There is no precedent in the history of ODI cricket that a captain of the last World Cup did not serve in the next World Cup. But this time the cricket world is facing that history. Not one captain who served in the 2019 ODI World Cup is in charge in 2023. The 13th ODI World Cup is going to be held in India from October 5 to November 19. Seven teams have already been finalized in this tournament. Where no captain of the last World Cup is staying this time. One stands in the way of this history. He is New Zealand captain Kane Williamson. However, while playing in the IPL, Williamson suffered a serious injury. In the end, there is concern about entering the field this year, including the World Cup. As a result, New Zealand will have to visit India in the replacement of Williamson, who was in charge of cues in the last World Cup. Mashrafe bin Mortaza was the captain of Bangladesh in the last tournament. Instead, Tamim Iqbal will lead this time. Hashmatullah Shahidi will replace Gulbadin Naib as Afghanistan’s captain.

Pat Cummins replaces Aaron Finch in Ajid’s charge. Morgan is replaced by Jos Buttler in the English camp. Pakistan captain Babar Azam. Sarfraz was in the previous World Cup. And Rohit Sharma will handle the World Cup for India. Virat Kohli performed this duty in the 12th season. Besides, Sri Lanka played in the last World Cup under the leadership of Dimuth Karunaratne. Where Dasun Shanaka is in charge this time. Shai Hope replaces Jason Holder as West Indies captain. And Temba Bavuma is captaining South Africa in place of Faf du Plessis. Apart from these eight teams, two more teams will participate in the World Cup. That is why Sri Lanka, West Indies, Netherlands, Ireland, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Nepal, Oman, Scotland, USA, and the United Arab Emirates will play in the qualifiers from June 18.