2023 Cricket World Cup MVPI: Bumrah Is The Only Indian In The Top 5

Three South Africans are among the top five MVPs after 23 of the 45 league games: Quinton de Kock (MVP: 495) is ranked second, Marco Jansen (445) is ranked third, and Heinrich Klaasen (415) is ranked fifth. Adil Rashid (280) is the first English player you can see, coming in at position 23.

Jasprit Bumrah (4, 438), Rohit Sharma (7, 394), Ravindra Jadeja (10, 346), Virat Kohli (11, 343), and Kuldeep Yadav (18, 313) are the five Indians who are ranked in the top 20.

The World Cup’s most memorable moments have been the players’ wild performances. There haven’t been many thrilling or suspenseful competitions. To put it plainly, this World Cup is becoming increasingly dull.

Remember that a player’s batting, bowling, and fielding statistics are combined into a metric known as a “run equivalent” by the most valuable player index (MVPI).

Despite having scored 43 more runs than Rohit Sharma, Kohli is ranked lower in the leaderboard due to Rohit’s strike rate of 133.5 and his 90.5.

Because he has taken 12 wickets at an economy rate of just 4.3, Santner remains at the top.

Bumrah hasn’t had to bat like Santner has, but he is just one wicket less at 11 and has a lower economy rate of 3.8.

Most Valuable Players in World Cup 2023 (after 23 matches)

MVPI = sum of batting, bowling and fielding points

Rank	Player	Team	Runs	Top Score	4s	6s	Strike Rate	Wickets	Economy Rate	Games	MVPI
1	Mitchell Santner	NZ	44	36	4	2	183.3	12	4.3	5	536
2	Quinton deKock	SA	407	174	39	15	115	0	–	5	495
3	Marco Jansen	SA	123	75	6	8	126.8	10	6.5	5	445
4	Jasprit Bumrah	IND	0	0	0	0	–	11	3.8	5	438
5	Heinrich Klaasen	SA	288	109	22	15	150.8	0	–	5	415
6	Rachin Ravindra	NZ	290	123	24	8	100.7	3	5.8	5	394
7	Rohit Sharma	IND	311	131	33	17	133.5	0	–	5	394
8	Matt Henry	NZ	10	10	0	1	200	10	5.1	5	378
9	Kasigo Rabada	SA	9	9	0	1	128.6	10	5.4	5	352
10	Ravindra Jadeja	IND	39	39	3	1	88.6	7	4	5	346
11	Virat Kohli	IND	354	103	29	6	90.5	0	4	5	343
12	Dilshan Madushanka	SL	4	4	1	0	50	11	6.1	4	340
13	Mohammad Rizwan	PAK	302	131	28	4	95.9	0	–	5	334
14	Shaheen Afridi	PAK	28	13	4	0	84.8	10	6	5	334
15	Kushal Mendis	SL	218	122	20	14	146.3	0	–	4	327
16	Aiden Markram	SA	265	106	32	4	123.8	0	–	5	321
17	Keshav Maharaj	SA	41	40	5	1	102.5	7	4.6	5	314
18	Kuldeep Yadav	IND	0	0	0	0	–	8	4.7	5	313
19	Daryl Mtchell	NZ	268	130	20	11	108.1	0	11	5	308
20	Gerald Coetzee	SA	25	22	2	1	96.2	10	7.2	4	298
21	Rashid Khan	AFG	56	23	5	2	88.9	6	4.9	5	292
22	Lockie Ferguson	NZ	1	1	0	0	20	8	4.9	4	287
23	Adil Rashid	ENG	56	20	4	1	119.1	6	5.2	4	280
24	Bas de Leede	NET	93	67	9	2	76.9	7	6.4	4	279
25	Aryan Dutt	NET	44	23	1	4	118.9	6	4.9	4	278
26	Devon Conway	NZ	249	152	30	4	100.8	0	–	5	276
27	David Warner	AUS	228	163	22	10	109.1	0	–	4	272
28	Mehidy Hasan Miraz	BAN	109	57	11	0	69	6	5.3	5	269
29	Adam Zampa	AUS	18	11	1	0	48.6	9	6.2	4	262
30	Colin Ackermann	NET	128	69	14	0	85.3	4	5.2	4	259
31	Hasan Ali	PAK	20	12	4	0	71.4	8	5.8	5	259
32	Trent Boult	NZ	0	0	0	0	0	6	4.6	5	258
33	Abdullah Shafique	PAK	255	113	25	7	97	0	–	4	257
34	Sadeera Samarawickrama	SL	230	108	22	3	103.1	0	–	4	247
35	Reece Topley	ENG	16	15	3	0	177.8	8	6.6	3	246
36	Mitchell Starc	AUS	57	28	5	1	64	6	5.5	4	233
37	Rahmanullah Gurbaz	AFG	224	80	24	8	101.4	0	–	5	227
38	Shakib Al Hasan	BAN	56	40	5	2	67.5	6	5.5	4	226
39	Paul van Meekeren	NET	15	7	2	0	75	6	5.6	4	224
40	Haris Rauf	PAK	18	16	2	1	85.7	8	7	5	215
41	Mahmudullah	BAN	198	111	16	9	101	0	6.6	4	212
42	Joe Root	ENG	172	82	14	2	97.2	1	6.6	4	211
43	Glenn Phillips	NZ	114	71	6	6	94.2	3	5.5	5	208
44	Scott Edwards	NET	124	78	12	2	108.8	0	–	4	204
45	Dawid Malan	ENG	192	140	23	5	106.1	0	–	4	203
46	Lungi Ngidi	SA	7	7	0	0	29.2	6	5	4	200
47	Pat Cummins	AUS	43	22	5	1	81.1	5	6.6	4	199
48	Azmatullah Omarzai	AFG	130	62	9	5	89.7	4	8.1	5	198
49	Roelof Vander Merwe	NET	41	29	3	1	105.1	4	5.1	4	198
50	Josh Hazlewood	AUS	3	2	0	0	75	5	4.9	4	196