IPL Team of the Tournament, Rinku not Dhoni-Russell became the finisher: 2-2 players of RCB-KKR, Yashasvi or Faf with Shubman; Learn Best Playing-11
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The 16th season of the Indian Premier League (IPL) is over. Chennai Super Kings won their 5th title by defeating Gujarat Titans in a thrilling final. Although only 4 teams reached the playoffs, but if the best team of the tournament is made from the best players of all the 10 teams, then the players of the teams that are out of the league stage will also be included in it.
Bhaskar selected the best performing players in powerplay, middle overs and death overs of the entire tournament and made a dream playing-11 from them. Along with this, an impact player was also included. Looking at the official rule of IPL, 4 foreign and 8 Indian players got place in the team. In the next story, we will look at the playing-12 according to the batting position. Will also know why he made a place in this team.
openers
The options of Shubman Gill, Faf du Plessis, Devon Conway, Virat Kohli and Yashasvi Jaiswal emerged in the race for the best openers. Because these 5 scored the most runs in the tournament while opening. But to select any 2 players, we also took into account their strike rate and powerplay runs.
- Shubman won the orange cap, scored runs in the middle overs with the powerplay and also scored 3 hundreds. That’s why he became the first opener. Kohli and Conway are out of the race in terms of powerplay runs and strike rate.
- Du Plessis and Jaiswal I fought to be Gill’s partner. Jaiswal scored 625 and Du Plessis scored 730, but Yashasvi’s strike rate was higher and he hit 12 fours more than Faf. Whereas Du Plessis hit 36 ​​and Yashasvi hit 26 sixes.
- In this case only Faf should be the opener. But keeping Yashasvi at the opening position, we kept Du Plessis at number-3. Because du Plessis has scored a lot of runs in the middle overs along with the powerplay.
middle order
In T20, an attacking batter is needed at number-3 and number-4 with sensible. One who can handle the innings when early wickets fall and can also bat with a fast strike rate when late wickets fall. We have already placed Faf at number three. In such a position, Suryakumar Yadav, Cameron Green, Shivam Dubey, Glenn Maxwell and Marcus Stoinis were in the race.
- Number-4 position Talking about Green, Dubey, Maxwell and Stoinis, Dubey hit 35 sixes in the tournament after Faf, Green scored 452 runs at a strike rate of 160.28, Stoinis scored 408 runs with the help of 27 sixes and 28 fours. . At the same time, RCB’s Glenn Maxwell had the highest strike rate of 183.48 among players who scored 400 plus runs.
- Suryakumar With 605 runs in 16 matches, he was the highest run-scorer after the openers. He also scored 1 century and 5 fifties with a strike rate of 181.13. These included 28 sixes and 65 fours. He scored the highest 483 runs in the middle overs. In such a situation, he only occupied the number-4 position.
wicket keeper
Ishaan Kishan, Jitesh Sharma, Heinrich Klaasen and Nicholas Pooran were in the race for the position of specialist wicket-keeper batsman. Butler was also in the race, but he did not do the keeping. Strike rate of 142.76 and not being able to play big innings even at the opening position, Kishan, who scored 454 runs, is out of this race. He made 10 catches and 3 stumpings. Jitesh definitely scored 300 plus runs at a strike rate of more than 150, but did not keep wickets in most of the matches.
- Pooran Scored 358 runs in 15 matches at a strike rate of 172.95. He played many match winning innings by hitting 26 fours and as many sixes. He took 6 catches behind the wicket and also made 3 stumpings. But Klaasen, who scored 448 runs in 12 matches at a strike rate of 177.08, was the best among wicketkeepers.
- classen Also scored a century and 2 fifties. Also, 25 sixes and 32 fours came from his bat. In the middle overs, he scored 303 runs at a strike rate of 175.14. These include 18 sixes and 19 fours. Several brilliant innings in the last matches made him the best for the wicketkeeping position.
finisher
CSK captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni, Tim David, Shimron Hetmyer and Nicholas Pooran were in the race for the number-6 finisher’s position. But KKR’s Rinku Singh took the finisher’s position by beating all of them.
- Rinku Scored the highest 239 runs in the death overs at a strike rate of 194.30. During this, he also hit maximum 20 sixes and 15 fours. His 5 sixes against Gujarat and his innings against Lucknow will be included in the all-time best moments of IPL.
all rounder
Akshar Patel, Cameron Green, Hardik Pandya, Abhishek Sharma and Ravindra Jadeja were in the race for the number-7 all-rounder position. Green failed miserably in the lower order, while Abhishek batted in the top order. Hardik scored 346 runs at a strike rate of 136.76. He bowled 25 overs in the entire tournament and could only take 3 wickets.
- Akshar and Jadeja Left on number-7 position only. Akshar scored 283 runs this season at a strike rate of 139.41 and took 11 wickets in bowling. Jadeja scored 190 runs in 16 matches at a strike rate of 142.86. But he remained at number four in terms of most runs in death overs.
- Jadeja He also took 20 wickets with his left arm spin, the most by any bowler between 7 and 15 overs. Jadeja’s fielding remains world class, he took 9 catches in the season. That’s why Jadeja is the best option at number-7. Everyone saw his finishing in the finals.
spinner
Rashid Khan, Piyush Chawla, Yuzvendra Chahal, Varun Chakraborty and Noor Ahmed battled it out for the spinners’ 2nd slot.
- 27 wickets in 17 matches The receivers, Rashid, had to be at one place. He gave runs with an economy of just 8.23 ​​and took wickets for the team in almost every situation. Along with bowling, Rashid’s batting also makes him different from others. But he can take entry in any team only on the basis of his bowling.
- Chawla 22, Chahal 21 and Chakraborty 20 Gave good competition by taking wickets. Noor Ahmed took 16 wickets in 13 matches. But having already left arm spinners in the form of Jadeja, the name of any leg spinners was cut off at the position of third spinner. In such a situation, the mystery spinner Chakraborty, who took 20 wickets, took the place of the third spinner.
fast bowler
Mohammed Shami, Mohammed Siraj, Tushar Deshpande, Trent Boult and Arshdeep Singh were in the race for the new ball bowlers. Deshpande took 21 wickets in 16 matches but a poor economy rate of 9.92 puts him out of the race. Boult did not play many matches, while Arshdeep could only take 17 wickets in 14 matches.
- Mohammed Shami won the Purple Cap. He took 28 wickets in 17 matches. The maximum 17 wickets were also in his name in the powerplay, he also took 8 wickets in the last over. In such a situation, he grabbed a place.
- Mohammed Siraj of RCB took the maximum 10 wickets after Shami in the Powerplay. In the death overs, he took 8 wickets equal to Shami. His team could play only 14 matches, in which he took 19 wickets at an economy rate of just 7.52. Which makes him the perfect partner for Shami.
death over specialist
Mohit Sharma and Mathish Pathirana are the only two bowlers in the race who are one wicket away from getting the purple cap. Pathirana played 12 matches for CSK and took 19 wickets. And Mohit, who played 14 matches from GT, took 27 wickets.
- Death overs of the tournament Pathirana has taken the maximum 18 wickets. At the same time, after him, 13 wickets remained in the name of Mohit Sharma. In such a situation, we made Pathirana the death over specialist of the team and Mohit joined the list of impact players.
impact player
We have already made Mohit Sharma an impact player. Because the team has batting options till Rashid Khan. But the option of 4 more players remains with the teams in the form of Impact. In such a situation, Mumbai’s batter Tilak Verma and Gujarat’s Sai Sudarshan will have options in the batting.
Piyush Chawla will support these players as a spinner. Glenn Maxwell has been kept as the 13th man. Who won the striker of the year award with a strike rate of over 183.
Who will do the captaincy?
Mahendra Singh Dhoni, Hardik Pandya and Rohit Sharma, the captains of the top-3 teams of the playoffs, all three could not make it to the team due to their performance. In such a situation, only Faf du Plessis, who captained RCB, can be the best captain of this team.
Not a single player from Punjab, Delhi and Lucknow
The players of runner-up Gujarat Titans dominated the team of the tournament. Gill, Rashid and Shami of the team made it to the team. Whereas Mohit Sharma became an impact player. Only Jadeja and Pathirana of champions CSK could join the team.
Like CSK, 2-2 players of RCB and KKR also made it to the place. Captains Faf du Plessis and Siraj remained from Bangalore, while Rinku and Varun Chakraborty from Kolkata became part of the team. Apart from these, one player each from Mumbai, Rajasthan and Hyderabad made it. Not a single player from Delhi, Lucknow and Punjab could be a part of the team.
