
New Delhi: The ICC T20 World Cup 2026 is just around the corner, set to begin on February 7 in India and Sri Lanka. Among the biggest stars of the tournament is India’s Hardik Pandya, widely regarded as one of the world’s most lethal all-rounders. Known for his ability to change a match with both bat and ball, Pandya can be a nightmare for opposition teams.
Ahead of the mega-event, here are five all-rounders like Hardik Pandya who could dominate the tournament and give their teams a major edge.
1. Rashid Khan (Afghanistan)
Afghanistan’s Rashid Khan is another all-rounder capable of making an impact with both bat and ball. Famous for his audacious no-look sixes, Rashid initially rose to prominence as a bowler but has honed his batting to become a formidable T20 threat. In 111 T20 Internationals, he has taken 187 wickets and scored 602 runs.
2. Cameron Green (Australia)
Australia’s Cameron Green has been in impressive T20 form and could create havoc in the World Cup. In 24 T20 matches for Australia, Green has scored 614 runs and taken 13 wickets, proving his value as a genuine all-rounder.
3. Shivam Dube (India)
India’s Shivam Dube can be a game-changer with both his batting and bowling. In 55 T20 matches for India, Dube has amassed 756 runs and claimed 26 wickets, making him a significant threat to opposing teams in the upcoming tournament.
4. Sam Curran (England)
England’s Sam Curran is another versatile all-rounder who can trouble opponents with both disciplines. In 66 T20 matches for England, Curran has scored 471 runs and taken 60 wickets, providing balance and experience to his side.
5. Jason Holder (West Indies)
West Indies captain Jason Holder is a seasoned all-rounder who could leave a mark in the World Cup. In 89 T20 matches for the Caribbean team, Holder has scored 747 runs and taken 98 wickets, making him a key asset in both batting and bowling departments.
With players of this caliber, the T20 World Cup 2026 promises to be an exciting spectacle. If these all-rounders hit form, opposition teams are in for a tough challenge.
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