The ICC Hall of Fame has inducted three cricketing legends: Alastair Cook, Neetu David, and AB de Villiers. Alastair Cook, England's highest Test run-scorer, was honored for his exceptional career, including leading England to multiple Ashes wins. Neetu David, recognized for her outstanding left-arm spin, became the first Indian woman to take 100 ODI wickets and played a crucial role in India's 2005 ICC Women's Cricket World Cup campaign. AB de Villiers, celebrated for his innovative batting style, holds records for the fastest ODI fifty, century, and 150, and is praised by Virat Kohli as the 'absolute number one'. This induction recognizes their significant contributions to cricket and will be celebrated during the ICC Women's T20 World Cup festivities in Dubai.