The ICC has named the nominees for the Player of the Month for November. Indian pace ace Jasprit Bumrah, Pakistan's speedster Haris Rauf and protea tall paceman Marco Jansen have been listed in the nominees list.

Indian stand-in captain Jasprit Bumrah has been terrific against Australia in the series opener in Perth. He rattled through the Aussies for only 104, his stellar 5/30 was the influence behind the wreak havoc.

In the fourth innings he picked up 3 wickets to defend a daunting total of 534 and helped his side get a thrashing 295-run victory in Perth.

Haris Rauf has played a pivotal role in Pakistan's historic ODI series victory in Australia, which is their first ODI victory in 22 years. The ace pacer finished the series as the top wicket-taker with 10 scalps at an economy rate of just five, helping Pakistan clinch the series by 2-1.

He continued the stellar form in the T20I's, bagging five wickets, including four-fer in the second T20I. He finished off the month picking up three more wickets against Zimbabwe. Overall 18 scalps across November.

Marco Jansen, 24, showcased his all-round brilliance throughout November. Against India in the T20I's Jansen picked up a wicket in each of the first three T20I's, including a 17-ball-54 in the third T20I and an unbeaten 29* in the fourth match.

Jansen’s best performance came in the first Test against Sri Lanka in Durban. He dismantled the Lankans with his career-best match figures of 11/86.

His inflammatory seven-wicket haul in the first innings helped bundle out Sri Lanka for just 42 - the second-lowest total in Tests in the 21st century. He then went for picking up four wickets in the second innings, helping the hosts get a commanding 233-run victory.