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India Test and ODI captain Rohit Sharma was named the ‘Men’s International Cricketer of the Year’, while former head coach Rahul Dravid was conferred with the ‘Lifetime Achievement Award’ at the CEAT Cricket Rating Awards 2023-24 in Mumbai on Wednesday.
Virat Kohli was named the ‘Men’s ODI Batter of the Year’ while Mohammed Shami, the highest wicket-taker at the 2023 ODI World Cup with 24 scalps, was named the ‘ODI Bowler of the Year’.
Yashasvi Jaiswal, who scored 712 runs against England during the five-Test series this year, was named the ‘Men’s Test Batter of the Year’, while off-spinner R Ashwin was named the ‘Men’s Test Bowler of the Year’.
BCCI secretary Jay Shah, who was awarded for excellence in sports administration, said that the Indian teams will look to clinch more trophies.
“As I told you in Rajkot, that we are going to hoist our flag in Barbados, and our captain did that. If we have the blessings of 1.4 billion people, then we can do the same in the Champions Trophy, World Test Championship final and the Women’s T20 World Cup,” he said.
R Sai Kishore, who led Tamil Nadu to the Ranji Trophy final last season, was named the ‘Domestic cricketer of the Year’.
New Zealand’s Tim Southee was given the ‘Men’s T20I Bowler of the Year’ award while England’s Phil Salt was adjudged the ‘Best Batter of the Year’ in the shortest format.
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More ShortsIndia women’s team skipper Harmanpreet Kaur was presented with a memento for leading the country in most matches in T20I history, while her deputy Smriti Mandhana was adjudged the ‘Women’s Indian Batter of the Year’.
Deepti Sharma was named the ‘Indian Bowler of the Year’.
Opening batter Shafali Verma was presented with a memento for scoring the fastest double century in women’s Test cricket — a feat which she achieved off 194 balls against South Africa in the Chennai Test earlier this year.
Shreyas Iyer, who captained Kolkata Knight Riders to their third IPL title earlier this year, was also presented with a memo for ‘outstanding leadership’.
List of Award winners
| No. | Award | Winner |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Lifetime Achievement Award | Rahul Dravid |
| 2 | Men’s International Cricketer of the Year | Rohit Sharma |
| 3 | Men’s ODI Batter of the year | Virat Kohli |
| 4 | Men’s ODI Bowler of the year | Mohammad Shami |
| 5 | Men’s Test Batter of the year | Yashashvi Jaiswal |
| 6 | Men’s Test Bowler of the year | Ravichandran Ashwin |
| 7 | Men’s T20I Batter of the year | Phil Salt |
| 8 | Men’s T20I Bowler of the year | Tim Southee |
| 9 | Domestic Cricketer of the Year | Sai Kishore |
| 10 | Women’s Indian Batter of the Year | Smriti Mandhana |
| 11 | Women’s Indian Bowler of the Year | Deepti Sharma |
| 12 | Memento – Most matches as a captain in Women’s T20I history | Harmanpreet Kaur |
| 13 | Memento for Outstanding Leadership for IPL | Shreyas Iyer |
| 14 | Memento for Fastest Double Century in Women’s Test | Shafali Verma |
| 15 | Award for Excellence in Sports Administration | Jay Shah |