The @upstox Most Valuable Team from the 2022 ICC Men's #U19CWC is out 🤩

 

The authority ICC Upstox Most Valuable Team of the Tournament has been affirmed for the 2022 U19 Men's Cricket World Cup, including five players who highlighted in the last among India and England.

Competition STATS

Haseebullah Khan (PAK)

Teague Wyllie (AUS)

Dewald Brevis (SA)

Yash Dhull (IND)

Tom Prest (ENG)

Dunith Wellalage (SL)

Raj Bawa (IND)

Vicky Ostwal (IND)

Ripon Mondol (BAN)

Awais Ali (PAK)

Josh Boyden (ENG)

Noor Ahmed (AFG)

An energetic pair open the batting for the ICC's Team of the Tournament.

Pakistan's 17-year-old Haseebullah Khan (380 runs) arrived at the midpoint of 76 in the competition and showed colossal potential with his hundreds of years against Zimbabwe and Sri Lanka.

The wicketkeeper is joined at the highest point of the request in a right-left hand mix by Australia opener Teague Wyllie (278 runs).

The 16-year-old gave a false representation of his delicate years to look a vital participant for his group, top-scoring with a great 144 against Uganda.

The rest of the best five seepages class, with competition top-scorer Dewald Brevis (506 runs and seven wickets) coming in at three on the rear of his record-breaking run count, trailed by India and England skippers Yash Dhull (229 runs) and Tom Prest (292 runs and five wickets).

That threesome scored vigorously all through the competition as well as did as such in a predominant way that showed a capacity to remove the run-rate from rivals.

Dhull skippers the side, while Prest and Brevis likewise contribute helpful overs of twist.

There was never any uncertainty that Sri Lanka skipper Dunith Wellalage (17 wickets and 264 runs) would be a piece of the ICC's Team of the Tournament. The main wicket-taker and his group's top-scorer spaces in at number six.

Indian allrounder and Player of the Match in the last Raj Bawa (252 runs and nine wickets) further stretches an all around incredibly profound batting line-up, coming in to adjust the lower center request.

Uber-solid left-arm spinner Vicky Ostwal (12 wickets) from India will lead the twist assault and bat at number eight.

Also there are no lack of speed choices in the Team of the Tournament either, with Bangladesh's Ripon Mondol (14 wickets), Pakistan's Awais Ali (15 wickets) and England's new-ball danger Josh Boyden (15 wickets) in the side. Afghanistan's Noor Ahmed (10 wickets) gathers together the side.