Dubai: England Spinner Sophie Ecclestone waves the sensation of Batting Indian Teen Shafali Verma and All-Rounder Sneh Rana to become an ICC player this month for June, while the opening of New Zealand Devon Conway pocketed honor in the category.
Ecclestone’s left arm spinner thus became the second British woman to win award after Tammy Beaumont, which was named in February.
Ecclestone, annual annual ICC player award winner in 2018, is the most successful bowler in the one-time test against India in Bristol, where he finished with the eight goal Haul.
He also won three of each of them in two odi who followed.
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After several periods where we have played the three formats, so it feels good to be recognized for my appearance in the test and white ball series , “said Ecclestone in the ICC release.
“We are happy as a team of how we performed across this series.
We want to win a test match but hopefully we can reach multi-format series.” These are all important preparations for the ICC World Cup women in New Zealand, when we will defend the title that we won in 2017, and we felt in a decent place as a team, “he added.
The open appetizer, Verma has been nominated for the efforts of ‘Match Players ’96 and 63 on his test debut in the match once against England and some went useful in the next two ODIS.
While the shutter show during the period included 80 who was sandy in the second half to prevent defeat in Bristol, he chose to rise in four goals too.
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T He left-hander has broken the solid double century on his debut against England in God, following up In his two centuries in the next two matches, including in the World Test Championship (WTC) Final against India in Southampton.
Conway won awards ahead of the team-mate Kyle Jamieson, who was a ‘match player’ in the WTC final, with the South African Quinton de Kock, another candidate for his good show on the Indian tour.
“I really feel honored to win this award.
That I have accepted it for my appearance in the cricket test making it special,” Conway said.
“Printing a double century in God is a dream come true for me and can also contribute to our victory over India in the final of the ICC world test championship is something I know I will proudly look back in the years.”