Virat Kohli to Captain Star-Studded World Cup Team of the Tournament announced by Cricket Australia

As the Cricket World Cup 2023 league stage concluded in a crescendo, Cricket Australia unveiled its power-packed ‘Team of the Tournament,’ showcasing the tournament’s standout performers. The captaincy mantle was bestowed upon the iconic Virat Kohli, who led an ensemble of exceptional talent, including Mohammed Shami, Jasprit Bumrah, and Ravindra Jadeja.

The formidable lineup features luminaries who left an indelible mark on the league stage:

  1. Quinton de Kock (South Africa): A batting maestro, De Kock’s blade orchestrated a symphony, amassing 591 runs in 9 matches, adorned with four centuries at a stellar average of 65.67.
  2. David Warner (Australia): The dynamic opener exhibited sheer class, scoring 499 runs in 9 matches, including two centuries and two fifties, with an average of 55.44.
  3. Rachin Ravindra (New Zealand): The Kiwi sensation dazzled with 565 runs, featuring three centuries and two half-centuries, at a mesmerizing strike rate of 70.63. His all-round prowess also included 5 wickets.
  4. Virat Kohli (India): The talismanic Indian captain showcased his batting prowess with 594 runs, comprising two centuries and five fifties, at an astonishing average of 99.00.
  5. Aiden Markram (South Africa): The South African stalwart’s dynamic performances contributed 396 runs, including a century and three fifties, at an impressive strike rate of 114.50.
  6. Glenn Maxwell (Australia): The enigmatic all-rounder etched his name in World Cup history, amassing 397 runs at a breathtaking strike rate of 152.7, complemented by two centuries. Maxwell also showcased his bowling finesse with 5 wickets.
  7. Marco Jansen (South Africa): The towering all-rounder stamped his authority, amassing 157 runs and scalping 17 wickets with a dual role as a consistent performer.
  8. Ravindra Jadeja (India): The Indian all-rounder exhibited his multifaceted skills, contributing 111 runs and claiming a formidable 16 wickets with an impressive economy rate of 3.96.
  9. Mohammed Shami (India): Despite featuring in only 5 matches, Shami emerged as a potent force, bagging 16 crucial wickets at an economical rate of 4.78.
  10. Adam Zampa (Australia): The Australian spinner left a trail of excellence, capturing 22 scalps in 9 matches, showcasing a fine economy rate of 5.27.
  11. Jasprit Bumrah (India): Among the top wicket-takers, Bumrah’s impeccable skills led to 17 dismissals with an economy rate of 3.65.

12. Dilshan Madushanka (Sri Lanka): Holding the pivotal 12th man position, Madushanka’s commendable 21 wickets added a touch of resilience despite Sri Lanka falling short of the semifinals.

This stellar ensemble, dominated by Indian maestros, sets the stage for an electrifying World Cup semifinal clash. The Cricket Australia World Cup Team of the Tournament is a testament to the brilliance witnessed on the grand stage.

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As the Cricket World Cup 2023 league stage concluded in a crescendo, Cricket Australia unveiled its power-packed 'Team of the Tournament,' showcasing the tournament's standout performers. The captaincy mantle was bestowed upon the iconic Virat Kohli, who led an ensemble of exceptional talent, including Mohammed Shami, Jasprit Bumrah, and Ravindra Jadeja.

The formidable lineup features luminaries who left an indelible mark on the league stage:

  1. Quinton de Kock (South Africa): A batting maestro, De Kock's blade orchestrated a symphony, amassing 591 runs in 9 matches, adorned with four centuries at a stellar average of 65.67.
  2. David Warner (Australia): The dynamic opener exhibited sheer class, scoring 499 runs in 9 matches, including two centuries and two fifties, with an average of 55.44.
  3. Rachin Ravindra (New Zealand): The Kiwi sensation dazzled with 565 runs, featuring three centuries and two half-centuries, at a mesmerizing strike rate of 70.63. His all-round prowess also included 5 wickets.
  4. Virat Kohli (India): The talismanic Indian captain showcased his batting prowess with 594 runs, comprising two centuries and five fifties, at an astonishing average of 99.00.
  5. Aiden Markram (South Africa): The South African stalwart's dynamic performances contributed 396 runs, including a century and three fifties, at an impressive strike rate of 114.50.
  6. Glenn Maxwell (Australia): The enigmatic all-rounder etched his name in World Cup history, amassing 397 runs at a breathtaking strike rate of 152.7, complemented by two centuries. Maxwell also showcased his bowling finesse with 5 wickets.
  7. Marco Jansen (South Africa): The towering all-rounder stamped his authority, amassing 157 runs and scalping 17 wickets with a dual role as a consistent performer.
  8. Ravindra Jadeja (India): The Indian all-rounder exhibited his multifaceted skills, contributing 111 runs and claiming a formidable 16 wickets with an impressive economy rate of 3.96.
  9. Mohammed Shami (India): Despite featuring in only 5 matches, Shami emerged as a potent force, bagging 16 crucial wickets at an economical rate of 4.78.
  10. Adam Zampa (Australia): The Australian spinner left a trail of excellence, capturing 22 scalps in 9 matches, showcasing a fine economy rate of 5.27.
  11. Jasprit Bumrah (India): Among the top wicket-takers, Bumrah's impeccable skills led to 17 dismissals with an economy rate of 3.65.

12. Dilshan Madushanka (Sri Lanka): Holding the pivotal 12th man position, Madushanka's commendable 21 wickets added a touch of resilience despite Sri Lanka falling short of the semifinals.

This stellar ensemble, dominated by Indian maestros, sets the stage for an electrifying World Cup semifinal clash. The Cricket Australia World Cup Team of the Tournament is a testament to the brilliance witnessed on the grand stage.

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