one of the greatest timers of the cricket ball and plays big shots with ease.

The experienced campaigner is an inspiration for so many budding Indian cricketers. He has played many mesirising innings at the international level. He holds the record for the highest individual score (264) in ODIs, a feat he notched up while playing against Sri Lanka. He is a special cricketer and a brilliant leader. Hopefully, India will achieve many big things under him.

Ranked number one in ODIs, three in T20Is and three in Tests, Babar Azam is one of the most complete batters you will come across in this day and age. Babar is the most important cricketer for Pakistan in every format. He is the heart of the Pakistan cricket team. Babar is one of the biggest finds of Pakistan Cricket. He is an invaluable asset to them.

Hailing from Lahore, Babar was considered a great talent since his junior cricket days. He made his debut for the Pakistan cricket team in 2015. He has been continuously playing since then and has achieved a lot of things at a very young age. He looks very calm and composed during the games and especially in the middle while batting. He comes across as a very mature cricketer.

The 27-year-old has played 42 Tests, 92 ODIs, and 80 T20Is for Pakistan scoring 3122, 4664, and 2754 runs at an average of 47.30, 59.79, and 42.36 respectively. He is now regarded as one of the finest batters in the history of Pakistan cricket. He has earned the tag of “Mr. Dependable” through his consistently brilliant performances.

One of the most underrated batters of the current generation, Jonny Bairstow is someone who can put the opposition on the backfoot in the blink of an eye. In recent times, Bairstow has played some incredible innings for England in all the three formats. He has an imposing presence on the wicket, and can be a nightmare for bowlers on his day.

The Yorkshire batter is known for his ability to absorb pressure. Pressure brings out the best from him. When he starts counter-attacking, it becomes almost impossible to stop him.

The star cricketer has done a lot for English cricket in the last few years. After making his debut in 2011, Bairstow has played 89 Tests, 95 ODIs, and 66 T20Is for England scoring 5482, 3634, and 1337 runs respectively. He is ranked tenth in Tests, seventh in ODIs, and 32 in T20Is.&nbsp;

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International cricket is scaling new heights with every game. Each of the top teams is trying its best to reach the pinnacle. The incredible hustle among players allows the die-hard fans of the sport to witness magic day in day out. Cricket has become a brand and the standard of it is arguably on an all time high.
For the last 15 years, international cricket is being played in three formats. All three formats are very different from each other despite having plenty of similarities. Some cricketers are great in Tests but average in T20Is and other way around. The same goes with the ODI format too.
One of the most significant ways to rate an individual cricketer is by analyzing his performances across the three formats. Keeping a tab on a player’s performance in all three formats gives us valuable insights into his caliber so it is the best possible way to judge a cricketer. In today's day and age, there are very few batters, who play across three formats.
<h3>Let's try and rank the top ten all-format batters from the current lot:</h3>
<h3>10. Devon Conway</h3>
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The stylish left-hander has become an important member of the New Zealand cricket team in a very short duration of time across formats. Conway is a great player of both pace and spin that is why he is successful in different conditions. Born in South Africa, Conway is brilliant with pull and cut shots. He is a solid batter to have in the line-up.
The Southpaw has played ten Tests, five ODIs, and 23 T20Is for New Zealand scoring 918, 235, and 708 runs respectively after making his debut in 2020. He scored a double hundred in his debut Test innings, that too at Lord’s. Conway averages more than 40 in all three formats and his consistency makes him a dependable batter for the Kiwis.
The 31-year-old is an asset for the blackcaps as he can keep the wickets too. He is the number seven ranked T20I batter. He overall is a complete cricketer, who has all the shots in his armoury. With the T20 World Cup scheduled this year, New Zealand will have a lot of hopes from Conway as he will have a big role to play.

<h3>9. Rassie van der Dussen</h3>
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One of the most important pillars of the South African middle-order across formats, Rassie van der Dussen is a force to be reckoned with. Rassie is a naturally attacking batter, who predominantly plays as an anchor but has the potential to change gears at will too. After the retirements of a set of Proteas legends like Ab de Villiers, Faf du Plessis (Test cricket), and JP Duminy, the onus of the middle order fell on Rassie's shoulders and he obliged.
The South African cricketer has earned the tag of being an all-format batter by the sheer weight of his perfomances. He has played 17 Tests, 38 ODIs, and 41 T20Is for South Africa and racked up 900, 1525, and 1044 runs respectively. van der Dussen has won plenty of games for South Africa and played a huge role in their success in recent fixtures.
The Pretoria-born cricketer made his international debut for South Africa in 2018 in a T20I against Zimbabwe. Since then, he has been a regular feature in the playing XI of Proteas across formats. He has plenty of versatility versatile batter and all the gears that an international-level batter should have.&nbsp;

<h3>8. Aiden Markram</h3>
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The flamboyant South African batter Aiden Markram is the present as well as the future of South African cricket. He is one of the promising prospects that South Africa have in their ranks. His top-quality batting with his gun fielding makes him a terrific cricketer.&nbsp;
The Centurion-born cricketer was once a young prodigy when he led South Africa to their only Under-19 World Cup title in the UAE in 2014. Since then, he has been deemed as the future captain of the South African cricket team. Markram has gifted his team so many victories due to his temperament and sheer hard work. He is one of the best South Africa have currently.
The 27-year-old has played 33 Tests, 41 ODIs, and 23 T20Is for South Africa playing different roles. He can open the batting, can play an anchor in the middle-order, and can even finish games down the order. He has aggregated 2009 runs in Tests, 1000 in ODIs, and 722 in T20Is at an average of 34.05, 28.57, and 42.47 respectively.

<h3>7. David Warner</h3>
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Right from the start of his career, David Warner has always been a match-winner for Australia. He is the powerhouse of the Australian cricket team in all three formats. Having an experienced guy like him in the side is a blessing for any cricket team in the world. Warner is an absolute gem of a cricketer and a great team man too.
The Southpaw received his maiden international cap for Australia in 2009 and has been playing continuously since then. He has represented Australia in 96 Tests, 138 ODIs, and 91 T20Is and amassed 7817, 5799, and 2684 runs respectively. He is one of the most popular cricketers across the globe and enjoys plenty of fan following.
The 35-year-old has seen a lot of ups and downs in his career thus far. He is a fighter who loves to face challenges. Warner has scored runs across conditions. He is considered one of the best openers of the ongoing generation. He is a terrific fielder too and can give most of his contemporaries a run for their money in terms of fitness.

<h3>6. Kane Williamson</h3>
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It won't be wrong to say that Kane Williamson is arguably New Zealand's most iconic player at the moment. Williamson is the poster boy of the New Zealand cricket team. He is also the captain of the blackcaps across formats and is handling the captaincy for more than five years now.&nbsp;
The stylish kiwi is one of the most technically sound batters in the circuit right now. He doesn’t try to experiment much with his shots and sticks to his strengths. He is often compared to the likes of Virat Kohli and Steven Smith who are the other greats of the same generation.&nbsp;
Williamson is a great student of the game. He has donned New Zealand colours in 88 Tests,155 ODIs, and 77 T20Is scoring 7368, 6296, and 2096 runs respectively. The Tauranga cricketer made his international debut for New Zealand in 2010 against India in an ODI. Apart from being a class batter, Williamson's tactical nous is also top-notch.

<h3>5. Rishabh Pant</h3>
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The newest sensation rising at the international level, Rishabh Pant has emerged as a star for the Indian cricket team. In a very short span of time, Rishabh has become an integral part of India’s playing XI in all the three formats. Barring experiments, Pan is now the first-choice wicket-keeper of India. The amount of promise that he has shown thus far suggests that Rishabh has a glittering future ahead of him.
The southpaw is a tremendous hitter of the cricket ball. He has made a name for himself through his high-percentage shots. He has the ability to tonk the ball the moment he arrives to the crease. At a very young age, Pant has achieved feats that a budding cricketer can only dream of. He loves playing when the scenarios are tough.
The 24-year-old is a big match player. Let it be his heroics at the Gabba (in particular) or his centuries in England, Australia, and South Africa, Pant has shown everyone what he can do. In 31 Tests, 27 ODIs, and 58 T20Is, Rishabh has scored 2123, 840, and 934 runs respectively. He is number five in the ICC Test rankings for batters.

<h3>4. Virat Kohli</h3>
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Things have been pretty topsy-turvy lately, he is not in his best form, and is not scoring centuries at a rate he is used to few years earlier, but the legacy that he has established for himself is not every cricketer's cup of tea. Virat has been ruling the cricket world for more than a decade now. He has been the poster boy of world cricket.&nbsp;
The modern-day legend is one of the best the game of cricket has ever seen. He is simply a treat to watch for the cricket fans. Each ball Virat Kohli plays is an event in itself. He has won plenty of games single-handedly India. We have not seen the Virat Kohli we know in the last couple of years, but there is definitely a big comeback brewing.
The quintessential hero has arguably been the most versatile cricketer for the Indian cricket team. He has scored 8074 runs in 102 Tests, 12344 runs in 262 ODIs, and 3584 runs in 104 T20Is. He averages above 49 in all the three formats. As far as rankings are concerned, he is number 12 in Tests, number five in ODIs, and number 15 in T20Is.

<h3>3. Rohit Sharma</h3>
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The captain of the Indian Cricket Team in all three formats, Rohit Sharma is one of the most celebrated cricketers in India and across the world. He enjoys a huge fanbase. Rohit has been one of India’s most consistent performers across formats. He has been opening the innings for India for nearly ten years now and is one of the most elegant batters on show at the moment.
The Hitman marked his arrival in international cricket in 2007. He has represented the Men in Blue in 45 Tests, 233 ODIs, and 136 T20Is. Rohit has scored 3137 runs in Tests, 9376 runs in ODIs, and 3620 runs in T20Is. He is considered one of the greatest timers of the cricket ball and plays big shots with ease.
The experienced campaigner is an inspiration for so many budding Indian cricketers. He has played many mesirising innings at the international level. He holds the record for the highest individual score (264) in ODIs, a feat he notched up while playing against Sri Lanka. He is a special cricketer and a brilliant leader. Hopefully, India will achieve many big things under him.

<h3>2. Babar Azam</h3>
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Ranked number one in ODIs, three in T20Is and three in Tests, Babar Azam is one of the most complete batters you will come across in this day and age. Babar is the most important cricketer for Pakistan in every format. He is the heart of the Pakistan cricket team. Babar is one of the biggest finds of Pakistan Cricket. He is an invaluable asset to them.
Hailing from Lahore, Babar was considered a great talent since his junior cricket days. He made his debut for the Pakistan cricket team in 2015. He has been continuously playing since then and has achieved a lot of things at a very young age. He looks very calm and composed during the games and especially in the middle while batting. He comes across as a very mature cricketer.
The 27-year-old has played 42 Tests, 92 ODIs, and 80 T20Is for Pakistan scoring 3122, 4664, and 2754 runs at an average of 47.30, 59.79, and 42.36 respectively. He is now regarded as one of the finest batters in the history of Pakistan cricket. He has earned the tag of “Mr. Dependable” through his consistently brilliant performances.

<h3>1. Jonny Bairstow</h3>
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One of the most underrated batters of the current generation, Jonny Bairstow is someone who can put the opposition on the backfoot in the blink of an eye. In recent times, Bairstow has played some incredible innings for England in all the three formats. He has an imposing presence on the wicket, and can be a nightmare for bowlers on his day.
The Yorkshire batter is known for his ability to absorb pressure. Pressure brings out the best from him. When he starts counter-attacking, it becomes almost impossible to stop him.
The star cricketer has done a lot for English cricket in the last few years. After making his debut in 2011, Bairstow has played 89 Tests, 95 ODIs, and 66 T20Is for England scoring 5482, 3634, and 1337 runs respectively. He is ranked tenth in Tests, seventh in ODIs, and 32 in T20Is.&nbsp;
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International cricket is scaling new heights with every game. Each of the top teams is trying its best to reach the pinnacle. The incredible hustle among players allows the die-hard fans of the sport to witness magic day in day out. Cricket has become a brand and the standard of it is arguably on an all time high.
For the last 15 years, international cricket is being played in three formats. All three formats are very different from each other despite having plenty of similarities. Some cricketers are great in Tests but average in T20Is and other way around. The same goes with the ODI format too.
One of the most significant ways to rate an individual cricketer is by analyzing his performances across the three formats. Keeping a tab on a player’s performance in all three formats gives us valuable insights into his caliber so it is the best possible way to judge a cricketer. In today's day and age, there are very few batters, who play across three formats.
<h3>Let's try and rank the top ten all-format batters from the current lot:</h3>
<h3>10. Devon Conway</h3>
<img src="https://media.crictracker.com/media/featureimage/Devon-Conway-2.jpg" alt="" width="640" loading="lazy">
The stylish left-hander has become an important member of the New Zealand cricket team in a very short duration of time across formats. Conway is a great player of both pace and spin that is why he is successful in different conditions. Born in South Africa, Conway is brilliant with pull and cut shots. He is a solid batter to have in the line-up.
The Southpaw has played ten Tests, five ODIs, and 23 T20Is for New Zealand scoring 918, 235, and 708 runs respectively after making his debut in 2020. He scored a double hundred in his debut Test innings, that too at Lord’s. Conway averages more than 40 in all three formats and his consistency makes him a dependable batter for the Kiwis.
The 31-year-old is an asset for the blackcaps as he can keep the wickets too. He is the number seven ranked T20I batter. He overall is a complete cricketer, who has all the shots in his armoury. With the T20 World Cup scheduled this year, New Zealand will have a lot of hopes from Conway as he will have a big role to play.

<h3>9. Rassie van der Dussen</h3>
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One of the most important pillars of the South African middle-order across formats, Rassie van der Dussen is a force to be reckoned with. Rassie is a naturally attacking batter, who predominantly plays as an anchor but has the potential to change gears at will too. After the retirements of a set of Proteas legends like Ab de Villiers, Faf du Plessis (Test cricket), and JP Duminy, the onus of the middle order fell on Rassie's shoulders and he obliged.
The South African cricketer has earned the tag of being an all-format batter by the sheer weight of his perfomances. He has played 17 Tests, 38 ODIs, and 41 T20Is for South Africa and racked up 900, 1525, and 1044 runs respectively. van der Dussen has won plenty of games for South Africa and played a huge role in their success in recent fixtures.
The Pretoria-born cricketer made his international debut for South Africa in 2018 in a T20I against Zimbabwe. Since then, he has been a regular feature in the playing XI of Proteas across formats. He has plenty of versatility versatile batter and all the gears that an international-level batter should have.&nbsp;

<h3>8. Aiden Markram</h3>
<img src="https://media.crictracker.com/media/featureimage/Aiden-Markram-hundred.jpg" alt="" width="640" loading="lazy">
The flamboyant South African batter Aiden Markram is the present as well as the future of South African cricket. He is one of the promising prospects that South Africa have in their ranks. His top-quality batting with his gun fielding makes him a terrific cricketer.&nbsp;
The Centurion-born cricketer was once a young prodigy when he led South Africa to their only Under-19 World Cup title in the UAE in 2014. Since then, he has been deemed as the future captain of the South African cricket team. Markram has gifted his team so many victories due to his temperament and sheer hard work. He is one of the best South Africa have currently.
The 27-year-old has played 33 Tests, 41 ODIs, and 23 T20Is for South Africa playing different roles. He can open the batting, can play an anchor in the middle-order, and can even finish games down the order. He has aggregated 2009 runs in Tests, 1000 in ODIs, and 722 in T20Is at an average of 34.05, 28.57, and 42.47 respectively.

<h3>7. David Warner</h3>
<img src="https://media.crictracker.com/media/attachments/1661845155658_David-Warner.jpeg" alt="" width="640" loading="lazy">
Right from the start of his career, David Warner has always been a match-winner for Australia. He is the powerhouse of the Australian cricket team in all three formats. Having an experienced guy like him in the side is a blessing for any cricket team in the world. Warner is an absolute gem of a cricketer and a great team man too.
The Southpaw received his maiden international cap for Australia in 2009 and has been playing continuously since then. He has represented Australia in 96 Tests, 138 ODIs, and 91 T20Is and amassed 7817, 5799, and 2684 runs respectively. He is one of the most popular cricketers across the globe and enjoys plenty of fan following.
The 35-year-old has seen a lot of ups and downs in his career thus far. He is a fighter who loves to face challenges. Warner has scored runs across conditions. He is considered one of the best openers of the ongoing generation. He is a terrific fielder too and can give most of his contemporaries a run for their money in terms of fitness.

<h3>6. Kane Williamson</h3>
<img src="https://media.crictracker.com/media/featureimage/CT_346853.jpg" alt="" width="640" loading="lazy">
It won't be wrong to say that Kane Williamson is arguably New Zealand's most iconic player at the moment. Williamson is the poster boy of the New Zealand cricket team. He is also the captain of the blackcaps across formats and is handling the captaincy for more than five years now.&nbsp;
The stylish kiwi is one of the most technically sound batters in the circuit right now. He doesn’t try to experiment much with his shots and sticks to his strengths. He is often compared to the likes of Virat Kohli and Steven Smith who are the other greats of the same generation.&nbsp;
Williamson is a great student of the game. He has donned New Zealand colours in 88 Tests,155 ODIs, and 77 T20Is scoring 7368, 6296, and 2096 runs respectively. The Tauranga cricketer made his international debut for New Zealand in 2010 against India in an ODI. Apart from being a class batter, Williamson's tactical nous is also top-notch.

<h3>5. Rishabh Pant</h3>
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The newest sensation rising at the international level, Rishabh Pant has emerged as a star for the Indian cricket team. In a very short span of time, Rishabh has become an integral part of India’s playing XI in all the three formats. Barring experiments, Pan is now the first-choice wicket-keeper of India. The amount of promise that he has shown thus far suggests that Rishabh has a glittering future ahead of him.
The southpaw is a tremendous hitter of the cricket ball. He has made a name for himself through his high-percentage shots. He has the ability to tonk the ball the moment he arrives to the crease. At a very young age, Pant has achieved feats that a budding cricketer can only dream of. He loves playing when the scenarios are tough.
The 24-year-old is a big match player. Let it be his heroics at the Gabba (in particular) or his centuries in England, Australia, and South Africa, Pant has shown everyone what he can do. In 31 Tests, 27 ODIs, and 58 T20Is, Rishabh has scored 2123, 840, and 934 runs respectively. He is number five in the ICC Test rankings for batters.

<h3>4. Virat Kohli</h3>
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Things have been pretty topsy-turvy lately, he is not in his best form, and is not scoring centuries at a rate he is used to few years earlier, but the legacy that he has established for himself is not every cricketer's cup of tea. Virat has been ruling the cricket world for more than a decade now. He has been the poster boy of world cricket.&nbsp;
The modern-day legend is one of the best the game of cricket has ever seen. He is simply a treat to watch for the cricket fans. Each ball Virat Kohli plays is an event in itself. He has won plenty of games single-handedly India. We have not seen the Virat Kohli we know in the last couple of years, but there is definitely a big comeback brewing.
The quintessential hero has arguably been the most versatile cricketer for the Indian cricket team. He has scored 8074 runs in 102 Tests, 12344 runs in 262 ODIs, and 3584 runs in 104 T20Is. He averages above 49 in all the three formats. As far as rankings are concerned, he is number 12 in Tests, number five in ODIs, and number 15 in T20Is.

<h3>3. Rohit Sharma</h3>
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The captain of the Indian Cricket Team in all three formats, Rohit Sharma is one of the most celebrated cricketers in India and across the world. He enjoys a huge fanbase. Rohit has been one of India’s most consistent performers across formats. He has been opening the innings for India for nearly ten years now and is one of the most elegant batters on show at the moment.
The Hitman marked his arrival in international cricket in 2007. He has represented the Men in Blue in 45 Tests, 233 ODIs, and 136 T20Is. Rohit has scored 3137 runs in Tests, 9376 runs in ODIs, and 3620 runs in T20Is. He is considered one of the greatest timers of the cricket ball and plays big shots with ease.
The experienced campaigner is an inspiration for so many budding Indian cricketers. He has played many mesirising innings at the international level. He holds the record for the highest individual score (264) in ODIs, a feat he notched up while playing against Sri Lanka. He is a special cricketer and a brilliant leader. Hopefully, India will achieve many big things under him.

<h3>2. Babar Azam</h3>
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Ranked number one in ODIs, three in T20Is and three in Tests, Babar Azam is one of the most complete batters you will come across in this day and age. Babar is the most important cricketer for Pakistan in every format. He is the heart of the Pakistan cricket team. Babar is one of the biggest finds of Pakistan Cricket. He is an invaluable asset to them.
Hailing from Lahore, Babar was considered a great talent since his junior cricket days. He made his debut for the Pakistan cricket team in 2015. He has been continuously playing since then and has achieved a lot of things at a very young age. He looks very calm and composed during the games and especially in the middle while batting. He comes across as a very mature cricketer.
The 27-year-old has played 42 Tests, 92 ODIs, and 80 T20Is for Pakistan scoring 3122, 4664, and 2754 runs at an average of 47.30, 59.79, and 42.36 respectively. He is now regarded as one of the finest batters in the history of Pakistan cricket. He has earned the tag of “Mr. Dependable” through his consistently brilliant performances.

<h3>1. Jonny Bairstow</h3>
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One of the most underrated batters of the current generation, Jonny Bairstow is someone who can put the opposition on the backfoot in the blink of an eye. In recent times, Bairstow has played some incredible innings for England in all the three formats. He has an imposing presence on the wicket, and can be a nightmare for bowlers on his day.
The Yorkshire batter is known for his ability to absorb pressure. Pressure brings out the best from him. When he starts counter-attacking, it becomes almost impossible to stop him.
The star cricketer has done a lot for English cricket in the last few years. After making his debut in 2011, Bairstow has played 89 Tests, 95 ODIs, and 66 T20Is for England scoring 5482, 3634, and 1337 runs respectively. He is ranked tenth in Tests, seventh in ODIs, and 32 in T20Is.&nbsp;
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Ranking top 10 current all-format batters

Given the amount of cricket that is being played these days, playing all formats has been a challenge for the cricketers, but some have managed to ace the challenge.

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