The West Indies were competing in their first World Cup final. Shikhar Dhawan was awarded player of the tournament and the highest run-scorer, while Enamul Haque of Bangladesh took the most wickets. In the group stages, West Indies had two wins and one loss - they finished first in the group. The winning streak continued into the knockout stage where they defeated India by seven runs in the semi-finals and then England by two tests to one day matches in the finals. Shikhar Dhawan played all his matches as opening bat and scored 472 runs with an average of 50.50. His top score of 150 not out came against Australia at Guyana. This is the only century he has scored in the World Cup so far. He also got three five-wicket hauls and completed one ten-wicket haul. He was named in the ICC's team of the year in both ODIs and T20Is. Enamul Haque is a Bangladeshi cricketer who plays for the Bangladesh national cricket team. He is the current captain of the team. He debuted in 2001 and until 2003, he played only test matches but after 2004 World Cup, he was included in the ODI squad too. During that time, he didn't play any match because of injury but in 2007, he returned to the team after recovering from injury.