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Recent Hercules Champions
| Nikhil Chopra [ India ] 9 Dec
1999
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Nikhil Chopra - Nikhil Chopra has established himself as a sure selection in the Indian One-Day side. For an Indian spinner to be a sure selection in the One-Dayers despite the presence of Anil Kumble in the side is an achievement in itself.
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| Russel Arnold [ Sri Lanka ] 29 Nov
1999
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Russel Arnold - Sri Lanka are a team who have done a lot of introspection in the recent past. Their policy of looking to the future rather than the past has forced many changes in the composition of the side. Many of the changes have been controversial and have attracted widespread debate. One change that cannot be questioned is the inclusion of Russel Arnold.
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| Mohammed Wasim [ Pakistan ] 22 Nov
1999
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Mohammed Wasim - Mohammed Wasim is one of the most exciting batsmen to emerge from Pakistan in the 90's. The 22-year-old from Rawalpindi has not been consistent enough to maintain his place in the Pakistan side since making a century on Test debut against New Zealand in 1996-97. Wasim was chosen for Pakistan's current tour to Australia after more than a year's layoff and this tour is a golden opportunity for him to establish his position in the team.
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| Upul Chandana [ Sri Lanka ] 15 Nov
1999
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Upul Chandana - The competition has been formidable and this has meant that he has taken a long time to establish his place in the Sri Lankan side. But now it can be said that Upul Chandana is now not only an integral member of the team but also bids fair to make major contributions with the bat and ball in future.
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| MSK Prasad [ India ] 8 Nov
1999
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MSK Prasad - The list of Indian wicketkeepers is long and illustrious. The deeds of Sen, Tamhane, Engineer, Kirmani and Mongia have all been well documented in the history of Indian cricket. And by his performances in the few months that he has succeeded to the post of the country's leading stumper, Mannava Sri Kanth Prasad bids fair to join the ranks of outstanding Indian wicket keepers.
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