Dubai (UAE): There is no India mentioned in the 2021 ICC T20I team and Babar Azam from Pakistan has been named the captain of the party.
The Pakistani captain was in his classy class in the shortest format in 2021, leaving the best in the T20 World Cup where he ended the tournament as the leading top scorer.
Overall, Babar played 29 matches and 939 aggregates running at an average of 37.56 with a century and nine and a half century.
The captain was also praised when he led his team to the T20 World Cup semi-finals in the UAE and Oman.
Next to him, two Australian players have been included – Mitchell Marsh and Josh Hazlewood while the team has three Pakistani players – Babar, Mohammad Rizwan, and Shaheen Shah Afridi.
The Pakistani Wicketkeeper Batter ruled perched in 2021 when it arrived at the shortest game format.
The aggregate of 1326 was surprising in only 29 matches, Rizwan crashed an average of 73.66 and a strike rate of 134.89.
Regardless of the exploitation with the bat, he was as strong as behind the stump, playing a key role in Pakistan which was run into the semifinals during the T20 World Cup T20 Male 2021, where he ended up as the highest living goal scorer.
It’s a year to remember for Shaheen Afridi, especially in a short form of the game.
Extracting a brilliant movement with a new ball and reversing it with the old one, Afridi took 23 goals in 21 matches with an average of 26.04 and economy 7.86.
Only 21, Shaheen is likely to lead the Pakistan Bowling Pakistan unit for years to come and with a quick increase in bowling, he will definitely be proven to be a scary prospect.
T20I T20 ICC Men in 2021: Jos Buttler, Mohammad Rizwan, Babar Azam (C), Aiden Markram, Mitchell Marsh, David Miller, Tabraiz Shamsi, Josh Hazlewood, Wanindu Hasaranga, Mustafizur Rahman, Shaheen Shah Afridi.