5. Gurkeerat Singh Mann
While 229 runs from 21 matches at 14.31 might not show Gurkeerat Singh Mann in good light, but the Punjab-born batsman has more to him than his IPL records. In nearly the same number of first-class games, 23, Mann averages 46.45 with 1533 runs.
This stat indicates that the ability to play big innings is there within, and it’s just that the batsman hasn’t been given enough exposure and opportunities at the international level.
He also has 1603 runs from 50 List A games at an average of 41.10. With a T20 strike-rate of 121.92, things can only get better for this 25-year-old middle order batsman henceforth.
A proper knowledge of the conditions at his home ground in Mohali would also hold him in good stead for selection into the final XI. His ability to rotate the strike during the middle overs as well as clear the fence when needed, makes him an apt middle-order batsman.
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