The ICC released the best XI of the T20 World Cup as it ended on Sunday with England winning. After the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup was over, the tournament’s most valuable team was revealed.
After defeating Pakistan in the tournament’s final at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Sunday, England became the first team to hold both the 50-over and 20-over white-ball championships in the history of the sport.
Among 11 players announced, there are four from England, two each from Pakistan and India, while one each from New Zealand, South Africa and Zimbabwe.
Let’s look at the best team of the tournament:
Alex Hales – England
With two outstanding innings, including an 86 in the semi-final against India, England’s opener made the XI. He moved up to the position of second-leading run-scorer for the group.
With an average of 42.40 and a strike rate of 147.22, he scored 212 runs.
Jos Buttler – England
Jos Buttler, the EnglandÂ’s captain significantly contributed to the T20 championship victory. He scored 80 against India and 73 against the Black Caps. He scored 225 runs in total at an average of 45 and a strike rate of 144.23.
Sam Curran – England
The England fast bowler Sam Curran won Player of the Match and Player of the Tournament awards. In the competition, he has 13 wickets and a 6.52 economy rate.
Mark Wood – England