BPL 2019: Team of the Tournament

Middle-order

#3 Rilee Rossouw (Rangpur Riders)

Rilee Rossouw

Rilee Rossouw was known for his consistency in this tournament. He is the first South African player to score a century in BPL history. He along with Alex Hales became the first pair in the tournament to score centuries in the same innings. He achieved it against Chittagong on 25 January. He is the first batsman in the history of the competition to amass 500+ runs in a season.

Matches- 14, Runs- 558, HS- 100*, Average- 69.75, Strike Rate- 150

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#4 Mushfiqur Rahim (Chittagong Vikings)

Mushfiqur Rahim

Mushfiqur Rahim had no burden with his batting during his captaincy in the tournament. He has been the most successful Bangladeshi wicket-keeper. He scored the third-highest runs in the season. His highest individual score in the competition was 75 against Victorians on 13 January at Dhaka.

Matches- 13, Runs- 426, HS- 75, Average- 35.5, Strike Rate- 139.21

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#5 Nicholas Pooran (wk) (Sylhet Sixers)

Nicholas Pooran

Nicholas Pooran is an apparent choice for the franchises in the T20 leagues across the world. He is a top order batsman, and he has proved his worth in the tournament. He will be the wicket-keeper in this XI. He is the highest run-getter for Sylhet in the tournament. His highest individual score is 76 not out against Rajshahi. He has hit the most sixes in the competition.

Matches- 11, Runs- 379, HS- 76*, Average- 47.37, Strike Rate- 159.91

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#6 Yasir Ali (Chittagong Vikings)

Yasir Ali

Yasir Ali is the only uncapped player in this XI. He is a top order batsman, and he has proved his worth in the tournament. He is the second highest run-scorer for Vikings in the tournament. His highest individual score was 78 against Riders on 25 January. But it went in vain as Vikings lost the match by 72 runs.

Matches- 11, Runs- 307, HS- 78, Average- 27.9, Strike Rate- 124.29