Virat Kohli and Suryakumar Yadav, both from India, made the cut. The former India captain was instrumental in India’s run to the semi-finals. He scored 296 runs, the most by a player in this tournament, at a staggering average of 98.66. He laced four half-century knocks. His most memorable knock was an unbeaten 82 against Pakistan at the MCG in the World Cup opener.
Suryakumar, on the other hand, had a significant impact in India’s middle order. He scored 239 runs for India in six matches, with a strike rate of 189.68 and three fifties against the Netherlands, South Africa, and Zimbabwe. Suryakumar surpassed Pakistan’s Mohammad Rizwan to become the No. 1 ranked T20I batter in ICC rankings during his outstanding performance in Australia in this tournament.
Pakistan also has two players on the list: all-rounder Shadab Khan, who picked up 10 wickets at an economy rate of 6.59 and also scored a useful fifty against South Africa, and fast bowler Shaheen Afridi, who picked up 10 wickets in his last four games after a quiet start to the tournament.
England’s squad includes three players: Sam Curran, Jos Buttler, and Alex Hales. Wanindu Hasaranga of Sri Lanka and Sikander Raza of Zimbabwe are the other two.
