Pakistan’s Abid Ali, Unusual Zealand pacer Tim Southee and Australian opener David Warner had been nominated for the ‘ICC Participant of the Month’ for November following their performances within the ICC T20 World Cup within the UAE and the subsequent Test series.
Pakistan opener Abid Ali averages 49.16 in Exams and has been churning out vivid performances since his debut in 2019. He changed into as soon as distinctive within the first Test towards Bangladesh in Chattogram final month, scoring 133 and 91 respectively.
He set up exact opening partnerships with Abdullah Shafique in both innings that laid the foundation of Pakistan’s eight-wicket victory over the hosts.
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For Unusual Zealand, tempo bowler Southee has been fixed in November taking wickets across codecs for the Dim Caps both within the T20 World Cup, the T20I series towards India as effectively because the Green Park Test in Kanpur.
Southee changed into as soon as economical within the T20 World Cup, picking up six wickets in November in five games. He captained within the first two T20Is towards India, picking up four wickets, which included a three-for within the second T20I in Ranchi — spectacular figures of three/16 in his four overs.
In a thrilling entice Kanpur, Southee changed into as soon as the buy of the Unusual Zealand bowlers, with eight wickets within the match. He picked up 5/69 within the first innings, including key wickets of Cheteshwar Pujara and Shreyas Iyer and brushed off Mayank Agarwal within the second innings, returning 3/75.
Australia opener Warner changed into as soon as distinctive within the T20 World Cup and changed into as soon as named Participant of the Match for his consistency and aggressive knocks. He scored two most indispensable fifties in November within the World Cup and a 49. His knock of 89 now not out towards West Indies in Australia’s closing community match earned him the ‘Participant of the Match’ award. The knock which came in excellent 56 balls changed into as soon as studded with 9 fours and 4 sixes.
He adopted that up with a 49 towards Pakistan within the semifinal, sharing a half of-century stand with Mitchell Marsh for the second wicket, laying the foundation of a winning plod. Within the final, towards Unusual Zealand, he smashed 53 and shared one other solid partnership with Marsh that helped them to a total eight-wicket victory.
