ICC World T20 2014: 3 players who can win it for their team

The International Cricket Council in 2007 staged an event which they thought wouldn't work out. The first time it was held, the trophy went to the team from India. Yuvraj Singh certainly blew away everyone with his phenomenal performances.The second time it was held in England and Pakistan clinched the title with a goodall round performance. The third time, it was won by the English. Paul Collongwood and his men finally took home some silverware. That year we could see the best of Kevin Pietersen.2012 was a roller coaster ride for the West Indies. With T20 specialists in the team like Dwayne Bravo and Kieron Pollard, they went to on to clinch the title. This time too the World T20 gives many a cricketer a chance to fire. Let's look at 3 cricketers who can really change the tidein favour of their team.

#3 Mohammed Hafeez

Mohammed Hafeez is certainly one of the world's best all rounders today. He leads from the front always. He opens the bowling and sometimes the batting too. His batting would be really crucial for Pakistan this time as they do not have a set batting line up.

His bowling at the front is quite phenomenal as he gives less than a run per ball in the power play overs. His accurate and guile make life difficult for the opposition. His fielding too is very good which is surprising for a Pakistani. If his team were to fancy their chances, he'd have to play a big role.

#2 Aaron Finch

Aaron Finch is one of the most interesting players in world cricket today. His fiery batting at the top certainly gives Australia an edge. His 156 against England was proof as to how he can decimate any attack on his day. He had a fruitful series against India too. His fielding is also extremely good. And coupled with his part time off spin which is certainly not a push over. He's quite the package. And on his day, we'll never know what'll happen.

#1 Corey Anderson

Corey Anderson created quite a stir in world cricket when he scored the fastest one day century. He did it in just 36 balls. And then even in the series against India, he demolished and destroyed the bowlers. He is quite a powerful bloke and he can really strike it hard. When he hits it, it stays hit.

His athletic fielding and his bowling are additional asserts to an already blossoming game. He can be used as a pinch hitter or as a slogger. And his bowling is also not bad. He's not a typical medium fast bowler. He can bowl in the yorkers and slower balls at will. It'll be interesting as to see how New Zealand use him.