Glenn Maxwell to Hardik Pandya: Flopped in IPL, players who can light up T20 World Cup 2024

Mitchell Marsh averaged 15.25 in the four matches he played in IPL 2024 for Delhi Capitals but he got injured and then was ruled out. As the Australian captain, Marsh won his side a game in a massive chase in New Zealand and expected to continue from where he left off in the T20 World Cup

Hardik Pandya had a tumultuous time in the IPL as the captain of the Mumbai Indians. Obviously, the off-field issues affected Hardik both as a player and as a captain but come the World Cup, India's best all-rounder should be ready to go

Liam Livingstone had a quiet season with the bat for the Punjab Kings, scoring just 111 runs in 7 matches. However, as a finisher, Livingstone has had an effect for England at No 6 and could be the game-changer for them yet again

Tim David, another poor performer for Mumbai Indians, had a stop-start season where he promised a lot but couldn't perform consistently. David will be the designated finisher for Australia

Captain of South African team, Aiden Markram didn't have a great IPL season as per his standards for Sunrisers Hyderabad despite several opportunities and he is expected to be the mainstay in his team's middle order

250 runs in 11 matches is below-average for a player of Quinton de Kock's calibre and quality and the South African will be keen to turn it around in the T20 World Cup, which could be his last for the national side

Alzarri Joseph, the West Indies vice-captain, didn't have a great run for RCB in the few games he played but knowing the conditions at home and with extra responsibility, the right-arm pacer will lead the attack for his side

52 runs in 10 matches, it was as poor as IPL season as it could get for an overseas player but Glenn Maxwell just finds ways to put himself together on the biggest stage and it will not be a surprise if he wins Australia a game or two on his own

Anrich Nortje has been having a forgettable return to competitive cricket from his 8-month layoff. Nortje suffered pasting at the hands of batters at the death in the IPL and even against West Indies too, he wasn't at his best. However, playing in the big tournament as seen the best of Nortje in the past and SA head coach hopes for the same too

Azmatullah Omarzai in his first season of the IPL was in and out of the Gujarat Titans squad and despite those poor returns, he will be a key member of Afghanistan side in the T20 World Cup