Suryakumar Yadav Named Captain Of ICC's T20I Team Of The Year; Total 4 Indians Make The Cut - Check Squad Here

Richard Ngarava of Zimbabwe was also named in the eleven of the year by ICC.

India's star pacer Arshdeep continued to excel in 2023, taking 26 wickets in 21 appearances for Men in Blue.

India's led-spinner Ravi Bishnoi had a fruitful 2023 year taking 18 wickets in just 44 overs across the year. Bishnoi climbed to No.1 on the ICC T20 Bowling Rankings when the year ended, courtesy of his fruitful home series against Australia in November-December.

Ireland's bowling all-rounder Mark Adair has left a mark in 2023, bagging 26 wickets at an economy of 7.42.

It was a stunning year for Ugandan cricket, topped off with qualification for the ICC Men's T20 World Cup, with Alpesh Ramjani's work with ball and bat pivotal in their 2023 push.

Sikandar Raza was brilliant in 2023 irrespective of Zimbabwe falling short of T20 World Cup qualification.

Mark Chapman led New Zealand in T20I runs in 2023, slamming 567 runs with a strike rate of 141.87 and he also made hay in tough situations batting at No.4 and No.5.

A consistent performer with the bat, West Indies batter Nicholas Pooran only failed to reach double figures three times in 13 innings, making 384 runs at a strike rate of around 163.

England opener Phil Salt made a late run to the team of 2023, making back-to-back hundreds three days apart against West Indies in December. Salt finished 2023 with 394 runs in just eight innings over the year, averaging 56.28 and striking at 169.09. The right-hander was included on England's tour of the Caribbean. He began the tour with scores of 40 (20) and 25 (23), before unleashing 109* (56) and 119 (57) in St.George's and Tarouba respectively.

Yashasvi Jaiswal brought his domestic white-ball form to the international stage, debuting against the West Indies in August and making 430 runs in 14 knocks at a strike rate of 159. The young left-hander slammed a 25-ball 53 against Australia in the T20I series last year, before finishing with a knock of 60 from 41 balls against South Africa in Johannesburg.

Suryakumar has been named captain of ICC Men's T20I Team of the Year 2023 while West Indies batter Nicholas Pooran was announced as wicketkeeper.