All Time Cricket World Cup XI: Who made it to the team ?

All-rounders - Yuvraj Singh, Lance Klusener

Yuvraj Singh

Yuvraj Singh's heroics in the 10th edition of the tournament in 2011 brought World Cup glory to India after a long wait of 28 years. The Southpaw performed with both the bat and ball and was named the Man of the tournament. Yuvraj Singh was also instrumental in India's journey to the World Cup final in 2003. Yuvraj Singh scored 738 runs at an average of 52.71 in 23 World Cup games. He also has 20 World Cup wickets to his name.

Lance Klusener

Australia might have won World Cup 1999 but the tournament belonged to Lance Klusener. The South African all-rounder made a mockery of opposition bowling attacks scoring 281 runs at a jaw-dropping average of 140.59 and high strike-rate of 122.17. Klusener was mighty effective with the ball too, picking up 17 wickets at an average of 20.58. If it was not for that tragic run-out in the semi-finals against Australia, Klusener would have taken the Proteas to their maiden World Cup title.