Great post and I like the inclusion of Hindi version :)

Sehwag and Smith as a right hand and left hand combination, is good to trouble the bowlers and yeah one is an attacking player and other, calm and innings builder.

Sehwag will be a favorite for many if we see more blogs as part of this contest.

Rahul Dravid is my favorite player for his grinding the attack and rightly called Mr. Wall and a good choice for number 3.

Happy for him for taking over coaching job of senior team for Sri Lanka tour.

It's always be a tussle between Tendulkar, Mahela Jayawardene, Jaques Kallis and others for number 4, but because of his number of runs scored and also the records against each test playing countries whether it's home or away, Tendulkar scores better and his average is good to against each country.

I would say Sangakkara is a good choice as a number 5 batsman and he can walk into any team as a pure batsman for that matter and since, he will be the only player with wicket keeping skills in your team , he will be our Wicket Keeper batsman here.

Kallis is among the greatest allrounders with over 10K runs in ODI and Ben Stokes is someone who can deliver with both bat and ball and these 2 are good choice at 6 and 7.

Kumble as a lone spinner and a handy batsman lower down the order is good for sub continent countries and his record outside sub continent is not bad too while Shane Warne suffered a lot whenever he toured to India and will definitely have those memories of balls flying over his head from Tendulkar's bat.

Rabada is still very young and it's to be like wait and see like how he performs over the next few years but definitely a good choice as a budding talent.

Anderson and McGrath are two great stalwarts as for as fast bowling is considered and both are great swing bowlers.

That's a combination of old and new (or I should say past and present) players.

Thanks for sharing bro, good luck :)