The Nominees Announced For ICC Men’s Player Of The Month For August 2022

The Nominees Announced For ICC Men’s Player Of The Month For August 2022, Three exceptional all-rounders have been shortlisted for ICC Men’s Player of the Month for August 2022.

England‘s Ben Stokes:-

England’s Test captain Ben Stokes was instrumental in his team’s comeback in the ongoing home series against South Africa.

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He then scoring a scintillating century when England was troubling by losing early wickets on the second day. His knock of 103 was studding with six fours and three sixes, which helped his team post a massive lead of 264.

Zimbabwe‘s Sikandar Raza:-

Sikandar Raza has enjoyed a tremendous amount of 2022 and the month of August was no different. Going head-to-head against Asian giants India and Bangladesh, Raza scored three centuries in a month.

In the first ODI against Bangladesh, Zimbabwe was 62/3 chasing 304 for victory when Raza and Innocent Kaya put on a massive 192-run stand for the fourth wicket.

He was aggressive of the two and remained unbeaten on 135 off 109 balls while batting till the end as Zimbabwe registering a memorable win over the Tigers.

New Zealand’s Mitchell Santner:-

New Zealand all-rounder Mitchell Santner performed brilliantly with both bat and ball in August 2022. And was instrumental in the Black Caps’ six out of eight wins in the month.

After a quiet performance in the first game of the series against the Netherlands. The captain of the series, Santner promoted himself to No. 3 in the second T20I and blasted a 42-ball 77* as New Zealand chased down 150. Six overs left.

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The all-rounder continues his form in the Caribbean:-

The star all-rounder carried on his form in the Caribbean. As he took three wickets each in the first two T20Is to help end the series with a game.

In the first two ODIs, Santner played two easy innings with the bat. He picked up two wickets in the final ODI. And was adjudging the Player of the Series for his all-rounder exploits.