
Mohammad Siraj 5/10
Did the job of holding one end up on pace friendly pitches in New York. Was an easy swap for Kuldeep in the Caribbean. India have better quality white ball quicks coming through the ranks. So expect SShow more
Rohit Sharma 8.5/10
INDIA T20 WORLD CUP RATINGS: In successive World Cups, captain Sharma has batted with the sole intention of causing carnage in the powerplay. The way he decimated Mitchell Starc in the Super 8 againstShow more
Virat Kohli 8.5/10
Kohli had a poor tournament, averaging barely 10. But the team stuck to him in the opening position, and he delivered when it mattered in the final, scoring 76 from 59. Runs were hard to come by but KShow more
Rishabh Pant 6/10
Started brightly against Ireland and was exceptional against Pakistan on a terrible New York pitch, scoring 42 in a low scoring game. Did look lethargic with the gloves against Australia but was safe Show more
Suryakumar Yadav 9/10
Had a poor start in New York but got his confidence back with a fifty against USA and then against Afghanistan. Looked well in control in high-pressure situations against Australia (31) and England (4Show more
Hardik Pandya 10/10
Outstanding with the ball in the beginning, snaring seven wickets in three games in New York. Then in the Caribbean, assumed greater responsibility with the bat, providing the impetus in the death oveShow more
Shivam Dube 8/10
Looked like India made a huge mistake leaving Rinku Singh out as Dube struggled to put bat to ball all tournament. But broke the shackles in the final and scored crucial 27 from 16 in the company of KShow more
Axar Patel 8/10
Was brilliant with the ball on pitches that suited his style of bowling, his best coming against England in the last four. Scored difficult 20 runs against Pakistan and was brilliant in the field. ScoShow more
Ravindra Jadeja 3/10
Did not score a run, take a catch or a wicket in New York. Barely made an impact in the tournament, retaining his spot in the team only on reputation. Was surprisingly ineffective on dry pitches in thShow more
Jasprit Bumrah 10/10
Undoubtedly the best fast bowler in the world. Took 15 wickets from 8 games but his economy of just 4.17 is what clinched the deal for India. It is the most economical bowling in the history of T20 WoShow more
Kuldeep Yadav 8/10
Was held back at the beginning of the tournament but was unleashed on Caribbean pitches where he provided India four high quality overs. Took 10 wickets from just five games but was smashed for 45 in Show more
Arshdeep Singh 9.5/10
With teams treating Bumrah with utmost caution, Singh benefitted from batsmen going after him out of necessity. Showed excellent composure to pick up 17 wickets from 8 games. Bowled a masterful penultShow more
Mohammad Siraj 5/10
Did the job of holding one end up on pace friendly pitches in New York. Was an easy swap for Kuldeep in the Caribbean. India have better quality white ball quicks coming through the ranks. So expect SShow more
Rohit Sharma 8.5/10
INDIA T20 WORLD CUP RATINGS: In successive World Cups, captain Sharma has batted with the sole intention of causing carnage in the powerplay. The way he decimated Mitchell Starc in the Super 8 againstShow more
Virat Kohli 8.5/10
Kohli had a poor tournament, averaging barely 10. But the team stuck to him in the opening position, and he delivered when it mattered in the final, scoring 76 from 59. Runs were hard to come by but KShow more
Rishabh Pant 6/10
Started brightly against Ireland and was exceptional against Pakistan on a terrible New York pitch, scoring 42 in a low scoring game. Did look lethargic with the gloves against Australia but was safe Show more
Suryakumar Yadav 9/10
Had a poor start in New York but got his confidence back with a fifty against USA and then against Afghanistan. Looked well in control in high-pressure situations against Australia (31) and England (4Show more
Hardik Pandya 10/10
Outstanding with the ball in the beginning, snaring seven wickets in three games in New York. Then in the Caribbean, assumed greater responsibility with the bat, providing the impetus in the death oveShow more
Shivam Dube 8/10
Looked like India made a huge mistake leaving Rinku Singh out as Dube struggled to put bat to ball all tournament. But broke the shackles in the final and scored crucial 27 from 16 in the company of KShow more
Axar Patel 8/10
Was brilliant with the ball on pitches that suited his style of bowling, his best coming against England in the last four. Scored difficult 20 runs against Pakistan and was brilliant in the field. ScoShow more
Ravindra Jadeja 3/10
Did not score a run, take a catch or a wicket in New York. Barely made an impact in the tournament, retaining his spot in the team only on reputation. Was surprisingly ineffective on dry pitches in thShow more
Jasprit Bumrah 10/10
Undoubtedly the best fast bowler in the world. Took 15 wickets from 8 games but his economy of just 4.17 is what clinched the deal for India. It is the most economical bowling in the history of T20 WoShow more
Kuldeep Yadav 8/10
Was held back at the beginning of the tournament but was unleashed on Caribbean pitches where he provided India four high quality overs. Took 10 wickets from just five games but was smashed for 45 in Show more
Arshdeep Singh 9.5/10
With teams treating Bumrah with utmost caution, Singh benefitted from batsmen going after him out of necessity. Showed excellent composure to pick up 17 wickets from 8 games. Bowled a masterful penultShow more