Bumrah becomes the first Indian to win the Sir Garfield Sobes Award for the male cricket of the year from Virat Kohli in 2018.
Indian maestro bowling, Jasprit Bumrah, was named Men International Crickket Council (ICC) Crixerer of the Year 2024, while the New Zealand versatile Amelia Kerr won the Cricket for Cricket for the Year.
Bumrah and Kerr won the Sir Garfield Sobers and Trophy trophy of Rachael Heyhoe Flint, because ICC appointed its best awards winners on Tuesday.
It was the second Bumrah Award in two days because he was also named the male test crisner crisner on Monday, while Kerr won the Criketer Criketer Award on Saturday.
Bumrah, who is also the Indian Vice President of the test, returned to the five -day format in late 2023. After a long absence due to a back injury.
The 31-year-old right hand arm was a leading carrier at the International Test Crite 2024, at the top of the 71 ladder, well clean from the second-placed Atkinson Pirate from England (52 in 11 games).
His bowling average during the year was a beautiful 14.92 and ended in 2024 with a strike for a year of only 30.1.
“I am truly honored to have received the Sir Garfield Sobers Award, and this recognition means so much to me,” Bumrah said after being appointed ICC male crisket of the year.
“I am grateful to the cricket fraternity for this gratitude, which I share with India, my family and my teammates. My focus remains for the team and endeavor to achieve our collective goals.
“The year 2024 was incredibly special – winning the ICC Male T20 World Cup 2024. On Barbados, and also contributed as much as I could in all three game formats.
“I dedicate this award to everyone who believed in me, the power of hard work and dreams, and bowlers around the world who continue to inspire and strive for excellence.”
Bumrah defeated the English bang of Harry Brook, Joe Roota, as well as the Mendis Kaminsa in Sri Lanka, to the award, which awarded the governing body of the game.
Smiri Mandhana achieved a double success for India because she was named a woman’s one -day international crisis of the year for the second time.
Open dough scored 747 runs, an average of 57.46 in the calendar year, while since 2018 she won her second ICC ODO prize.
“It is an immense joy and a matter of pride to represent my country at the highest level and gladly play a role in helping the team to succeed,” said Indian Vice President All-Format Mandhana.
“I want to dedicate this award to my teammates, coaches and families who have been absolute pillars of support to me.”
Afghanistan Azmatullah Omarzai won the Masca award after scoring 417 runs and took 17 Hickeke in the year.
The inappropriate Tempo Bowler Arshdeep Singh, who played a vital role in the Indian campaign for winning the T20 2024 World Cup, was named the male T20 cryrket of the year.
Singh was also involved in the All-Star T20 Tim of the Year, together with the compatriots Rohit Sharma, Hardik Pandya and Bumrah.
Sri Lankak Butter Kaminnda Mendis, who had a breakthrough year with a 1,451 ride in all formats, was declared male honoring honor, as South African priests Annerie Dercksen won the women’s category.
Congratulations to the elite players selected for the ICC male T20I that year 2024 🙌 pic.twitter.com/vapa6m1bt
– icc (@icc) 25. January 2025
Complete list of ICC awards 2024 winners
Male crisquet of the year: Jasprit Bumrah (India)
Women’s Crushket of the Year: Amelia Kerr (New Zealand)
Male Test Cricket of the Year: Jasprit Bumrah (India)
Male Play the Criter of the Year: Azmatullah Omarzai (Afghanistan)
Women’s Play Criterk: Smirk Mandhana (India)
Male T20 Crkets of the Year: Arshdeep Singh (India)
Women’s T20 Crket of the Year: Amelia Kerr (New Zealand)
Male cricket of the year in the emergence: Mendis Camins (Sri Lanka)
Women’s Cricket of the Year of the Emergency: Annerie Dercksen (South Africa)
Male Crown Professor of the Year: Gerhard Erasmus (Namibia)
Women’s Associate of the Cricket of the Year: Esha Oza (UAE)
Judge of the Year: Richard Illingworth (England)
