The upcoming T20 World Cup 2024 will be played in USA and West Indies from June onwards. As many as 20 teams will be participating in the upcoming mega event and try to lift the prized trophy. With some high-intensity contest expected between bat and the ball, some quality all-rounders will showcase their might at the upcoming T20 World Cup 2024. Let us take a look at some of the top all-rounders who will participate in the upcoming tournament.
Top all-rounders in T20 World Cup 2024
| Player | Country |
| Shakib al Hasan | Bangladesh |
| Andre Russell | West Indies |
| Hardik Pandya | India |
| Wanindu Hasaranga | Sri Lanka |
| Marcus Stoinis | Australia |
Top all-rounder picks for T20 WC 2024
Shakib al Hasan
Current No.1 all-rounder in ICC T20I rankings, Shakib al Hasan is a must have player on the list. The Southpaw holds a lot of experience and can prove to be a backbone for his side for the upcoming event. The slow tracks of West Indies might also suit Shakib’s bowling style.
Andre Russell
Andre Russell is currently in full flow in the 20-over format. The West Indian all-rounder has played several brilliant cameos with the bat in the ongoing IPL. Russell will play a huge role if his side wants to lift their third T20 World Cup. Apart from batting, Russell also needs to chip in with the ball.
Hardik Pandya
India’s all-rounder Hardik Pandya seems to be struggling with both bat and the ball. However, Pandya is a big match player and he is likely to be in starting XI of India for upcoming T20 WC 2024. Pandya can be very brutal with the bat especially in the death overs. Apart from his batting, Pandya has the ability to swing the new ball and get wickets.
Wanindu Hasaranga
Placed second on the T20I all-rounder’s list, Wanindu Hasaranga will have a big impact with the ball for Sri Lanka. Hasaranga has been in and out of competitive cricket for the past one year or so. Despite lack of cricket, Hasaranga can alone win matches for his side on the given day.
Marcus Stoinis
The Hulk from Australia, Marcus Stoinis holds the power to clear any boundary ropes. The right-handed batter is a good player of spin and his slow medium-pacers will be more than handy on the slow tracks of the Carribean.
Editors pick
