Abhishek Sharma (India): The world’s top-ranked T20I batter is seeking redemption after a poor start to the tournament. The southpaw is yet to start firing, but an explosive performance in the final could take the game away from New Zealand in the powerplay.

Finn Allen (New Zealand): Finn Allen enters the final as the most in-form player of the tournament. The New Zealand opener single-handedly took apart South Africa's bowling and secured the Kiwis' qualification to the final. With a century in 33 balls under his belt, the opener will be the key to New Zealand's success.

Jasprit Bumrah (India): Jasprit Bumrah once again showed why he is the best bowler in the world with his spell against England. With 499 runs scored in the match, Bumrah conceded just 14 off his crucial last two overs to win the game for India. Bumrah's battle with Finn Allen will be a key factor in deciding the final.

Rachin Ravindra (New Zealand): Rachin Ravindra's all-around ability could prove to be an X-factor for New Zealand in the final. The versatile all-rounder could be the anchor of the Kiwis innings, and his left-arm spin could be crucial in the middle overs.

Sanju Samson (India): Sanju Samson has come of age during the World Cup. The opener was initially dropped but has since impressed with match-winning performances in the knockout stage. Samson is India's most in-form player, and his innings will be the deciding factor in the final on March 8.