Asian XI as per Asia Cup 2018

#8 Rashid Khan

Afghanistan's jewel, Rashid Khan, has left no stone unturned in his career. Being picked in all domestic T20 tournaments across the globe and also standing out while representing his country, Khan has shown that one's background and environment are no hindrance to success if one's resolve is strong enough.

Apart from being the world's best spinner at the moment and having all the variations at his disposal, Rashid is also a very handy finisher, who can hit the ball many a mile.

#9 Bhuvneshwar Kumar

Bhuvi has been economical as well as wicket-taking

India's Mr. swing, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, has managed to bowl to the best of his ability and pick crucial wickets by hitting the right areas and cramping the batsmen for room.

Bhuvi is a fabulous swing bowler who has also been lethal at the death with his yorkers and more importantly, he has chipped in with a few runs at the bottom of the order, providing the much-needed balance to the side and has supported the batsmen in building partnerships.

#10 Mustafizur Rehman

Fizz bowling to Indian batsmen

The young sensation from Bangladesh has yet again proven his worth for his side by bowling his heart out and doing what he is best at - scalping regular wickets, especially with his variations such as the slower balls and cutters. The Fizz has become a bowler who is now considered one of the best at the death.

#11 Jasprit Bumrah

Bumrah bowled phenomenally well against Pakistan

India's death overs specialist, Jasprit Bumrah, has improved day by day as far as ODI cricket is concerned. He has become a genuinely capable new ball bowler and can bowl effectively all throughout the 50 overs.

Bumrah had always been one of the best death bowlers in the world, but he has now developed into this dependable all format bowler.