Top Run Scorers of the 2019 ICC Cricket World Cup

The 2019 ICC Cricket World Cup winner was England but there are few other players from other teams who made their mark in this prestigious tournament. In this article, we are going to discuss those batsmen who paved their way to the top of the run scorer’s list in the 2019 ICC Cricket World Cup.

1. Rohit Sharma (India)

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Rohit Sharma’s performance in the 2019 World Cup was nothing short of spectacular. The Indian opener played a total of 9 innings, accumulating a staggering 648 runs. His highest score of 140 was a testament to his ability to anchor an innings. With an average of 81.00 and a strike rate of 98.33, Rohit Sharma was not only consistent but also explosive when needed. His 5 centuries were a tournament record, showcasing his penchant for converting starts into big scores.

2. David Warner (Australia)

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David Warner, representing Australia, was another run-scoring machine in the 2019 World Cup. Warner played 10 innings and scored 647 runs. His highest score of 166 was the highest individual score in the tournament. With an average of 71.88 and a strike rate of 89.36, Warner was a key figure in Australia’s successful campaign. His 3 centuries and 3 half centuries demonstrated his ability to perform under pressure.

3. Shakib Al Hasan (Bangladesh)

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Shakib Al Hasan, the versatile Bangladeshi all-rounder, was a standout performer in the 2019 World Cup. In 8 innings, he amassed 606 runs. His highest score of 124 was a fine example of his adaptability and composure. Shakib boasted an astonishing average of 86.57 and a strike rate of 96.03. He notched up 2 centuries and 5 half centuries, highlighting his consistency throughout the tournament.

4. Kane Williamson (New Zealand)

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Kane Williamson, the New Zealand captain, led by example with his batting in the 2019 World Cup. In 10 innings, he accumulated 578 runs, with a highest score of 148. His average of 82.57 and a strike rate of 74.96 showcased his ability to build innings patiently. Williamson’s 2 centuries and 2 half centuries were crucial in New Zealand’s journey to the final, where they narrowly missed out on the title.

5. Joe Root (England)

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