From Travis Head to Annabel Sutherland, a full list of award winners

On Monday (3 February), Cricket Australia was awarded a prize for the best performance from 2024. Travis Head won the Allan Border medal, while Annabel was awarded the Belinda Clarak medal.

The first prize of the night is Betty Wilson Young Lreck for this year. It was given to Chloe Ainsworth for its amazing offers in 2024. The 19 -year -old girl ignited the stage on WBBL, as she chose 12 texts in 18.58 and also got 10 share in WNCL.

Sam Constas won the Pradman Young General Crack

The opening match of Young Australia Cricket Sam Konstas Pradman Young, the Crick player for this year, won his championships with the bats. The opening mixture of the team appeared for the team in the Gavaskar 2024-25 border Cup and hit half a century in the first appearance.

The Best Women’s Player Award went to Georgia Fall. She appeared for the first time in the Australian National Cricket team after her impressive performance in the local cricket game. 566 was recorded in 12 floors in 56.6, including two centuries in the National Crystate Association. It was also decent in WBBL.

Beau Webster was named the title of Best Men’s Player of the Year. The round was exceptional in the SHIELD championship, where only the second player became 900 races and took 30 share in the Sheffield Shield season. He also continued to appear for the first time in Australia in tests during the Gavascar Cup 2024-25

The best ODI players for the year went to Ashley Gardner for its consistency all the time. She recorded 385 in 38.50, including the first hundreds of hundred and two of the fifties, and was the leader in the field of its team in the coordination of the fifty. With the ball, the second top of the wikit was with 23 share in 15.52.

Travis Head wins the Best Odi Player award alongside Alan’s border medal

Andrew McDonald Travis Hed with Border Medal Alan in Sri Lanka …

A standard reaction from the head also 👍 #Auscricketawards pic.twitter.com/vnduchjsqy

– 7cricket (@7cricket) February 3, 2025

Travis Head won the ODI Player Award for the year after receiving the largest number of votes. The Left-Hander beat Alex Carey, Steve Smith and Xavier Bartlett to win. The mixture played great roles from 154 against England in Trent Bridge and was also fit with the ball, taking four watcies.

The Shin Warren Men’s Award for General Player went to Pacer Josh Hazlewood. Premier Paceer received the test award with 20 votes and overcame Travis Head with one vote. Paceer chose 30 share in only 13.16 in tests against the West Indies, New Zealand and India.

Adam Zamba was crowned as T20i player in Australia. Travis Head returned only three votes to win the award. The Leg-SPINNER was the main lead of his team as he had 35 share (14 more than others, Marcus Stoyens, with 21.2) in 17.2 and the economy rate is 7.72 in 21 games he played for the team.

Beth Moni won the T20i Women’s Cricket Award, and this was for the third time in her career that she won the award. 618 runs recorded a 130 -hunger strike, including five centuries in the games that were played in 2024

The biggest award of Cricket Australia, Alan The border medal, went to Travis Head for his exceptional effort with bats throughout the year. He received 208 votes to win the award, while Josh Hazliowood received 158 votes.

On the other hand, Annabel Sarland won the Bellinda Clark medal. She won the award with 168 votes because it was exceptional throughout the year.

2025 Belinda Clark Award goes to … Annabel Sutherland!#Auscricketawards pic.twitter.com/tgch51e0uf

– 7cricket (@7cricket) February 3, 2025

A full list of award winners at Cricket Australia Awards

• Betty Wilson Young Cricketer of the year: Chloe Ainsworth

• Pradman Young Cricket Award for the year: Sam

• Best Players of Women’s General Award: Georgia is complete

• Best Men’s Player Award: Bo Webster

• ODI Best Player Award for the year: Ashley Gardner

• ODI Player Award for Men: Travis Heid

• Shin Warren test player for men in the year: Josh Hazlood

Community Impact Award: Cameron Green

• T20i player for men: Adam Zamba

• T20 player for women per year: Beth Moni

• Weber WBL 10 players (players) from the championship award: Jess Jonassen and Elisi Perry

• KFC BBL | 14 players (player) from the championship prize: Cooper Connolly and Jalin Maxwell

• Alan border medal: Travis Heid

• Bellinda Clark Prize: Annabel Sarland

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