Apart from Tendulkar, former Pakistan speedster Wasim Akram is the only player from the sub-continent to find a place in the XI announced to mark 150 years of the the Cricketers' Almanack.
The all-time XI was dominated by English players. As many as four English players found a spot in the list.
The team announced on Wednesday has got mixed reactions with many not happy with the selection. Sports commentator and presenter Alan Wilkins didn't understand the presence of Hobbs and Grace in the same team. He further said that there has to be a time frame when we decide on such teams.
Wisden World XI: Jack Hobbs (England), W G Grace (England), Don Bradman (Australia, captain), Sachin Tendulkar (India), Vivian Richards (West Indies), Garry Sobers (West Indies), Alan Knott (England), Wasim Akram (Pakistan), Shane Warne (Australia), Malcolm Marshall (West Indies), Sydney Barnes (England)
The all-time XI was dominated by English players. As many as four English players found a spot in the list.
The team announced on Wednesday has got mixed reactions with many not happy with the selection. Sports commentator and presenter Alan Wilkins didn't understand the presence of Hobbs and Grace in the same team. He further said that there has to be a time frame when we decide on such teams.
Wisden World XI: Jack Hobbs (England), W G Grace (England), Don Bradman (Australia, captain), Sachin Tendulkar (India), Vivian Richards (West Indies), Garry Sobers (West Indies), Alan Knott (England), Wasim Akram (Pakistan), Shane Warne (Australia), Malcolm Marshall (West Indies), Sydney Barnes (England)
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