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Toss Index1,295.4 −2.27%Match Index2,825.2 −1.36%The Hundred 2026 · CSXM213 MIL vs LS −1.36%M212 CLK vs DMS +3.67%M211 MIL-W vs LS-W +0.00%M210 WF vs TR +3.00%M209 WF-W vs TR-W +1.00%M208 GG vs KR +0.00%M207 SL vs MSG −3.33%M206 CLK vs JKS +0.33%M205 SL-W vs MSG-W +2.50%M204 SL-W vs PAK-W +5.00%Toss Index1,295.4 −2.27%Match Index2,825.2 −1.36%The Hundred 2026 · CSXM213 MIL vs LS −1.36%M212 CLK vs DMS +3.67%M211 MIL-W vs LS-W +0.00%M210 WF vs TR +3.00%M209 WF-W vs TR-W +1.00%M208 GG vs KR +0.00%M207 SL vs MSG −3.33%M206 CLK vs JKS +0.33%M205 SL-W vs MSG-W +2.50%M204 SL-W vs PAK-W +5.00%
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Cricket Winner ODI Team of the Year

As 2024 concludes, ODIs remain a vital format, with standout performances, particularly from the Asian side. Here’s Cricket Winner’s ODI Team of the Year, 2024 edition.

4. Keacy Carty

2024 Stats: Matches: 12; Runs: 560; Average: 62.22

West Indies' Keacy Carty also advanced his case for becoming the Men in Maroon's future in 2024, scoring 560 runs at an average of 62.22, including a century and three fifties. He scored the fourth-most runs of the year and the most for the Windies.

The left-hander began cautiously but demonstrated his actual ability in the second ODI against England at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium. His 71 (77) was well-timed after two early wickets, and his confidence skyrocketed, although it came in a losing cause. He also performed well in the home series against Bangladesh earlier in December, enabling him to reach the 1000 runs mark in ODI.

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