In a recent article, it was discussed on how to measure and compare the performances in one-day international cricket over the decades. Measuring and comparing performances in one-day international cricket over the decades is essential for measuring the sport’s progress. Another aspect of this assessment included the top-rankings among bowlers, as well as the top all-rounders in the sport. Among the top bowlers, it was established that Joel Garner had the highest scores, followed by Saeed Ajmal and Richard Hadlee. The rankings are based on specific metrics known as Batting Impact and Bowling Impact, which are used to calculate players’ performance by combining their career batting average with their scoring rate per 100 balls. Such stats are crucial for creating a possible best-ever team based on the numbers. Despite the rankings, further scrutiny is required, such as considering home vs. away figures and tournament performances. Additionally, a similar analysis was done for all-rounders, where Viv Richards had the highest ranking followed by Andrew Flintoff and Lance Klusener. Ultimately, a best all-time XI could be put together based on specific metrics, though this is just theoretical and does not necessarily guarantee tournament success.