Oct 5, 2023
By: Ayush Mehrotra
Martin Crowe, the backbone of New Zealand's 1992 World Cup journey, clinched the Man of The Series title with a remarkable 456 runs, leaving an indelible mark on the cricketing world.
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Sanath Jayasuriya, the dynamic Sri Lankan all-rounder, dazzled as the Man of The Series with a splendid performance — 221 runs and 7 wickets — an instrumental force in Sri Lanka's historic victory.
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Lance Klusener, the South African maestro, etched his name in World Cup history, amassing 281 runs and bagging 17 wickets to be crowned the Man of The Series.
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Sachin Tendulkar, India's cricketing legend, lit up the 2003 World Cup, claiming the Man of The Series title with a staggering 673 runs and 2 crucial wickets.
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Glenn McGrath, Australia's pace virtuoso, dominated the 2007 World Cup, earning the Man of The Series accolade with an awe-inspiring tally of 26 wickets.
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Yuvraj Singh, India's dynamic all-rounder, left an indelible mark in the 2011 World Cup, scoring 362 runs and claiming 15 wickets to secure the Man of The Series honor.
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Mitchell Starc, the Australian speedster, spearheaded his team to victory, earning the Man of The Series title with a stellar performance of 22 wickets.
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Kane Williamson, New Zealand's captain marvel, emerged as the Man of The Series in 2019, amassing 578 runs and contributing 2 wickets, showcasing exceptional leadership and batting prowess on the grand stage.
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