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Team India: Who scored, who missed

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Updated on: Dec 29, 2011 7:24 PM IST

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MS Dhoni

Updated on Dec 29, 2011 7:24 PM

MS Dhoni

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2. Ravichandran Ashwin The young offbreak spinner has had a fantastic year, establishing himself as an ODI and Test player. His bowling figures of 6-47 in the second innings of the Test against West Indies is one of the best bowling figures in the longer format of cricket this year.

Updated on Dec 29, 2011 7:24 PM

2. Ravichandran Ashwin The young offbreak spinner has had a fantastic year, establishing himself as an ODI and Test player. His bowling figures of 6-47 in the second innings of the Test against West Indies is one of the best bowling figures in the longer format of cricket this year.

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Virender Sehwag

Updated on Dec 29, 2011 7:24 PM

Virender Sehwag

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4. Yuvraj SinghInjury woes and his inability to establish himself as a Test player haunted Yuvraj this year. But, 2011 is one year 'Yuvraj the batsman' will remember with pride, his contribution to India's successful World Cup was big enough for him to be awarded the Man of the series.

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4. Yuvraj SinghInjury woes and his inability to establish himself as a Test player haunted Yuvraj this year. But, 2011 is one year 'Yuvraj the batsman' will remember with pride, his contribution to India's successful World Cup was big enough for him to be awarded the Man of the series.

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5. Ishant Sharma The lanky right-arm fast-medium pacer's year was beset with injury. Having missed the world cup, Ishant Sharma returned to form with the series against West Indies.

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5. Ishant Sharma The lanky right-arm fast-medium pacer's year was beset with injury. Having missed the world cup, Ishant Sharma returned to form with the series against West Indies.

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6. Virat KohliThe 23-year-old middle order batsman is the top run scorer for India in 2011. Kohli who played for the IPL team Royal Challengers Bangalore was the Orange cap hero of IPL 2011.

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6. Virat KohliThe 23-year-old middle order batsman is the top run scorer for India in 2011. Kohli who played for the IPL team Royal Challengers Bangalore was the Orange cap hero of IPL 2011.

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7. Harbhajan Singh The out of form off-spinner was disappointing in the first two Tests against England and had opted out from the rest of the tour due to an abdominal injury. On recovery, he was dropped from team to make way for youngsters.

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7. Harbhajan Singh The out of form off-spinner was disappointing in the first two Tests against England and had opted out from the rest of the tour due to an abdominal injury. On recovery, he was dropped from team to make way for youngsters.

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8. Ravindra Jadeja 2011 was R Jadeja's come back year. Indian fans had written off the all-rounder much earlier in his career, but this year with his return in the England series he silenced his critics with his surprise arm-ball that seemed to do the trick for him.

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8. Ravindra Jadeja 2011 was R Jadeja's come back year. Indian fans had written off the all-rounder much earlier in his career, but this year with his return in the England series he silenced his critics with his surprise arm-ball that seemed to do the trick for him.

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9. Rohit SharmaExcluded from the World Cup squad R Sharma found his rhythm with the bat in the later part of the year. He won the man of the series in the ODI's against West Indies and delivered India to victory, when the top order failed, more than once.

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9. Rohit SharmaExcluded from the World Cup squad R Sharma found his rhythm with the bat in the later part of the year. He won the man of the series in the ODI's against West Indies and delivered India to victory, when the top order failed, more than once.

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10. S SreesanthThe bad boy of Indian cricket's inclusion in the WC final was justified by Dhoni who said that he (Sreesanth) was the team's 'lucky charm'. It might have worked for the team, but not for Sreesanth. Sreesanth had an unlucky WC campaign, and a forgetful tour in England, after which he was dropped from the team.

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10. S SreesanthThe bad boy of Indian cricket's inclusion in the WC final was justified by Dhoni who said that he (Sreesanth) was the team's 'lucky charm'. It might have worked for the team, but not for Sreesanth. Sreesanth had an unlucky WC campaign, and a forgetful tour in England, after which he was dropped from the team.

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