Minhas emerged as one of Pakistan’s standout performers in the tournament, playing a key role in the team’s title-winning campaign with significant contributions with both bat and ball.
The all-rounder, who made his ODI debut against Australia earlier this year, claimed nine wickets, including six against England, and scored 149 runs in five innings at an average of 29.80.
His most impressive performance came against England, where he took six wickets for 40 runs and scored 59 runs. His bowling figures were reported as the second-best by a Pakistani bowler in an ODI on home soil.
Minhas continued his impressive form in the final against Sri Lanka, scoring an unbeaten 61 off just 31 balls to help Pakistan chase a target of 326 and lift the trophy. His all-round contributions throughout the competition also earned him the Player of the Series award.
South African all-rounder Marco Jansen has also been nominated following his outstanding performances in the Test series against Australia, which South Africa won 2-1.
Jansen’s most impressive display came in the second Test, where he scored 85 runs and claimed six wickets to help South Africa secure an innings-and-31-run victory.
He added another half-century and three wickets in the decisive third Test, helping South Africa complete their comeback in the series. His consistent performances also took him to the top of the ICC Men’s Test all-rounder rankings.
West Indies captain Shai Hope completes the nominations after an outstanding month with the bat in the ODI and T20I series against India.
Hope scored an unbeaten 162 in the third ODI in New Chandigarh, guiding West Indies to a successful chase of 352 — the highest successful run chase by the team in the format.
He carried that form into the five-match T20I series, scoring two centuries, including an unbeaten 102 off 50 balls in the fourth match.