Man of the Tournament in ODI World Cup from 1975 to 2023

Published on: Nov 19, 2023 10:00 pm IST|Updated on: Nov 20, 2023 1:07 pm IST

Man of the Tournament in ODI World Cup

Virat Kohli is the man of the tournament in ODI World Cup 2023.

Being cricket fans, we are well aware that the ODI Cricket World Cup has produced many excellent players over the years. The “Man of the Tournament” award is one of the most prominent of these honors. Since its introduction in 1992, this award has been given to outstanding performers that beyond their abilities and leave an unforgettable impact throughout the tournament.

Join us as we replicate and recognize those exceptional players who have gone on to win the “Man of the Tournament” award at successive World Cups. These players made their names in cricket history with notorious performances that defined eras and match-winning abilities that boomed throughout the world of cricket.

Look at the history of one of the tournament’s top awards, the Man of the Tournament award.

Year Man of the Tournament Matches Runs & Wickets
1992 Martin Crowe 9 456 runs
1996 Sanath Jayasuriya 7 221 runs & 7 wickets
1999 Lance Klusener 9 281 runs & 12 wickets
2003 Sachin Tendulkar 11 673 runs
2007 Glenn McGrath 11 26 wickets
1996 Yuvraj Singh 9 362 runs & 15 wickets
2015 Mitchell Starc 8 22 wickets
2019 Kane Williamson 10 578 runs
2023 Virat Kohli 11 765 runs

Note: Man of the Tournament was introduced in the 1992 edition of the ICC Cricket World Cup. Previously, there was no official award for the top player in the whole tournament.

Cricket is more than just a game in India, it is also an opportunity to witness one that has left a lasting mark on the hearts of many fans. Yuvraj Singh’s brave struggle to lead his side to victory in 2011 and Sachin Tendulkar’s legendary fight in 2003 are two such moments deep-seated in the records of the ICC Cricket World Cup and especially cherished by Indian fans.

The discussion about the 2011 World Cup was heightened because of Yuvraj Singh’s all-round performances despite silently battling cancer. Not only did he face a deadly illness, but he also fulfilled India’s ambition of bringing the World Cup home after 28 years.

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