Not Varun Chakraborty, this 31 year old Indian star got the nomination. Will he be able to become the king of T20 World Cup:

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News India Live, Digital Desk: The ICC has prepared a shortlist of players who have consistently shown match-winning performances during the tournament. from india Jasprit Bumrah And sanju samson Along with this, the third player whose name is at the top is none other than the Indian captain. Suryakumar Yadav Are.

Why did Varun Chakraborty stay behind?

Although Varun Chakravarthy bowled brilliantly in the group stage and Super-8, his performance against England in the semi-finals proved costly (64 runs in 4 overs). The ICC committee gives priority to players who can make an impact in big matches (Knockouts), due to which Varun is out of this race.

Suryakumar Yadav: Why is he a strong contender?

31-year-old Suryakumar Yadav (born in 1990 and currently around 35 years of age, but often seen as a ‘prime 30s’ athlete in terms of peak cricketing career and fitness) has shown his talent as captain as well as batting in this World Cup:

Continuity: He has scored more than 300 runs in the tournament and has a strike rate of 165+.

Match Winner: His innings in the important matches of semi-finals and Super-8 took India to a strong score.

strategy: Under his captaincy, India has not lost a single match in the tournament so far.

[Infographic showing ICC Player of the Tournament Nominees: Suryakumar Yadav, Jasprit Bumrah, Finn Allen (NZ), and Rashid Khan (AFG)]

Main list of nominated players:

Suryakumar Yadav (India): For captaincy and explosive batting.

Jasprit Bumrah (India): The most economical and wicket-taking bowler of the tournament.

Finn Allen (New Zealand): Kiwi opener who scored a century in 33 balls in the semi-finals.

Rashid Khan (Afghanistan): To take his team to the semi-finals for the first time.

How will the winner be decided?

The winner will be selected on the basis of ICC’s panel of experts and fans’ voting. The award will be announced after the final match between India and New Zealand on March 8.