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The 2023 Men’s Cricket World Cup in India has provided us with memorable individual performances and some enthralling games.
It is time to pick your favourite.
A team of BBC Sport journalists has picked out their moments of the tournament, the best games and the standout performers and we want you to pick your favourite.
Enjoy!
Moment of the tournament
Watch the video above and then vote for your favourite moment of the tournament below.
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Game of the tournament
We have shortlisted five games from the 45-match group stage. They are:
1. Netherlands v South Africa
The main shock of the tournament saw the Netherlands, ranked 14th in the world, beat third-placed South Africa. The Dutch were 112-6 but rallied to post 245-8 in Dharamsala. South Africa reached 36-0 in reply but then lost regular wickets to lose by 38 runs.
2. Afghanistan v England
Another shock, perhaps on a smaller scale, but a surprise nonetheless. This was only Afghanistan’s second World Cup win, and their first over a fellow Test-playing nation. An aggressive start helped them post 284, before they put England in a spin to win by 69 runs.
3. Australia v Afghanistan
Glenn Maxwell hit an unbeaten 201 as Australia sealed their semi-final place with a three-wicket win over Afghanistan. Australia were 91-7, in pursuit of 292, but Maxwell, who struggled with cramp and a back injury, shared an unbroken 202 with captain Pat Cummins.
4. South Africa v Pakistan
We weren’t blessed with many nail-biting contests in this World Cup but this was certainly one. It was a crucial game in the chase for a semi-final spot, which made it all the better. Pakistan were bowled out for 270 and South Africa were in control at 206-4 before they slumped to 250-8. That became 260-9 but Keshav Maharaj and Tabraiz Shamsi just got them over the line.
5. Australia v New Zealand
This was another thriller, achieved with two different styles. Australia perhaps left some runs out there despite posting 388, especially after a rapid opening stand of 175 inside 19 overs. New Zealand’s approach was more patient and they were left needing 19 from the final over but fell five runs short.
Pick your winner below…
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Player of the tournament
We have shortlisted six players as options to be named the best in the tournament. Here they are, with their stats.
1. Quinton de Kock (South Africa)
Games: 10, Runs: 594, Average: 59.4, Strike-rate: 107.02, Centuries: 4, Dismissals: 20
2. Rachin Ravindra (New Zealand)
Games: 10, Runs: 578, Average: 64.22, Strike-rate: 106.44, Centuries: 3, Wickets: 5
3. Glenn Maxwell (Australia)
Games: Eight, Runs: 398, Average: 66.33, Strike-rate: 150.18, Centuries: 2, Wickets: 5
4. Virat Kohli (India)
Games: 10 Runs: 711, Average: 101.57, Strike-rate: 90.68, Centuries: 3
5. Adam Zampa (Australia)
Games: 10 Wickets: 22, Average: 21.40, Economy rate: 5.47
6. Mohammed Shami (India)
Games: 6, Wickets: 23, Average: 9.13, Economy rate: 5.01
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