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Rohit Sharma (India) Chief

The India chief hit 597 runs, including a record-severing hundred only 63 balls, at a strike pace of 125.94.

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Quinton de Kock (South Africa) Wicketkeeper

South Africa's opener scored 594 runs, including four centuries, at a strike pace of 107.02

Virat Kohli (India)

The Player of the Competition scored the most runs ever by a singular hitter at a World Cup. His 765 outperformed the past record held by Sachin Tendulkar (673 of every 2003) and came at a normal of 96.62.

KL Rahul (India)

The 31-year-old wrapped up with 452 runs at a magnificent normal of 75.33, which was the third best in general for any hitter during the competition.

Daryl Mitchell (New Zealand)

His 552 runs in nine innings came at a normal of 69 and strike-pace of 111.06. He scored two centuries against India.

Glenn Maxwell (Australia)

The Large Show furnished two all-time minutes with the bat. His hundred years against Netherlands was the quickest ever at a World Cup, falling off only 40 balls. However, his work against Afghanistan was significantly more remarkable, scoring 201 not out from 128 balls.

Ravindra Jadeja (India)

India's twist bowling all-rounder took key wickets all through the center overs. His economy rate was among the best in the competition, going for 4.25 per over. He additionally scored 120 runs in his five innings.

Jasprit Bumrah (India)

Bumrah's new-ball brightness had the greatest effect for his group. He demonstrated very challenging to move away and got 20 wickets at an economy pace of 4.06.

Mohammed Shami (India)

The competition's top wicket-taker passed in his group's initial four matches, however was amazing from subsequently in, taking 24 wickets at a normal of simply 10.70 and economy pace of 5.26.

twelfth man: Gerald Coetzee (South Africa)

A swap for Anrich Nortje, the 23-year-old bowled with speed and danger, taking 20 wickets with a normal of 19.80 and economy of 6.23.

D Madushanka (Sri Lanka)

The left-arm speedster (21 wickets) was a tireless danger with the new ball. A take of 5/80 against India was the pick of his endeavors.

Adam Zampa (Australia)

Australia's driving wicket-taker in the competition, the leg-spinner equalled Muttiah Muralidaran for most wickets by a spinner in a World Cup. His 23 wickets came at a normal of 22.39, and he took three continuous four-wicket pulls.