World Cup XI of the Week
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The world cup 2015 is now almost 2 weeks old and what we have witnessed so far has been nothing short of a roller coaster ride. Teams that looked invincible on paper now look rusty and toothless whereas teams from whom much wasn’t expected have shocked everyone with their play. Clearly these are good signs for the upcoming days as the world cup has become more unpredictable and at the same time more exciting with the passing days.
Now here’s a look at the world cup 11 of this week.
Shikhar Dhawan
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Brendon McCullum
He has had a reputation of being one of the hardest hitters of the cricket ball and one of the most feared batsmen in the world. In this world cup he has stood up to expectations and has been one of the greatest causes of worry for the bowlers. His recent exploits against srilanka and England are enough to validate this.
Virat Kohli
Having a batsman like Virat in any team is a huge burden off the shoulders and act as a ace in your sleeve. The way he paces his innings is worth admiring and his chanceless knocks are a treat to watch.
Marlon Samuels
Glenn Maxwell
Mitchell Marsh
He has been a very high utility player for the aussies in this tour. His all round capabilities have been a big boost for the aussies. His spectacular show against the English team won Australia a crucial encounter.
Corey Anderson
Jerome Taylor
Tim Southee
Words would fail to express the way Tim has performed in the world cup so far. He has looked miles ahead of other bowlers and has not looked in any sort of trouble whatsoever. His breathtaking spell against England was one spell to watch. Hope there’s more to come.
Shami Ahmed
He has been Indias unsung hero in the 2 matches concluded so far. His disciplined bowling has ensured that India is able to defend totals of 300 odd runs quite comfortably in both the games. He has picked up 6 wickets in the world cup so far the highest by an Indian bowler so far.
Shapoor Zadran
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