Best T20I XI with a player from each of the top 11 teams in the format

All-rounders

Shakib Al Hasan

Bangladesh v Afghanistan - 2015 ICC Cricket World Cup

Shakib Al Hasan has been a revelation in Bangladesh cricket with his top class cricketing skills and the value that he brings to the table owing to the great all round skills.

The southpaw has scored more than a 1200 runs in the format at an average of around 23, and has been the impact performer for the teams he has played in.

However, bowling has been the main strength for the Bangladesh all-rounder as he has claimed 73 wickets in the format.

Andre Russell (West Indies)

India v West Indies - 2015 ICC Cricket World Cup

The well built West Indian who is currently sidelined from the sport owing to doping issues has a lot to offer as an all-rounder. From power-hitting to opening the bowling he has done it all in different T20 leagues across the globe.

He can hit the cricket ball a large distance right from ball one. His records on the international stage have been poor, but that can be justified by the reason that he was not given a long run in the team setup due to disputes with the board.

Every now and then, he has proved his mettle in the various T20 leagues making him a sure pick in the squad.

Richie Berrington

Afghanistan v Scotland - 2015 ICC Cricket World Cup

Richie Berrington has been one of the mainstays for the Scotland team. He averages 24 and his strike rate is almost 120. The fact that makes his place even stronger in the squad is that he has an international century to his name in the shortest format of the game. He is not a prominent wicket taker, but he can give a couple of overs worth of good bowling. He has been economical, giving runs at the rate of only 7.20 runs an over.