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From Virat Kohli To Jasprit Bumrah : Indians To Win ICC Cricketer Of The Year Award From 2004-2024- Full List

The ICC Cricketer of the Year Awards, first introduced in 2004, have become a symbol of cricketing brilliance. Over the years, Indian cricketers have stood out in these prestigious categories, demonstrating their skill and dominance on the global stage.

Here's a look at the Indian players who have been honored with the ICC ODI and Test Cricketer of the Year awards.

ICC Cricketer Of The Year

Indian Cricketers to Win ICC ODI Cricketer of the Year (2004-2024)

2023 - Virat Kohli

Kohli earned the award for the second time in his illustrious career, further solidifying his position as one of the best in ODI cricket with his unmatched consistency and elegance.

2020 - Virat Kohli (Decade Award)

Kohli was recognized with a special award for his extraordinary contributions to ODI cricket throughout the 2010s, during which he accumulated an impressive 43 ODI centuries.

2019 - Rohit Sharma

Rohit won the award after his record-breaking World Cup campaign, where he scored five centuries, the most by any player in a single World Cup edition.

2018 - Virat Kohli

At the peak of his career, Kohli amassed runs across all formats and conditions, including stunning centuries against top-class bowling attacks.

2017 - Virat Kohli

Kohli had another exceptional year, leading from the front as both India's captain and top run-scorer in ODIs.

2012 - Virat Kohli

This was Kohli's breakthrough year in ODIs, with his iconic match-winning century against Pakistan in the Asia Cup establishing him as a key figure in Indian cricket.

2009 - MS Dhoni

Dhoni's leadership and finishing abilities with the bat earned him this award, showcasing his influence both tactically and with match-winning performances.

2008 - MS Dhoni

As a calm and calculated leader, Dhoni was instrumental in winning games for India, making him a deserving recipient of the award.

Indian Cricketers to Win ICC Test Cricketer of the Year (2004-2024)

2024 - Jasprit Bumrah

Bumrah received the accolade for his lethal pace and precision, which made him one of the most feared bowlers in Test cricket. His sensational return to form after an injury was crucial in his selection for this award.

2018 - Virat Kohli

Kohli's remarkable consistency in Test cricket, both at home and in challenging overseas conditions, stood out, particularly his incredible 593 runs during the England series.

2016 - Ravichandran Ashwin

Ashwin's all-round prowess, including his spin bowling, played a pivotal role in India's dominance in Test cricket, earning him the honor for his match-winning performances.

2010 - Virender Sehwag

Sehwag was awarded for his fearless and explosive batting that revolutionized Test cricket, earning him a reputation for scoring big and at a rapid pace.

2009 - Gautam Gambhir

Gambhir's solid opening partnerships, including his match-saving knock in Napier, played a key role in India's success, making him a worthy recipient of the award.

2004 - Rahul Dravid

Known as the "Wall" of Indian cricket, Dravid was one of the first players to win the ICC Test Cricketer of the Year award, thanks to his exceptional contributions as a middle-order batsman.

India's Legacy in ICC Awards

From Virat Kohli's run-scoring brilliance to MS Dhoni's strategic leadership and Jasprit Bumrah's pace prowess, Indian cricketers have left an indelible mark on the international cricketing landscape. With eight ODI Cricketer of the Year awards and six Test Cricketer of the Year awards, India continues to showcase its legacy of excellence in the sport.

Story first published: Monday, January 27, 2025, 19:13 [IST]
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