Watch out for
Previously we have seen the miss outs who have proven their talent. Today we will see young players, each from a country who have the capability to turn the match around and lead their side to a victory. Lets have a look at them.
1. Shane Watson.
Where : Australia
Watsonator at the crease, is an agressive cricketer.A heavily built body and a disiple of Hayden, and someone who dosen't need to follow-through to gain a boundry. His ability to blast all kind of balls and is on of the few tallented Australian cricketers who dosen't has a specific weakness. Bangladesh bowlers faced the bombarded and destroyed by Watson and he posted a mammot record of 15 sixes in a single innings which makes him the most dangerous batsmen to bowl in this Champions Trophy
As a bowler he is wiling and speedy, but not as quite as good as he thinks he is. He is sometimes prone to give a lot of runs but at the same time his talent to vary his pace and bowl at good length helps him to pick up some handy wickets and delivers useful overs in all forms. An excellent batting average of 42 and a superb bowling average of 28 proves him to be one of the most destructive All-rounder in this tournament.In all he is a Complete and trustable package
2.Joe Root
Where : England
This young english cricketer is suprise package for England. Root unlike Kevin Pietersen, had never been a strikingly heavy socrer as he worked through the ranks nor he had a athletic body like Shane Watson, but his systematic approach to batting was like he would not sell his wicket easilyand gave England hope that he would be able to tune his game to the highest level in this Champions Trophy.
His part time off spin has also provided England an extra spin option to the England bowling line-up apart from Gream Swann. He provided a very big wicket of Ross Taylor who was turning dangerous.This was one of the main reason why England cruised for a 10 wicket haul at Wellington. Joe Root is one of the lucky tallented cricketers for England
3.Bhuvneshwar Kumar
Where : India
Very young, atheletic and intelligent. Bhuvi recently had a dream debut against Pakistan. On his 11th First-class match he registered his name in the history book by dismissing Sachin Tendulkar for a duck, first time ever in history he was dismissed for a duck in his First-class carrier.Bhuvenshwar is a right-arm fast-medium pacer who has the knack of extracting movement both ways with the new ball. His pace is not threatening, but he makes it up with the movement.
He also came as a very important lower middle-order batsman, his first-class average of 30, 11 half-centuries and a century shows that he can contribute with the bat also.Bhuveneshwar Kumar is the next generation of Indian pacers
4.Kane Williamson
Where : New Zeland
Kane williamson had a very strange Debut. He did not prove to be useful with the bat but he bowled a dream spell of 4-1-2-1 against India in the Srilinkan Tri-series.Williamson was always Rated highly in New Zeland and also proved that he is worth his expectations, scoring 131 in his madien Test innings against India which helped New Zeland manage a Draw after a huge loss in the first Test. He became the 8th New Zelander to score a century on debut. He had a forgetable 2011 where he dint match his potential but he struck back in 2012, scoring a match saving unbeaten 102in the 4th innings against South African attack that included Dale Steyn, Morne Morkel And Veron Philander .By the time, he already scored 2 ODI centuries and impressed several experts with his organised defensive techinique and his elegant and classy strokeplay. Kane Williamson earliest success has brought him here in this
"Watch out for" list
5.Junaid Khan
Where : Pakistan
Had to fight for a single spot against Mohammed Amir, Junaid might have lost the war but Good pace, better stamina and an ability to move the ball around if the coonditions are right helped him regain his lost position. He madi it for the national side for the World Cup 2011 to replace the injured Sohail Tanvir. His test Debut, against Zimbabwe in 2011, was uneventful but in his second thet he showed his class with a five-wicket haul against Sri lanka on a flat surface in Abu Dhabi where most bowlers struggled to adapt to these conditions
The next year, he was even more impressive in both Tests and ODI's, as he excelled as an extremely skillful swing and seam bowler , who was also pacy and accruate. In therr Tests in Sri lanka, he took 14 wickets at an average of 21, and taking 2 five-fors and achiveing an excellent strike rate of 43 balls per wicket. In the three-match ODI series in India during the end of the year, he continued to truble the Indian top-order batsmen, taking 8 wickets in that series with an econ rate of 3.66. Junaid Khan has made his predessors proud
6.David Miller
Where : South Africa
Miller Killer is one of the IPL products.Kings XI Punjab had to chase a heavy target of 191 in their home turf and they were murdered to 61/4 in first 10 overs. Miller was the "one-man-rmy" of that match. from a position of 61/4 in 10 overs, he carried the team to victory by scoring an unbeaten 101 of just 38 balls. He single handedly finished the match in just 18.5 overs, winning the match with 11 balls to spare.
David Miller was grommed for cricketing success from a young agr. He made his first-class debut when he was just 17 and has been a force in limited-overs cricket. Grace and elegance have a little to play in his techinique which is to hit the ball with such power that the ball can never be found.he can be very effective for South Africa, especially in powerplays just because of his big hitting.Miller can be a true killer for his opponent team
7.Thisara Perera
Where : Sri Lanka
The most devestating all-rounder. Thisara Perera was Mathews go-to man from his college days itself. Perera was called up for the Sri Lankan squad in 2009 ironically, for Mathews.
This quickly led to a one year contract with Chennai Super Kings, the leading franchise of the IPL for 50,000 $. Perera fastly established himself as one of Sri Lanka's impact player. He is capabable of picking up wickets and provide important breakthrough with his pacy bowling action. He is now the 4th bowler to pick up a Hat-trick in ODI's
During a match VS Kings XI Punjab it looked like Kings had all under their hands, 18 required of the last 12 in a slow Hyderbad pitch. This is when Perera entered and destroyed Punjab's hopes of winning the match
by blasting veteran all-rounder Azar Mahamood for 22 from 5 balls to win the match. This incident says that bowlers cannot face him without proper planning.
8.Sunil Narine
Where : West Indies
Sunil Narine, an off spinner, Caught the eyes of selectors of Trinidad & Tobago
by taking all the 10 wickets in a trial match and he received a promotion to the Trinidad & Tobago squad in January 2009. A former West Indies Under-19 player, Sunil Narine made his debut against Leeward Islands but took no wicket in his 13 overs. He never represented Trinidad and Tobago in limited overs format but was selected for Champions League 2009 which was held in India. he was an outstanding success during the 2011 Champions League season he took 10 wickets with an average of 10.50 and an economy rate of 4.37.
he played his first ODI against India too in which he picked up the wicket of Virat Kholi which was one of the main reasons why West Indies won that match he was picked up by KKR in the IPL 2012 Auction for a jackpot 700,000 $. Sunil Narine's mystery makes him the most dangerous spinner of this Champions Trophy
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