Neetu David joined the ICC Hall of Fame for cricketers on October 16 and became the second Indian woman after Diana Edulji to join the elite list. She played 10 Tests and 97 ODIs from 1995 to 2008.

The ICC has announced the induction of cricket legends into the ICC Hall of Fame: England’s Alastair Cook, and South Africa’s AB de Villiers.

The International Cricket Council has inducted three fresh faces into the ICC Hall of Fame. Alongside former England opener Alastair Cook and South Africa’s ‘Mr 360’ AB de V

Neetu David, current selection chair of India's women's team, hails from Uttar Pradesh and has claimed most wickets for Team India in ODIs after Jhulan Goswami

What truly stood out to me was your belief in that ability. You had a crazy amount of belief that you could execute whatever you wanted to on a cricket field, and you normally did. That is why you ended up being so special,

In his illustrious career that spanned close to a decade, AB de Villiers has collected more than 20,000 runs across all formats.

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has inducted former England captain Alastair Cook, ex-South Africa skipper AB de Villiers, and Indian women's cricket legend Neetu David into its prestigious Hall of Fame.

AB de Villiers, Alastair Cook and Neetu David are the latest inductees into the ICC Hall of Fame. De Villiers accumulated over 20,000 international runs for South Africa. Cook, England's all-time leading Test run-scorer,

South Africa great AB de Villiers and former India captain Neetu David were among the cricketers who were inducted into the ICC Hall of Fame on Wednesday, October 16.

Following a process conducted among existing Hall of Famers, senior executives and global cricket media, three names have been added to the long list of cricketing legends that comprise the ICC Hall of Fame: Alastair Cook,