Greatest ODI XI featuring only captains

Bowlers

#9. Wasim Akram

Cricket All-Stars Series - Minute Maid Park

Wasim Akram was the best left-arm fast bowler in the history of cricket. He was a master of swing and seam, with dangerous bouncers and toe-crushing yorkers. Akram played 356 matches and scored 3717 runs at an average of 16.52. He took 502 wickets at an average of 23.52 which is awesome.

As a captain, he led Pakistan in 109 matches and won 66 which meant a win percentage of 60.55%

#10. Daniel Vettori

Sagittarius v Capricorn -

Oxigen

Masters Champions League 2016

Daniel Vettori was a slow left-arm orthodox bowler who played 295 matches and took 305 wickets at an average of 31.71. He was a master of drift, flight, speed, and length which made him one of the most lethal spinners of his time.

As a captain, he led New Zealand to 41 victories in 82 matches with a win percentage of 50%.

#11. Shane Warne

The 3 Mobile Ashes Series - Fourth Test - Day One - Australia vs England - December 26, 2006

Shane Warne was known as the wizard of spin bowling. He revived the art of leg-spin and made it popular again. Warne played 194 matches and took 293 wickets at an average of 25.73. He had all the variations of leg-spin in his arsenal—slider, backspin, drifter, and others.

As a captain, he led Australia to 10 wins in 11 matches with a win percentage of 90.91%