South Africa’s star finisher David Miller missed out on the high-octane battle against Pakistan and the batter Heinrich Klaasen replaced him in the playing XI. However, the right-handed batter hit the headlines as he contributed only 15 runs with the bat, in a crucial encounter that Proteas lost eventually.
Bangladesh made three changes in the clash against Pakistan on November 6 and Ebadot Hossain featured in the playing XI for the team against Babar Azam and his men. However, the star cricketer did not get an opportunity to take the willow for the team and eventually bagged one wicket with the ball.
Rishabh Pant awaited his first match of the tournament and got a chance against Craig Ervine’s men on November 6 in the Super 12 stage replacing Dinesh Karthik. Pant, who sacrificed his wicket for Pandya, departed for 6 runs and failed to make an impact yet again.
Aaron Finch, the Australian skipper, was ruled out of the important face-off against Afghanistan in their final Super 12 encounter on November 4. Steve Smith replaced him in the squad. Smith, who played his first game of the tournament, disappointed the team and fans as he contributed only 4 runs with the bat.
Axar Patel missed out on the crucial clash against South Africa in the Super 12 stage on October 30. Deepak Hooda replaced him in the squad. The right-handed batter perished for a duck and eventually did not get an opportunity to roll his arms over for team India