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The unexpected return of Ravichandran Ashwin , India's celebrated spin maestro, to the Indian ODI squad for the upcoming series against Australia has set the cricket world abuzz with anticipation. The series is scheduled to commence on Friday, September 22. While Ashwin has etched his name in the annals of Test cricket as a legend, his foray into India's 50-over format has been marked by intermittent appearances. Although he held a steady spot in the ODI lineup from 2010 to 2017, recent times have witnessed a preference for wrist-spinning options, with Kuldeep Yadav and Yuzvendra Chahal taking the helm as the lead spinners. Ashwin's ODI Odyssey - A Historical Perspective Despite his prior contributions, Ashwin gradually receded in prominence among the spinning all-rounders, with players like Ravindra Jadeja, Axar Patel, and Washington Sundar assuming more significant roles in recent times. However, an unforeseen injury to Axar Patel during India's clash against Banglade

Greatest WWE Wrestlers of All Time : While it is the in-ring skill, ability to draw crowds, and mic skills that make a wrestler one of the greats, their WWE success also counts towards how much of an impact they had on the company and the business. Today, we will look at which WWE Superstars have won the most championships, and thus, are some of the greatest. Check Out: Greatest WWE Wrestlers of All Time World Championship Men’s When it comes to winning the most World Championships in WWE, the undisputed GOAT is John Cena, who has won the top prize in the company a whopping 16 times. While Ric Flair is also a 16-time World Champion, he has only won the WWE Championship twice, with the rest being outside WWE (some say that Ric Flair has won far more than 16 world titles). The second place is shared by Evolution teammates Randy Orton and Triple H, who along with John Cena, had a stranglehold on the world titles in the 2010s. Check Out: Greatest WWE Wrestlers of All Time Next is Hulk Hog