Mark Waugh selects the top three drummers of the 2019 World Cup

The 2019 World Cup is fast approaching and the iconic ICC event will begin May 30 in England and Wales. With the former players, fans and experts all had their say as to who they think will be the trophy for the 2019 World Cup. Friday saw the turn of the former Australian worker Mark Waugh, who chose his top three World Cup drummers. Although few would oppose Virat Kohli and Jos Buttler in the top three, Mark Waugh made the surprise decision to leave Steve Smith out, preferring to trust another Australian – David Warner .

"Mark Waugh told cricket.com.au." He is the No.1. "

Virat Kohli will play his third World Cup, but this will be for the first time that 30-year-old will be captain of India at the Under-50 World Cup.

Jos Buttler has been in top form lately, not only for his national teams but also for England and will be a huge danger for other teams.More earlier this month, it broke the last century against Pakistan in Southampton after destroying the attack of the Windies. "Jos Buttler scored 150 goals on 77 balls in February.

"Jos Buttler, I'll put him in second place in the first three places," he said.

For his third pick, Mark Wauugh decided to pick David Warner before Steve Smith.

"Aaron Finch is at his best, just like David Warner," said Waugh. "I'll go with David Warner."

While David Warner and Steve Smith made their international return together after serving a one-year ban on their involvement in the balloon falsification scandal, the first took the lead, taking IPL There are 2019 badault.

In IPL 2019, David Warner scored 692 points in 12 games, an average of 69.20 and a strike rate of 143.86 for SunRisers Hyderabad. In contrast, Steve Smith scored 319 points in the 12 games he played with the Rajasthan Royals, averaging 39.87 and a strike rate of 116.

But after the IPL In 2019, the duo returned to the Australian squad for the 2019 World Cup. And while Steve Smith played battles in unofficial warm-ups, David Warner did not.

The Australian southpaw scored a total of 53 points in the warm-up matches (3 against New Zealand XI). , 1 against Windies). For his part, Steve Smith issued a stern warning to his World Cup rivals by ambading a total of 278 points, including two absentees, in the four pre-season games.

(With IANS Entries)