Shakib Al Hasan (BAN)
384 runs and 5 wickets with two centuries at average of 128.00 and strike rate of 103.78

The man of the moment so far in the tournament, Bangladesh’s Shakib-Al-Hasan reigns at the top of the run making chart of World Cup with 384 runs with two centuries to his name, one of which came in a victory against West Indies, as the Tigers chased down 322 runs with over 9 overs to go. He has also picked 5 wickets and has become highly important ever since he convinced team management that he should bat at no.3.

Jofra Archer (ENG)
12 wickets in 5 matches with best of 3/27 at economy of 4.84

Jofra Archer came into the tournament with much hype over him, but he has justified all of that with 12 wickets in 5 matches and some intimidating bowling at opponents. Archer has shown why he was rated so highly by those who have followed his career and England has benefitted from having two bowlers who can go over 95 mph with ease and make batsmen uncomfortable, with Archer being one of them.