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As a current cycle of the World Test Championship (WTC) It surrounds, fans have witnessed one of the most attractive times of the red ball cricket. Since EnglandThe comeback of epic ashes to AustraliaThe border-Gavaskar triumphant campaign against IndiaThe WTC cycle offered a treasure of unforgettable moments. To honor the best collaborators of the game, Australia cricket (CA) They have named their best XI of the cycle: a combination of young stars and experienced campaigns that left a lasting impact on the game.
Left hand duo as operators
- Yasse jiswal (India)
Matches: 19 | RUNS: 1798 | Average: 52.88 | 100s: 4 | 50s: 10 | Best score: 214*
Feeling of India’s breakdown Is ridiculedL took the red ball format for Storm, showing a remarkable composition and a Strokelay at the top. His consistency through the harsh tours made him a non -XI.
- Usman Khawaja (Australia)
Matches: 19 | RUNS: 1422 | Average: 41.82 | 100s: 2 | 50s: 6 | Best score: 232
The Australian veteran Usman Khawaja It continued to be a rock at the top, anchoring the entrances with a grain. Its double century against South -Africa emphasized one of the best blows of the cycle.
Medium order masters: experience fulfills impact
- Kane Williamson (New Zealand)
Matches: 11 | RUNS: 1152 | Average: 54.85 | 100s: 5 | 50s: 4 | Best score: 156
New Zealand Talisman Kane Williamson It was released again, Piling works with the typical calm. Five hundred in only 11 parties underline their unmatched consistency.
- Root Joe (England)
Matches: 22 | RUNS: 1968 | Average: 54.66 | 100s: 7 | 50s: 7 | Best score: 262
The christening teacher of England Root JoeThe renaissance of the test cricket continued, with seven centuries and a presence commanded in the English average order. Its 262 is still a high watermark.
- Harry Brook (England)
Matches: 17 | RUNS: 1463 | Average: 50.44 | 100s: 4 | 50s: 7 | Best score: 317
The new White Ball Pattern of England Harry Brook Also find your place in the XI. Brook brought Flair and Aggiation often turning the games to the head. Its triple century was one of the moments of falling the jaw of the cycle.
- Kamindu Mendis (Sri Lanka)
Matches: 11 | RUNS: 1123 | Average: 62.38 | 100s: 5 | 50s: 3 | Best score: 182*
Sri Lanka’s growing star Kamindo’s errors It was a revelation, showing maturity and class. Five centuries in only 11 games firmly placed it among the best.
- Alex Carey (Australia)
Matches: 19 | RUNS: 954 | Average: 35.33 | 100s: 1 | 50s: 5 | Best score: 156 | Captures: 79 | Stumpings: 16
Alex Carey He was appointed as a wicketkeeper for the special 11th. He provided balance with the bat and was highlighted behind the bumps, which was about 100 layoffs in the cycle.
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- PAT Cummins (Australia) – Captain
Matches: 17 | Wickets: 73 | Economics: 3.38 | 10W: 1 | 5W: 5 | BBM: 10-108
Australia’s head of the rhythm spear PAT Cummins LED from the forehead, both with the ball and as a captain. His leadership in India and relentless bowling sealed his place. He has been appointed captain of the best XI.
- Jasprit Bumrah (India)
Matches: 15 | Wickets: 77 | Economics: 2.95 | 10W: 0 | 5W: 5 | BBM: 9-91
Back of injuries, Jasprit bumrahThe impact was seismic. His ability to dismantle battles alignments made him one of the most feared bowls in the cycle.
- Matt Henry (New Zealand)
Matches: 9 | Wickets: 48 | Economics: 3.28 | 10W: 0 | 5W: 3 | BBM: 9-161
Matt HenryThe stellar figures, especially at home, emphasized their ability and their ability to prosper in different conditions.
- They name Ali (Pakistan)
Matches: 6 | Wickets: 46 | Economics: 3.20 | 10W: 2 | 5W: 5 | BBM: 11-108
The spinner of the left arm of Pakistan They name Ali Sometimes it was shown to be reproduced. With two transports of ten Wicket in just six tests, his selection was well won.
- 12th I: King Rabada (South -Africa)
Matches: 10 | Wickets: 47 | Economics: 3.16 | 10W: 0 | 5W: 3 | BBM: 9-72
Kagiso rabada It was lost closely to the XI, but remained high with some fearsome bowling spells. His average and strike strike rate speak volumes of their threat level.
