World Cup 2019: England and New Zealand Combined XI

All-rounders and Wicket-keeper: Ben Stokes, James Neesham, and Jos Buttler

Ben Stokes

Ben Stokes has been phenomenal at 2019 ICC Cricket World Cup and his contributions with both bat and bowl have helped the home side in reaching the final. His knocks under pressure have been admired by the critics as well as the fans and it won't be wrong to say that Ben Stokes has been one of the most impactful players of this summer.

Stokes has scored 381 runs so far and the majority of them have come in pressure situations which gives yet another reason to appreciate his genius.

He has also taken 7 wickets at the ongoing tournament.

Jimmy Neesham

When we look at the New Zealand lineup there are few men simply catch one's eye and James Neesham is one of them. The Kiwi allrounder has been instrumental in his side's journey to the final and his all-round performances have been well noted by the avid fans of New Zealand cricket.

Neesham has scored 238 runs so far including that commendable knock of 97* against Pakistan in the group stage. He has been equally impressive with the ball with 12 wickets to his name.

His fielding has been top-notch as well as he produced one of best catches of the tournament in New Zealand's monumental victory against India in the semifinal where he took a stunner to get rid of Dinesh Karthik.

In total, James Neesham has had a World Cup to remember!

Jos Buttler (right)

Jos Buttler has had a mixed World Cup so far as the dynamic Englishman has had a below-par tournament with the bat as compared to his standards. But he has made up for it with his remarkable wicket-keeping skills.

Jos Buttler managed to nutmeg Steve Smith to run him out in a quite astonishing manner in England's semifinal clash against Australia. His deeds left the cricketing universe in awe of his excellence. Buttler has scored 253 runs so far including that brilliant 100 against Pakistan in the group stage.