ICC Team Of The Year: The International Cricket Council announced the ICC Men’s T20 Team of the Year on Monday. Three strong players from India have got a place in this team.
At the same time, Jose Butler has been made the captain of this team, who made England the world champion in T20 for the second time in Australia last year. The three Indian players who have been given a place in this ICC team include the names of Virat Kohli, Suryakumar Yadav and Hardik Pandya.
Last year was great for Virat Kohli in T20, and he also scored his first century in this format during the Asia Cup. Apart from this, Suryakumar Yadav rocked Team India’s batting throughout the year in T20. Suryakumar was also the only batsman of Team India who scored more than one thousand runs in the T20 in 2022. Apart from this, Hardik Pandya has been included in the ICC Men’s T20 Team of the Year for his all-rounder performance.
Kohli, Surya And Pandya’s Games In The Year 2022
Last year in the T20 format, if any player rocked it, it was Suryakumar Yadav. The year 2022 was excellent for Suryakumar Yadav. Throughout the year, Surya played 31 matches for India, scoring 1164 runs at an average of 46.56. During this, he also played two-century innings.
Besides Suryakumar, Virat Kohli’s bat also did well for India in T20. Kohli played 20 T20 matches for Team India in 2022, scoring 781 runs at an average of 55.78, including a century.
At the same time, Hardik Pandya also scored 607 runs in 27 matches for Team India last year. He not only batted, but he also took a total of 20 wickets in bowling.
Two Players From England Also Included In ICC T20T
The maximum three players from India were selected in the ICC Men’s T20 Team of the Year. Apart from this, there are two players from England and Pakistan. At the same time, one player from the team of Sri Lanka, New Zealand, Ireland and Zimbabwe has a place.
ICC T20 Men’s Team of the Year: Jos Buttler (Captain) (England), Mohammad Rizwan (Pakistan), Virat Kohli (India), Suryakumar Yadav (India), Glenn Phillips (New Zealand), Sikandar Raza (Zimbabwe), Hardik Pandya ( India), Sam Curran (England), Wanindu Hasaranga (Sri Lanka), Haris Rauf (Pakistan), Joshua Little (Ireland).
