Sport360 takes a look at the 10 biggest flops of the World Cup.
Sport360 takes a look at the 10 biggest flops of the World Cup.
1 / 9
Mahela Jayawardene - In his last World Cup, the Sri Lankan star managed a meagre 125 runs from five outings.
2 / 9
Adam Milne - The Kiwi quick was expected to dazzle with his pace. But he took 5 wickets from 6 games and got injured.
3 / 9
Shahid Afridi - The Pakistan all-rounder was a total flop, taking just 2 scalps in seven games and scoring 116 runs.
4 / 9
Tamim Iqbal - The Bangladesh opener failed to get going. His 154 runs in six games at the top were simply poor.
5 / 9
Quinton De Kock - A lot was expected of the South African wicketkeeper. But in eight matches, he only registered 145 runs.
6 / 9
Khurram Khan - He is by far the best batsman in the UAE ranks. A return of 155 runs from six matches was shocking.
7 / 9
Eoin Morgan - He was made the England captain right before the event. But in five games, he only managed 90 runs.
8 / 9
Umar Akmal - The Pakistan batsman had a terrible time, scoring 164 runs and was also poor with the gloves.
9 / 9
Stuart Broad - The England quick failed with the ball and bat, taking just four wickets and scoring 13 runs in six games.
