Dubai: The opening of India Mayank Agarwal is on Saturday nominated for the ICC player award this month for December after his star show in the test series against New Zealand and South Africa.
Besides Agarwal, New Zealand Spinner Ajaz Patel and the Australian Pacer Mitchell Starc are also registered for awards.
With ordinary appetizers Rohit Sharma, Shubman Gill and Kl Rahul all the missing games at several points last month, Agarwal took the opportunity with both hands against New Zealand and South Africa.
In two matches, he scored 276 running at an average of 69.00, which included two years and fifties and a century.
Agarwal is the architect of victory in Mumbai against New Zealand with players from the performance of the winner of the match 150 and 62 in two innings.
He also played an important role in India breaking down Hoodoo Centurion for the first time.
The first batting was in a cloudy condition, KL Rahul and Agarwal set a platform with a brilliant opening partnership 117.
During the stand, he was tested by a fiery proteas attack but came out shining with 607 in the first round, which finally proved to be the difference between the two parties .
The name Kiwi Spinner Kiwi Patel who was delicious in India was immortalized in the history of cricket in December, when he took 10 Wickets in Inning against India, becoming the third player in the test to achieve achievements after Jim Laker and Anil Kumble and Antil Kumble.
Spinner left arm only played one test this month, where he took 14 net 16.07.
He took all the 10 goals in the first round but were disappointed with the bundled kiwi dough for 62.
In the second half, he took four goals, including Agarwar and Cheteshwar Pujara.
He finished with a number 14/225, the best bowling number in a test match on 2021.
Starc also had a standstill show with bats and balls in hand because Australia defended ash with two matches with two matches.
In three matches last month, he took 14 net on average 19.64 and more than just useful with bats, scored 117 running an average of 58.50.
He set the tone for the entire series by ignoring Burns Rory with the first ball of the first test.
When hitting, he maintained Travis Head Company with Inning 35 and added an important 85 Run for the eighth Wicket.
In the second test in Adelaide, Starc snapped six goals and scored 58.
This included the transportation of four brilliant goal in the first round which helped reduce Britain to 237 running on a large scale.
In the Boxing Day test, STARC took two important Wickets in the first round, including the England captain Joe Root.
The innings from 24 did not come out helped Australia get a 82-run advantage, which proved to be sufficient because Britain bundled for 68.
He took three goals in the second half when Australia won by Inning to defend the jar.