The World Test Championship (WTC) has witnessed some stellar individual performances since its inception. Here’s a look at the cricketers who have consistently delivered match-winning performances, earning the most Player of the Match awards during WTC matches.
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Travis Head tops the chart with an impressive 10 Player of the Match awards in just 52 WTC matches. His impactful knocks, including a game-changing performance in the WTC Final 2023.
England's Test captain Ben Stokes moved past Joe Root with his sixth award during the Lord’s Test against India. Known for his gritty all-round performances, Stokes continues to be a game-changer in the WTC cycle.
A modern-day Test maestro, Joe Root has dazzled fans with his elegant strokeplay. With five Player of the Match awards, he remains a cornerstone of England’s red-ball resurgence in the WTC.
The rising star of England, Harry Brook has made a significant impact early in his career. With 4 awards in just 24 matches, he boasts one of the best awards-to-matches ratios in WTC history.
India’s only entrant on the list, Ravindra Jadeja, the world’s top-ranked Test all-rounder, has earned 4 Player of the Match awards across 42 WTC matches.
Australia’s reliable opener Usman Khawaja has stood tall in pressure situations, earning 4 awards in 43 matches during the WTC cycles.
One of the most consistent run-getters in recent times, Marnus Labuschagne has picked up 4 Player of the Match awards in 53 WTC matches, showcasing his value in Australia’s middle order.
A legend of modern-day Test cricket, Steve Smith continues to leave his mark. He has won 4 Player of the Match awards in 55 WTC matches, often steering Australia out of trouble with masterclass batting.
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