Players to look out for in 2014

New Delhi: 2013 has been an electrifying year for any sport. Be it cricket, soccer, badminton, tennis, every sport has witnessed marvelous games and new talents have emerged who may hog the headlines of newspapers in 2014.The players who made news with their individual performances have promised more of their best in the new year . We present you a list of 7 most prolific newcomers who may be in sports headlines in 2014:1. Mohammed Shami: With his reverse swing with old ball, Shami not only impressed all pace experts in cricketing history but also made fans throughout the world. Shami is blessed with speed and attitude which is a must for a pacer. Only one thing he lacks and that is bowling bouncers, which he must be working on. 2. PV Sindhu: Indian star shuttler, PV Sindhu stole the limelight from Saina Nehwal by becoming the first Indian woman to win singles medal at the World Championship in China and 2 Grand Prix gold titles. She is a teenage girl to look out for in badminton next year. 3. David Warner: Australian batsman David Warner saw ups and down throughout the year. He was first demoted from senior team to A list team for punching an English player, Joe Root in a bar and then impressing all with his brilliant knock in the Ashes in Australia in December 2013.David Warner has now become the best test match opener for his team and the Australian team is expecting more from him next year.4. Stanilas Wawrinka: This Swiss tennis player has leapt from 17th rank to 8th in 2013. He entered the US open semifinal and also qualified for ATP World tour finals. With Roger Federer losing his shine, he may fit into his shoe as the next big name on the courts. 5. Daniel Ricciardo: This Australian Formula One driver has replaced Mark Webber as Redbull's Sebastian Vettel's new team mate in 2013. The 24 year old Ricciardo may win some outstanding races for the team in 2014. 6. Adnan Januzaj: Belgian born Manchester United's winger, Adnan was brought to the club by Sir Alex Ferguson in 2011 at the age of 16 but got the chance of playing for the club in 2013. He scored twice in his debut match and his club will be eyeing for his form in 2014. 7. Robert Lewandowski: This Polish striker destroyed Real Madrid in Champion's league and is now a free bird by the end of the season. As he is set to make a decision about his future in January next year, he may be the one in soccer to look out for next year.