No Bangladeshi at Cricinfo's Anniversary

This is the 11th edition of the CricInfo Awards. Ten people were declared winners in ten categories. There are no names from Australian, India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, but no Bangladeshi cricketer in the list of prize winners. In the beginning, batting in three types of cricket and the best performance of bowling has been selected by the website.
In the beginning, batting in three types of cricket and the best performance of bowling has been selected by the website. Later, the best performer, elected by the jury board, comprised former cricketers, commentators and senior editors of Cricinfo.

The jury was included in Australia's Ian Chappell, West Indies's Courtney Walsh, Ramiz Raj of Pakistan, Darren Kalin of South Africa, Ajit Agarkar of India and CrickEf's Senior Editor Mark Nicholson.
One of the best batting awards in the ODIs has been won by Pakistan's Champions Trophy winner Fakhar Zaman. Pakistan opener unbeaten 114 runs in the final against India It was the only fourth ODI in his career.

Similarly, Pakistan's best bowling performance has also been awarded. Mohammad Amir has won the Best Bowling Awar.
In the Champions Trophy final, took three wickets for 16 runs. India's batting lineup broke down in his bowling attack.

Twenty-two batting awards won by West Indies's Evelyn Lewis He got the award due to an innings of 125 not out against India in the knockout of 125 not out. In this format, the prize has been won by Indian spinner Yuzhbendra Chahal. In Bangalore, 6 wickets for 25 runs against England That's the reward for him.England women's cricket captain Heather Knight won the best captain award He has left behind captain Steve Smith, Indian captain Virat Kohli and Pakistan captain Sarfaraz Ahmed. England won the ICC Women's World Cup title last year. The captain of the team was Heather Knight.
Indian spinner Kuldeep Yadav has been selected as Debutant of the Year. He took Pakistan spinner Shadab Khan back Associate Bowling Performance of the Year was selected by leggie Rashid Khan of Afghanistan. Scotland's Kyle Koetzer won the Associate Batting Award.Mitchell Johnson, Sachin Tendulkar and Lasith Malinga have won three times before the Cricinfo Award. And Dale Steyn, Virender Sehwag, Shahid Afridi, Stuart Broad and Virat Kohli have won twice.T-Twenty Bowling Winner: Yuzhbendra Chahal (India)
Associate Batting Performance of the Year: Kyle Koetzer (Scotland)
Associate Bowling Performance of the Year: Rashid Khan (Afghanistan)
T-Twenty Bowling Winner: Yuzhbendra Chahal (India)
Associate Batting Performance of the Year: Kyle Koetzer (Scotland)
Associate Bowling Performance of the Year: Rashid Khan (Afghanistan)