Dubai: Sensation of Indian Teen Teen Shafali Verma and All-Rounder Sneh Rana on Wednesday was nominated for the ‘Player’ Player ‘ICC award for June after their standout performances in the ongoing series against England.
In addition to the Indian duo, Sophie Ecclestone’s English left arm spinner has also been nominated for honor in the category of women.
Nomination among men is the New Zealand Batsman Devon Conway and Pacer Kyle Jamieson along with South Africa Wicketkeeper Quinton de Kock.
Shafali is 17 years old, who has impressed everyone in the shortest format of the game, making an amazing debut of the test against England and named a match player in the Bristol match.
Flamboyan teens became the first and fourth Indian women from any country who scored half a century in the second innings debut test, scored 96 and 63.
The first inner score was the highest by a Indian woman on debut.
He also aggregated 59 running in two odi against India at a strike rate of 85.50.
The All-Rounder Rana also has an impressive test debut in Bristol with an unbeaten from 154 shipments that help India prevent defeat against England after they were followed up.
Previously in the match, he was finished with four for 131, accounting for the opening was determined well Tammy Beaumont and Amy Jones.
He also took one for 43 in ODI against the same side.
The English left arm spinner Ecclestone is the most successful bowler in one-time test opponent in India, finishing with one match eight for 206 for an average of 25.75.
The 22-year-old child ensnared four numbers in each trial match.
He also had three in each of the two ODIs who followed during the month, the six numbers came on average of 12.16 and the economic level of 3.65.
Among the male nominations, Conway destroyed the double century on the debut of the test in God in June.
He followed him with half a century in the next two tests, including the final of the ICC world test championship, to collect 379 running at an average of 63.16.
De Kock was finished as a player from the series against West Indies, noting unbeaten 141 on the first test and 96 on the second test for aggregate 237 running at an average of 118.50.
Jamieson is a match player in the final of the world test championship against India in Southampton, finishing with the number seven for 61.
He fired Indian captain Virat Kohli in both Inning, while the other scalp included Rohit Sharma, Cheteshwar Pujara and Rishabh Pant.
He played two tests during the month, finishing with 10 numbers on average of 17.40.