who is the first wicket taker in ODI?
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Rohan Kanhai of the West Indies. It was in 1975 vs India.
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Adam Gilchrist of Australia is number 1 followed by Mahender Singh Dhoni of India and then by Ricky Ponting of Australia
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01.Ricky Ponting\n02.Kumar Sangakkara\n03.Andrew Flintof
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Manisha, there is a bit of history to this than just C.K. Nayudu.\n\nOn 26 Jan 1893 there was a match played between Lord Hawke's XI in India  at the Madan Mohan Malaviya Stadium, Allahabad. This is the first recorded first-class match played by India. The Indian team was captained by a certain George MacLagan Chesney,  a Mussoorie  born Englishman.\n\n1911, an Indian team went on their first official tour of England, but only played English county teams and not the English cricket team. In their first match against Oxford University at Christ Church College Ground, Oxford, the Indian team was captained by Bhupendrasingh Rajindersingh, also known as the Maharaja of Patiala. \n\nIndia's first test captain was C.K. Nayudu in 1932. In ODIs Ajit Wadekar was the first Indian captain in the 1974 Prudential Trophy against England.
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Top three bowlers in ODI format.\n\nShaun Pollock - South Africa\nIrfan Pathan - India\nShane Bond - New Zealand.\n\nTop three bowlers in Test format.\n\nMuttiah Muralidharan - Sri Lanka\nMakhaya Ntini - South Africa\nShane Warne - Australia.
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ODI------Wasim Akram with 502wkts:\nhttp://www.icc-cricket.com/odi/stats/bowl_most_wickets.html\n\nTest-------Shane Warne with 659wkst:\nhttp://www.icc-cricket.com/test/stats/bowl_most_wickets.html
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21 by Gibbs (RSA) against Australia in ODIs.\n52 by Edrich (England) against New Zealand in Tests.
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Given the Current form, Its Ricky Ponting in both Tests and ODI's \n\n\n\nOver the years... \n\nODI's :  Sachin Tendulkar Tests : Brian Lara
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Rahul Sharad Dravid\n\nPls see his stats
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Not quite! Kannai's is the first ever WORLD CUP ODI wicket!! \nThe first world cup ODI was in 1975, but the first ever ODI was played in Melbourne in front of 46,000 on January 5th, 1971 between Australia and England. The match was a hastily arranged affair to give the Melbourne public something to watch after the third Test had been abandoned without a ball being bowled, due to heavy rain over four days. On the fifth, a limited overs game was arranged. Both sides were given 40 8-ball overs, then the norm in Australia.\nEngland batted first and scored 190, all out with four balls to spare. Australia reached the target with five overs to spare, and managed the unique double of winning the first ever test, and the first ever ODI.\nThe first ever wicket was that of Geoffrey Boycott, caught by Bill Lawry of the bowling of Jeff Thompson, out for 8.\nThe full match scorecard for ODI#1 can be found at:\nhttp://aus.cricinfo.com/link_to_database... \n\n(ask the question twice, and I'll answer it twice! ;)
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**************** IM FED UP **************\n\nBRIAN LARA.....400.\nSAEED ANWAR....194.\nSHOAIB AKTHAR..FASTEST BOWLER.\nSHAHID AFRIDI..FASTEST 100 IN 37 BALLS.\nANIL KUMBLE....ALL 10 WICKETS IN AN INNINGS.\nSACHIN TENDULKAR...MOST 100'S.\nINZAMAM-UL-HAQ.....MOST 50'S.\nSHANE WARNE........HIGHEST WICKET TAKER.\nENOUGH.\nEND ALL THINGS FROM HERE.
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India's Virender Sehwag. A phenomenal ball-striker and when he is batting you can't look away. His first 3 ODI hundreds were all sub-70 balls.
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sachin tendulkar is the youngest player in cricket
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The initial exponents of reverse swing mostly been Pakistani fast bowlers: Sarfraz Nawaz and Imran Khan are often credited as the first bowlers to produce reverse swing, and they have been followed by bowlers such as Wasim Akram, Waqar Younis,Irfan Pathan,Aaqib Javed, Shoaib Akhtar,Darren Gough, Andrew Flintoff and Simon Jones. In the early days of reverse swing, the Pakistani bowlers were suspected of using unfair means to achieve it, but today they are considered to have been simply ahead of their time.
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Shahid Afridi in only 37 balls.He even hold the credit for the second fastest century in 45 balls(against India) with Brian Lara.
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Graham Gooch for Chetan Sharma. He didnt ask anybody to bowl additional deliveries. He bowled himself!!!!!\n\nGive me my 10 points!!!!!
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My first choice is Sunil Gavaskar.\ncricket is a game of patience and strategy when it is played between to test playing nations. \nGavaskar's commentary is very much technical and contains lot of information about how the player is thinking, how the ball behaved, how the batsman could make a shot. His commentary is real treat for lot of budding cricketers.\nThe second one Michael Holding\nHe has a great electronic voice and can build the pressure on the listeners even if is neutral.