Nominees revealed for T20WC Aramco Player of the Tournament

Four standout performers are in the running to be named Aramco Player of the Tournament at the ICC Women's T20 World Cup.

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Ellyse Perry (Australia)

185 runs @ 46.25
Four wickets @ 7.50

Perry has been a standout during Australia's unbeaten run to the final, with the talented all-rounder collecting three Aramco Player of the Match awards along the way.

The first of those came against Bangladesh in Leeds when Perry collected two key wickets and added an unbeaten 19* to ensure the Aussies registered a comfortable nine-wicket victory.

Perry then picked up back-to-back Player of the Match awards against Pakistan and India on the back of consecutive half-centuries, ensuring Australia entered the title decider with their unbeaten run intact.

Smriti Mandhana (India)

205 runs @ 41

Mandhana started the T20 World Cup in superb fashion, with the left-hander scoring consecutive half-centuries to help India prevail in victories over Pakistan and the Netherlands.

The 29-year-old also added a valuable innings of 38 at the top of the order in India's final group match against Australia, though it wasn't quite enough to help the side qualify for the semi-finals.

Danni Wyatt-Hodge (England)

294 runs @ 73.5

Wyatt-Hodge set the T20 World Cup alight with a magnificent century against Sri Lanka in the tournament opener in Birmingham and then peeled off another two half-centuries to be the leading run-scorer at the event.

The 35-year-old has provided England with fast starts too during their unbeaten run into the final, with Wyatt-Hodge's runs coming at a good strike rate of 152.33 which sits just outside the top 10 at the entire tournament.

Marizanne Kapp (South Africa)

124 runs @ 31
Eight wickets @ 14.37

Kapp made valuable contributions during South Africa's run to the knockout stages and none more so than against India when she collected the Player of the Match award.

The all-rounder picked up two valuable wickets with the ball, before guiding the Proteas' run chase home with an excellent innings of 81* that put South Africa in the box seat for semi-final qualification.

Kapp registered a wicket in every one of South Africa's fixtures at the tournament apart from the game against the Netherlands in Bristol, highlighting the consistency of the 36-year-old in all facets of the game.