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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.

6. Sherfane Rutherford

2024 Stats: Matches: 7; Runs: 425; Wickets: 2; Average: 106.25; Economy: 9.39

Speaking of great years, 2024 would never be remembered without Sherfane Rutherford, the superb Caribbean speed all-rounder. Rutherford thrived in all forms and leagues worldwide. But ODIs were his personal favourites, and even the fanatics wouldn't disagree with it.

In only his second year in the format, he scored 425 runs in seven innings, going unbeaten on three occasions. His average was a breathtaking 106.25, but his strike rate of 120.05, the greatest among the top-25 run scorers of the year, was even higher. In addition to that, his ability to bowl at a good tempo when needed makes him the ideal jack of all trades.

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