ICC Nominations For Player Of ODI World 2023 Award

Sonia Dham

2023/11/18 14:08:55 IST

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Virat Kohli

Virat Kohli, the middle-order maestro, has not let any domestic cricket World Cup campaign rattle his shoulders. After smashing yet another outstanding century during Indias semi-final match against New Zealand, he has raced beyond 700 tournament runs.

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Adam Zampa

Adam Zampa, who was crucial to Australias victory in the T20 World Cup 2021 in rather different circumstances, has once again represented his nation well in front of a national audience.

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Quinton De Kock

Quinton de Kock was among the leading run scorers for the majority of the tournament, with the left-hander amassing 591 runs during the event.

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Mohammed Shami

With scores of 5/54 from 10 overs, Shami finished with a dominating performance, taking out three of the top four players from New Zealand. In his 4/22 period in Lucknow, England appeared to run out of solutions, and the quick was unplayable in Indias 5/18 thumping of Sri Lanka.

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Rachin Ravindra

The New Zealand youngster has made a big impression on the World Cup, having scored three centuries and two fifties to put his name up in lights as one of the most promising players in the world.

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Glenn Maxwell

Fans and commentators are running out of superlatives for Glenn Maxwells multiple superhuman efforts at this years World Cup, and as an all-rounder the Australian provides much-needed flexibility.

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Rohit Sharma

Having scored a century and three half-centuries so far in the competition, the skipper of India has been at his very best for the most part. With a strike rate of 124.15, which is among the top 10 among all batters in the competition, Rohit does the most of his damage during the Powerplay.

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Jasprit Bumrah

Going at less than four an over, bowling a large percentage of his overs with the new ball, Bumrah has stifled oppositions eager to go hard in the Powerplay.

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Daryl Mitchell

The highlight of Mitchells tournament was the superb 134 he scored against India in the semi-final, as the right-hander smashed a total of seven sixes to keep his side in the run chase.

Credit: ICC

ICC Nominations For Player Of ODI World 2023 Award

Virat Kohli

Virat Kohli, the middle-order maestro, has not let any domestic cricket World Cup campaign rattle his shoulders. After smashing yet another outstanding century during Indias semi-final match against New Zealand, he has raced beyond 700 tournament runs.

Adam Zampa

Adam Zampa, who was crucial to Australias victory in the T20 World Cup 2021 in rather different circumstances, has once again represented his nation well in front of a national audience.

Quinton De Kock

Quinton de Kock was among the leading run scorers for the majority of the tournament, with the left-hander amassing 591 runs during the event.

Mohammed Shami

With scores of 5/54 from 10 overs, Shami finished with a dominating performance, taking out three of the top four players from New Zealand. In his 4/22 period in Lucknow, England appeared to run out of solutions, and the quick was unplayable in Indias 5/18 thumping of Sri Lanka.

Rachin Ravindra

The New Zealand youngster has made a big impression on the World Cup, having scored three centuries and two fifties to put his name up in lights as one of the most promising players in the world.

Glenn Maxwell

Fans and commentators are running out of superlatives for Glenn Maxwells multiple superhuman efforts at this years World Cup, and as an all-rounder the Australian provides much-needed flexibility.

Rohit Sharma

Having scored a century and three half-centuries so far in the competition, the skipper of India has been at his very best for the most part. With a strike rate of 124.15, which is among the top 10 among all batters in the competition, Rohit does the most of his damage during the Powerplay.

Jasprit Bumrah

Going at less than four an over, bowling a large percentage of his overs with the new ball, Bumrah has stifled oppositions eager to go hard in the Powerplay.

Daryl Mitchell

The highlight of Mitchells tournament was the superb 134 he scored against India in the semi-final, as the right-hander smashed a total of seven sixes to keep his side in the run chase.

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