T20 World Cup 2014 Highlights News Dhoni named captain of ICC World T20 team.Dhoni named skipper of ICC World T20 group Indian Skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni was today named chief of the 2014 ICC World Team of the Tournament. Plus Dhoni, three different Indians are named in the group, including star batsman Virat Kohli, opener Rohit Sharma and off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin. Kohli was decreed Player of the Tournament for scoring 319 runs with four half hundreds of years. He hit 72 and 77 in the elimination round and last of the masterpiece occasion. Moreover Indians, the group has two players from both South Africa and West Indies, and one agent each from Australia, the Netherlands and champions Sri Lanka.
A select assembly of specialists has picked the group which was pointed at being suited to play in Bangladesh conditions and they looked into the exhibitions of the players in the competition just. Choice Panel Chairman and part of the Emirates Elite Panel of ICC Match Referees, David Boon, said of the determination: "It was an extremely troublesome undertaking for the board to pick a group of 11 from the energizing players who emphasized in this competition. As the determination criteria for the Team of the Tournament are the exhibitions of players in the conditions throughout the ICC World Twenty20 2014, a percentage of the best players in world cricket must be let well enough alone for the group." "Bowlers specifically performed positively all around this competition, and the side we have chosen incorporates three of the most noteworthy bowlers in Dale Steyn, Samuel Badree and Lasith Malinga. The group additionally holds six master batsmen, including Stephan Myburgh from the Netherlands as an opening batsman, and three all-rounders,
Dubai: The International Cricket Council (ICC) Monday advertised the men's Team of the Tournament for the World Twenty20 in Bangladesh, with India's Mahendra Singh Dhoni as its commander. The group incorporates four players from India, two each from South Africa and the West Indies, and one each from Australia, the Netherlands and Sri Lanka. Picked by a select aggregation of masters, the group was pointed at being suited for Bangladeshi conditions, on the support of exhibitions at the recently closed World T20 competition. Facts were utilized however were not the sole support for choices.
Determination board administrator and part of the Emirates Elite Panel of ICC Match Referees, David Boon, said: "It was an extremely troublesome errand for the board to pick a group of 11 from the energizing players who emphasized in this competition. "As the choice criteria for the Team of the Tournament are the exhibitions of players in the conditions throughout the ICC World Twenty20 2014, a percentage of the best players in world cricket must be let well enough alone for the group. "Bowlers specifically performed decidedly all around this competition, and the side we have chosen incorporates three of the most noteworthy bowlers in Dale Steyn, Samuel Badree and Lasith Malinga. "The group likewise holds six authority batsmen, including Stephan Myburgh from the Netherlands as an opening batsman, and three all-rounders, including Dhoni as a wicket-attendant batsman." Kohli was pronounced Player of the Tournament for storing up 319 runs with the assistance of four half hundreds of years, including thumps of 72 and 77 in the elimination round and last of the masterpiece occasion. The board confronted a troublesome decision for various positions, and players who were recognized however who finished not at last make the group incorporated India's Amit Mishra, Pakistan's Ahmed Shehzad, South African twosome of AB de Villiers and Imran Tahir, Sri Lanka's Angelo Mathews and Rangana Herath, and West Indies' Dwayne Bravo and Sunil Narine. Different parts of the board included Marais Erasmus of the Emirates Elite Panel of ICC Umpires, previous Pakistan chief Wasim Akram, ex-England commander Nasser Hussain, previous West Indies quick bowler Ian Bishop and Utpal Shuvro, one of Bangladesh's senior-most cricket reporters.
