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WC Stars From India, South Africa, and New Zealand Nominated For ICC Player Of The Month

image-lonzaxd0Quinton de Kock has had a phenomenal World Cup 2023

In an exceptional showcase of talent at the ICC World Cup 2023, three cricket stars from three different countries have emerged as top contenders for the coveted ICC Men's Player of the Month Award for October 2023. Their remarkable performances have not just thrilled fans but also put into limelight their countries' cricketing brilliance.

Quinton de Kock

Leading the charge is South Africa's Quinton de Kock, whose explosive batting has been the talk of the tournament. The left-handed batsman amassed an impressive 431 runs in October, including three magnificent centuries.

The southpaw's consecutive tons against Sri Lanka and Australia set the tone for South Africa's campaign, while his staggering 174 against Bangladesh in Mumbai highlighted his class. As the Proteas' wicket-keeper, de Kock's class wasn't limited to batting; he also excelled behind the stumps with 10 catches and a stumping, rounding off a stellar month.



Rachin Ravindra

New Zealand's rising star Rachin Ravindra, a newcomer to the World Cup stage, has made a lasting impact with his remarkable batting skills. Scoring 406 runs at an average of 81.20 in his first six games, Ravindra's knocks have been crucial for the Kiwis. 

The youngster's unbeaten 123 against England and a stunning 116 against Australia proved his batting mettle. The 23-year-old all-rounder also contributed with the ball, taking three wickets with his slow left-arm spin as he showed his versatility and made a strong case for the award.

Jasprit Bumrah

India's pace spearhead, Jasprit Bumrah has made a sensational return from injury, capturing 14 wickets in October. His exceptional bowling has been integral to India's unbeaten run in the tournament, maintaining an economy rate of just 3.91 runs per over. 

Bumrah's skills were on full display with his 4-39 against Afghanistan and a crucial 16-run knock and 3-21 against England, contributing both with the bat and ball.