Cricket World Cup History: The greatest Indian ODI XI that never won the World Cup

#3 All-Rounders: Robin Singh, Manoj Prabhakar and Ajit Agarkar

Robin Singh

Robin Singh was an integral part of the Indian team in the late 1990s. The Carribean born cricketer was a great utility player as he could contribute in various ways. He was a good batsman down the order, who bowled decent medium pace. If that is not enough, he even contributed with his great ground fielding.

Manoj Prabhakar was a genuine all-rounder as he could contribute with both bat and bowl. The right-arm fast bowler used the new ball well as he could swing the ball to make life difficult for the batsman. Prabhakar was used as a floater as he could bat at a number of positions.

There was a time when Ajit Agarkar was seen as the next big thing of Indian cricket. The right-arm fast bowler is fourth highest wicket-taker in ODIs for India. He was also a handy batsman in the slog overs as he could take on the bowlers. Agarkar was a part of three World Cup squads from 1999-2007.