The first domestic tournament to be played in India after the pandemic turned out to be a roaring success, with Tamil Nadu clinching the title on Sunday. Here’s Wisden’s team of the tournament.
Narayan Jagadeesan
Matches – 8, Runs – 364, Average – 72.80, SR – 141.08, 100s – 0, 50s- 4
Jagadeesan showed Chennai Super Kings why he should be in the starting XI more often with a stellar tournament, topping the run charts with 364 runs at an average of 72.8 and a strike-rate of 141.08. The Tamil Nadu opener was pivotal in their run to the finals, making 78*, 78* and 71* in wins over Assam, Hyderabad and Bengal.
Prabhsimran Singh
Matches – 7, Runs – 341, Average – 85.25, SR – 142.08, 100s – 0, 50s- 3
A highly rated wicketkeeper-batsman since his under-19 days, Prabhsimran Singh finished as the third-highest run-scorer, making 341 runs at 85.25 and a healthy strike-rate of 142.08. A big hitter and a top-order batsman, Prabhsimran hit 22 sixes in the tournament, the most by anyone in the edition.
