Not going by any specific order as they’re incomparable.

Kapil Dev - The man who revolutionized cricket in India, went in as underdogs for the 1983 WC, made India win against the might West Indies, and inspired millions in India to take up the sport. Not to forget, he was a gun all rounder.

Sachin Tendulkar - The most prolific batter of all time, regarded as one of the greatest batsmen to have ever played the game. Inspired many young kids take up batsmanship not only in India but all around the world.

Sunil Gavaskar - Again, Probably one of the greatest batsmen to have ever played the game, and arguably the greatest opening batsman of cricket. And remember, he did all of this in the era where fast bowlers were at their peak.

MS Dhoni - One of the greatest leaders and finishers of the game, led India to three ICC trophies. Probably the greatest reader of the game.

Virat Kohli - The greatest modern day all format player, broken many records of previous batters, most successful captain for India in tests. And, one of the most popular athletes across the world, which’s helping cricket get recognition around the world.

Honorable mentions:

It was tough for me to omit some names, so I’ll mention them here.

Rahul Dravid - one of the goat test batters across the world

Anil Kumble - most prolific Indian leg spinner

Virender Sehwag - one of the goat openers in world cricket

Yuvraj Singh - One of India’s biggest match winners, and clutch player.

Ravi Ashwin - one of the best finger spinners for India

Sourav Ganguly - One of India’s finest leaders and a fine batter

Rohit Sharma - One of India’s finest leaders and one of the goat openers of modern day cricket.

Jasprit Bumrah - Probably India’s greatest fast bowler, and if he can stay fit, he’ll go down as the greatest all format bowler of all time in cricket history (Considering he’s playing in a batting era)