Ashwin has always been the best player and he has proved it repeatedly by his performances.

In his debut Test match against West Indies in 2011, he took 3 wickets in the first innings and an impressive 6-wicket haul in the third innings, setting a strong foundation for his career.

Another remarkable performance came against New Zealand in 2012, where Ashwin took a total of 12 wickets, with 6 wickets in each innings, leading India to a comprehensive victory.

In 2015, facing South Africa, Ashwin contributed significantly with 5 wickets in the first innings and an exceptional spell of 7 wickets in the fourth innings, helping India secure a 124-run victory.

One of Ashwin's best-ever bowling performances occurred against New Zealand in 2016, where he claimed 13 wickets in the match.

He took 6 wickets in the first innings and a remarkable 7 wickets in the second innings, playing a crucial role in India's triumph by 324 runs.

These performances illustrate Ashwin's skill, consistency, and ability to deliver under pressure.

So if he would have given chance to play in WTC then he could have showed his potential.