Star Batter Travis Head was appointed winner of the prestigious Border Medal of Allan for the best Australian male Cricket player, while the young General Annabel Sutherland received the Belinda Clark medal at the Australian Cricket Held Australian awards here on Monday. Head, who had an exceptional year in the three formats with 1,427 races since the beginning of the voting period, received 208 votes to ensure superior honor, surpassing Josh Hazlewood (158 votes) and Pat Cummins (147 votes).
“It is quite difficult to believe. It has been a good year. Very happy to have fit, play a role and luck of having been able to play all the formats. It is a pleasant achievement, and I will enjoy it,” Head said in an engraved interview by Galle.
The 31 -year -old boss also took home the Men’s Odi Player of the Year Award and ended second at the Twenty20 awards and year player.
Head won Odi’s honors despite appearing in just five of the 11 hate that Australia played during the eligibility period. His outstanding interpretation, including a magnificent 154 that do not contract against England in Trent Bridge, helped him overcome Alex Carey, Steve Smith and Xavier Bartlett for the Superior Prize.
For Sutherland, it was a first prize of Australian Cricket, which occurred a few days after his century of single test at the MCG, becoming the first woman to make a ton in that field.
The 23 -year -old all -year -old began the 12 -month voting period with an impressive 210 against South Africa in the Waca and then obtained its third century, a brilliant 163 in the ashes.
Sutherland received 168 votes, surpassing Ashleigh Gardner (143 votes) and Beth Mooney (115 votes) to win the Belinda Clark medal.
“Quite surreal. Winning an award that bears Belinda Clark is quite special,” said Sutherland.
Australia’s pacemakers, Josh Hazlewood, claimed the male test prize of the year. He marked his first Australian prize of Crickt, with Hazlewood taking 30 WICKETS only 13.16 in evidence against the Western Indies, New Zealand and India.
The young cryket player Sam Konstas, who made an impressive debut at 19 during the Boxing Day test of the Border-Gavaskar trophy against India, was appointed young Cricket player of the year. Konstas scored 113 races in the last two tests, including 60 of 65 memorable debut balls.
It became an instant sensation after demolishing the Star India Jasprit Bumrah pacemakers, who had been a threat to Australian batters throughout the five-test series, which Australia finally won 3-1.
Although the awards night was devoid of the stars, since they were busy in the series of ongoing tests in Sri Lanka, the SUV Mitchell Marsh stole the center of attention with a hilarious anecdote of Bumrah that had the audience in stitches in the Casino de la Corona here.
“My little nephew, Ted, is four years old. We played the back of the backyard the other day, and entered with the action of Bumrah … and the nightmare continues,” Marsh joked.
In other awards, Ashleight Gardner was appointed female hate player of the year after finishing as the main scorer of Australia in the format with 385 races. Beth Mooney was crowned player T20 of the year for the third time, after having scored 618 races during the voting period.
The leg spinner Adam Zampa won the male player T20I of the year after taking 35 Wickts in 21 T20i, overcoming his head by three votes. Cameron Green received the community impact award for his efforts to raise awareness about kidney disease.
The awards ceremony also saw Michael Clarke, Michael Bevan and Christina Matthews induced in the Cricket Australian Hall of Fame.
Other winners included Beau Webster and Georgia Voll, who won the domestic player of men and women of the year, and Chloe Ainsworth, who was named a young Cricket player of the year. Glenn Maxwell and Cooper Connolly were appointed joint winners of the BBL player of the tournament, while Ellyse Perry and Jess Jonasen shared the WBBL Award of the Tournament Award.
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