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The all-rounders play a huge part in big tournaments like the World Cup and they turn out to be the difference mostly between two nations while playing competitive cricket. They play dual roles for the team and can be called utility players which is the need of the hour.

They have a lot of demand in international cricket at the moment, and any nation would become a big threat to their opponents if the all-rounder finds his best form. It is an added advantage in big tournaments and with a note on that, here are 5 players who scored 300 runs and picked up 10 wickets in a single Worldcup.

5 Player Who Scored 300 Plus Runs And Picked Up 10 Plus Wickets In A Single World Cup:

Yuvraj Singh:

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Yuvraj Singh[photo: Twitter]
Yuvraj Singh had an excellent World Cup in the 2011 season and the left-hander was key to India’s successful campaign. India needed a fifth bowler from the top order and Yuvraj turned out to be the perfect choice as he kept contributing with the bat and ball.

Yuvraj scored 362 runs in the 2011 World Cup and he scored one century and four half-centuries in the tournament. He also picked up 15 wickets and he deserved the man of the tournament award in the 2011 World Cup.

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