Quinton de Kock – Barbados Tridents
De Kock capped off a superb campaign as the tournament’s leading run-scorer, finishing with 392 runs at an average of 43.55 and a strike rate of 143.06. His lone century, an unbeaten high score of 106, was the highlight of his season, striking 29 fours and 20 sixes along the way.
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Imran Tahir – Guyana Amazon Warriors
At 47, Tahir showed no signs of slowing down, finishing tied for the most wickets in the competition with 16, including a five-wicket haul, at an economy of just 7.04. He also etched his name into the record books, overtaking Sunil Narine to become the CPL’s all-time leading wicket-taker with 146 career scalps.
Dwaine Pretorius – Guyana Amazon Warriors
Pretorius played a steady supporting role for the Amazon Warriors, taking 11 wickets across the tournament at an economy of 8.13, with a best return of 3-29. His contributions with the bat were limited, managing just 2 runs across three innings.
Shadley van Schalkwyk – St Lucia Kings
Representing the USA internationally, van Schalkwyk featured in six matches for St Lucia Kings, picking up 3 wickets at an economy of 9.88. He chipped in modestly with the bat too, striking at 145.83 for his 35 runs.
Matthew Breetzke – Trinbago Knight Riders
Breetzke’s opportunities were limited to just four matches, in which he managed 38 runs at a healthy strike rate, including an unbeaten high score of 35. He did not bowl during the tournament.
George Linde – Barbados Tridents
Linde’s involvement was brief, featuring in a single match all season. He made the most of it with the ball, however, taking 2-13 from his four overs at an economical rate of 3.25.
Source: www.sacricketmag.com
