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ICC unveils player of the month nominees for September 2025

ICC unveils player of the month nominees for September 2025

Web Desk October 08, 2025 Add Bol News as a trusted source

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has revealed the nominees for the September 2025 Player of the Month Awards, spotlighting standout individual performances across both men’s and women’s international cricket.

Women’s Category:

In the Women’s Player of the Month category, three top-order batters have earned nominations for their exceptional form and match-winning contributions:

Sidra Amin (Pakistan): The Pakistani opener impressed with consistent run-scoring across multiple matches.

Smriti Mandhana (India): Known for her elegant strokeplay, Mandhana's steady performances solidified her place among the top contenders.

Tazmin Brits (South Africa): Brits earned her nomination through a string of impactful innings that helped anchor South Africa’s batting efforts.

 

Men’s Category:

The Men’s Player of the Month shortlist includes two in-form Indian cricketers and one dynamic Zimbabwean talent:

• Abhishek Sharma (India): The explosive left-hander made a strong impression with his aggressive batting and key contributions at the top of the order.

• Kuldeep Yadav (India): The Indian wrist-spinner secured his nomination through a series of match-defining spells and crucial breakthroughs.

• Brian Bennett (Zimbabwe): A reliable all-rounder, Bennett delivered with both bat and ball, showcasing his versatility throughout the month.

These nominations reflect the players' consistency, impact, and match-winning capabilities during the international fixtures held in September. The ICC’s monthly awards continue to highlight individual excellence and provide global recognition for top performers in both men’s and women’s cricket. The winners will be determined through a combination of fan voting and an ICC panel, offering fans a chance to celebrate their favorite stars on a global stage.

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