Canberra: Senior Pacer Mitchell Starc claimed the first medal of Allan Border while Ashleigh Gardner became the first adat to win the birthday of Belinda Clarke, the top two awards at the Cricket Australia (CA) award.
Starc is respected because of his strong appearance in the three game formats.
He was only a fifth bowler in 22 years to win awards.
Gardener also pocketed recognition for the first time.
He is the first traditional player to win the top gong in the cricket of Australian women.
“I have never dreamed of winning this award.
When I received a call I was really surprised,” Gardner told the Seven Channel.
“I’m still shocked.
To be the first person first to win this award is very special not only for me but for my family and nation too.” “I certainly grow both inside and outside the field and the maturity of the field has an impact on my geme.
What I want to do when I go with the ball or with the ball is to win for the team,” Gardener added.
The award was decided by the voting process for the period 2021-22.
The award-winning was decided by the voices of the players, referees and media representatives throughout the year.
The announcement came during a lunch break from a woman’s ash test that was ongoing here.
Starc, who took 43 numbers in all formats in a 12-month period, cut down Mitchell Marsh which was rounded with one voice.
Allan’s border medalist, for the first time! Congratulations, Mitchell Starc 👏 #AusCricketawards https://t.co/jdqlzi6Dos- Cricket Australia (@Cricketaus) 1643418820000 “I am not so sure what words will be said now.
It was a big surprise.
To see some of the names The name that has won it before, will need a little to sink.
Very honored to receive this award, “Starc said.
Gardner is the third highest running run scorer in Australia and the highest fifth goalkeeper in the voting period, scored 281 running an average of 35.10 which included four and a half a century while also claiming nine wickets.
He received 54 votes to win the birthday of Belinda Clark before Beth Mooney (47) and Alyssa Healy (39).
Ashleigh Gardner claims her first Belinda Clark award! Turning off 🖤💛❤️ #auscricketawards https://t.co/ec6VW299PM- Cricket Australia (@Cricketaus) 1643419900DIT is a double celebration for Starc because he also won this year’s ODI player.
He joined Pat Cummins, Mitchell Johnson, Brett Lee and Glenn McGrath as the only Bowler who was fast to win the upper award from the beginning of 2000.
Wicketkeeper’s star Dough Alyssa Hialy won awarded a female ODI player for the third time.
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https://t.co/TMRKPZQM1- Cricket Australia (@Cricketa) 1643418766000MARSH, which scored 627 runs from 21 T20IS, received 53 votes, in front of Pacer Josh Hazlewood (29 ) And Ashton Spinner Agar (26).
Beth Mooney won the second consecutive T20 player award.
With 13 votes, he finished in front of Tahlia McGrath (10) and Gardner (6).
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https://t.co/WbownDH7WA- Cricket Australia (@Cricketaus) 1643418501000Land of 2022 Australia Cricket Awards: Belinda Clark Award: Ashleigh Gardner (54 choices) Allan Border Medal : Mitchell Starc (107 votes) Male Test Players this year: Travis Head (12 votes) ODI Women’s Player this year: Alyssa Healy (13 choices) Player ODI Male: Mitchell Starc (15 choices) T20 Players: Beth Mooney (13 choices ) Men T20 Player of the Year: Mitchell Marsh (53 Choices) Women’s Domestic Players this year: Elyse Villani Male Domestic Player This year: Travis Head Betty Wilson Young Cricketer: Darcie Brown Bradman Young Cricketer: Team Ward Australia Cricket Hall of Fame Inductees: Justin Langer and Raelee Thompson