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Just something I thought might be fun.

My team of March is:

1. Hayley Matthews - Mumbai Indians
2. Muhammad Waseem- UAE
3. Nat Sciver-Brunt- Mumbai Indians
4. Temba Bavuma - South Africa
5. Shakib Al Hasan- Bangladesh
6. Shaheen Shah Afridi- Lahore Qalanders
7. Ravichandran Ashwin- India
8. Issy Wong- Mumbai Indians
9. Nathan Lyon- Australia
10. Alzarri Joseph- West Indies
11. Anrich Nortje- South Africa

Saika Ishaque started the month very strongly with 12 wickets in her first 4 WPL matches. She might challenge Issy Wong who finished strongly

Imad Wasim ended up not out in 7 of his 10 innings for Karachi in the PSL, which is quite a feat for someone scoring 400 runs at a strike rate of 170

took 9 wickets to boot

maybe Jason Roy deserves a mention for blasting 145 not out in 60odd balls a few days after scoring 132 for England at the end of a prolonged period where he has been nothing short of beleaguered

Durhamfootman wrote:maybe Jason Roy deserves a mention for blasting 145 not out in 60odd balls a few days after scoring 132 for England at the end of a prolonged period where he has been nothing short of beleaguered

Toyed with Roy....and Travis Head too.

1. Abdul Waheed - Saudi Arabia
2. Devon Conway - Chennai Super Kings
3. Faf du Plessis- Royal Challengers Bangalore
4. Mushfiqur Rahim - Bangladesh & Prime Bank
5. James Fuller - Hampshire
6. ???any ideas???
7. Lewis Gregory - Somerset
8. Ben Raine - Durham
9. Ramesh Mendis - Sri Lanka
10. Haris Rauf - Pakistan
11. Tim Murtagh - Middlesex

A couple of hundreds for Chet, Rishi Patel, Sam Hain and Keaton Jennings

runs and wickets for Ryan Higgins, Brydon Carse and, of course, Tom Price

21 wickets in 6 innings for Big Mo at Hants, which is pretty darned good

1. Joylord Gumbie – Zimbabwe A & Zimbabwe Select
2. Shubman Gill – Gujarat Titans
3. Craig Ervine – Zimbabwe A &Zimbabwe Select
4. James Vince – Hampshire
5. Suryakumar Yadav – Mumbai Indians
6. George Hill – Yorkshire
7. Haseebullah Khan – Pakistan Shaheens
8. Aamer Jamal – Pakistan Shaheens
9. Mohammad Ali – Pakistan Shaheens
10. Katie Levick – Yorkshire Diamonds
11. Shahnawaz Dahani – Pakistan Shaheens

1. Usman Khawaja - Australia
2. James Vince - Hampshire
3. Sean Williams - Zimbabwe
4. Joe Clarke - Nottinghamshire
5. Sikandar Raza - Zimbabwe
6. Curtis Campher - Ireland
7. Senuran Muthusamy - South Africa A
8. Wanindu Hasaranga - Sri Lanka
9. Pat Cummins - Australia
10. Nathan Lyon - Australia
11. Sam Cook - Essex

1. Pathum Nissanka – Sri Lanka
2. Dan Lawrence – Essex
3. Ellyse Perry – Australia
4. Nat Sciver-Brunt – England
5. 5. Saud Shakeel – Pakistan
6. Dhananjaya da Silva – Sri Lanka
7. Chris Woakes – England.
8. Ravichandran Ashwin – India
9. Jaskaran Singh – Kent
10. Mohammed Siraj – India
11. Theesan Vithushan – Moors

1. Abdul Malik - Mal-e-Par Stars
2. Babar Azam - Colombo Strikers and Pakistan
3. Wanindu Hasaranga - B-Love Kandy
4. Tim Seifert - Galle Titans and New Zealand
5. Dhananjaya de Silva - Dambulla Aura and Sri Lanka
6. Daniel Sams - Trent Rockets
7. Chris Jordan - Southern Brave
8. Arab Gul -Maiwand Champions
9. Tom Hartley - Manchester Originals
10. Ethan Bamber - Middlesex
11. Tymal Mills - Southern Brave

I've had no cricket to watch to watch for a month so can't really comment on August

Chamari Atapattu - Sri Lanka
Will Jacks - England and Surrey
Aqib Iljas - Oman
Asad Shafiq - Karachi Whites
Dinura Kalupahana - Sri Lanka Under 19s
Brooke Halliday - New Zealand
Dwaine Pretorius - Guyana Amazon Warriors
Dunith Wellalage - Sri Lanka
Aftab Alam - Hindukush Strikers
Muhammad Jawadullah - UAE
Henry Thornton - Australia A and South Australia

You need to fit Liam Dawson in there somewhere

Seems hard luck for Player of the Series Brooke Halliday

Maybe move him a bit higher for Kaluphana