ICC Player of the Month: Jos Buttler wins the honor for November

    Britain's ODI and T20 group commander Jos Buttler has been chosen as the 'Player of the Month' for the period of November.

   He has accomplished this grant by abandoning his partner Rashid Ali and Pakistan quick bowler, Shaheen Shah Afridi.

   Then again, among female players, Pakistan's Sidra Amin has gotten this honor for the long stretch of November.

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The Head servant did an extraordinary exhibition in November

Under the captaincy of Steward, the Britain group won the T20 World Cup 2022 title. He scored a sum of 225 runs in the lofty competition, including 50 years (83*) in the semi-last against India.

Notwithstanding, in the period of November, he scored a sum of 207 runs in T20 Internationals.

Aside from these, Steward added a sum of 30 races to his record in two ODIs played against Australia in November.

This grant is for the endeavors of my associates - Steward

After being named Player of the Month, Buttler said, "I need to thank my fans for casting a ballot for me. This grant is for the endeavors of my colleagues. In the long stretch of November, we won the T20 World Cup in Australia. Cup. It has been one of our most outstanding long stretches of cricket. Captaining a title holder group has been exceptionally extraordinary for me."

Afridi and Rashid did ponder in T20 World Cup

    Shaheen Afridi, designated for November, took a sum of 11 wickets in the T20 World Cup 2022 at a normal of 14.09. His best presentation came against Bangladesh on the last day of the Super-12 phase. He took 10 wickets in four T20 matches in November.

Rashid took 1/20 against India in the semi-finals of the T20 World Cup. Simultaneously, he took two wickets for 22 runs in the last.

Sidra won the honor of abandoning Chatham and Lewis

    Pakistan's Sidra scored 277 runs in the ODI series against Ireland in November, with a top score of 176*. She won the honor of abandoning Thailand's Natthakan Chatham and Ireland's Gabby Lewis.

This is the second time in succession that a female player from Pakistan has won this esteemed honor. Allow us to let you know that before this, Nida Dar had gotten this distinction for the period of October.