The 2011 Cricket World Cup was a glorified one for Indian cricket fans. This WC marked the remarkable journey of team India to the final glory. MS Dhoni lifted the glorious trophy for the second time in India’s cricketing history. India’s dominant top order made it easy to go through the final test. Here, we will discuss the performance of the top Indian batsmen who dominated during the 2011 World Cup Victory.
Sachin Tendulkar, the master and the deity of cricket. With his right-handed wizardry, he bestowed upon the team a sense of unwavering stability and an aura of timeless class at the helm of the batting order. The numbers paint an awe-inspiring portrait of 482 runs, etched across 9 innings, boasting an impressive average of 53.55. But numbers alone fail to capture the essence of Sachin’s brilliance.
Gautam Gambhir (Photo Source: Twitter)
Gautam Gambhir, the suave southpaw opener etched his name into the narrative of India’s World Cup campaign. Stationed at the zenith of the batting order, Gambhir was the bedrock upon which the edifice of India’s success was constructed. 393 runs, meticulously accumulated across 9 innings, serve as a testament to his unwavering consistency. His highest note, a melodious 97, may have fallen short of a century, but it resonated with elegance.
Virender Sehwag(Photo Source: Twitter)
Virender Sehwag, the fearless right-handed opener, was a true entertainer in the 2011 World Cup. Known for his aggressive approach, Sehwag amassed 380 runs in just 8 innings, with a thunderous highest score of 175 against Bangladesh. His strike rate of 122.58 was the highest among the top Indian batsmen. Sehwag’s explosive starts often demoralized the opposition and set the tone for the innings.
Yuvraj Singh(Photo Source: Twitter)Yuvraj Singh, the stylish left-hander, was the man of the tournament in the 2011 World Cup. Batting in the middle order, Yuvraj was the go-to man for India in both batting and bowling. He scored 362 runs in 8 innings, with a highest score of 113. What made Yuvraj’s performance exceptional was his batting average of 90.50 and his ability to strike at a decent rate (86.19). He also scored four fifties, showcasing his consistency and adaptability under pressure. Yuvraj’s all-round performance played a vital role in India’s triumph.
Virat Kohli(Photo Source: Twitter)
The 2011 World Cup marked the beginning of Virat Kohli’s journey to becoming one of the modern-day greats. Kohli, a right-handed batsman, scored 282 runs in 9 innings, with an unbeaten century to his name. His highest score of 100* against Bangladesh was a testament to his composure and ability to finish games. Although his average was relatively lower at 35.25, Kohli’s potential and hunger for success were evident throughout the tournament. He also scored a fifty, further establishing his presence in the team.
The 2011 World Cup was a team effort. The best batting order of India stands tall throughout the whole tournament. As a result of their consistent performance India made it to the final glor
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