Cricket West Indies has congratulated all-rounder Jason Holder on his selection to the 2026 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Team of the Tournament.
The 34-year-old claimed 10 wickets and scoring 141 runs at the tournament which concluded last week.
Holder said he was proud of the achievement and feels that his game is in a good place.
“This is a proud moment and achievement in what was really my first full T20 World Cup, as surprising as it may sound. I just felt like everything for me was in alignment,” he said.
“My game is in a good place, I kept things simple, lived in the moment and contributed whenever the team needed me.”
CWI Director of Cricket, Miles Bascombe, acknowledged Holder’s impact on the team and praised his performances throughout the tournament.
“Jason’s impact on the team and its performance during the tournament was undeniable. His selection to the Team of the Tournament is richly deserved and reflects the quality, experience and composure he continues to bring to West Indies cricket,” he said.
“His ability to influence games with both bat and ball, particularly in key moments, speaks to his value and his leadership. We are extremely proud of his performances and the role they played in the team’s success this year, but also what those performances represented for West Indies cricket on a whole.”
