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Cricket NSW will celebrate the performances of their elite players next Thursday at the SCG during the 22nd Annual Awards night – and the finalists are in.
Players and dignitaries will gather at the iconic ground to celebrate the season that was, with the evening culminating in the crowning of the Belinda Clark and Steve Waugh medallists. Before the major gongs, winners will be announced for the Sydney Sixers and Sydney Thunder WBBL and BBL Players of the Tournament, the Michael Bevan One-Day Cup Player of the Tournament, WNCL Player of the Tournament and Sheffield Shield Player of the Tournament. The evening will also feature recognition of players that have made their debuts for the NSW Men’s and Women’s teams – the Blues and Breakers – this summer, as well as the retirement of Stephen O’Keefe and the three 100-match achievements for Moises Henriques.
22nd Cricket NSW Annual Awards – Finalists Alex Blackwell Medal for Sydney Thunder WBBL Player of the TournamentChamari Athapaththu, Samantha Bates, Marizanne Kapp, Phoebe LitchfieldMike Hussey Medal for Sydney Thunder BBL Player of the TournamentAlex Hales, Chris Green, Tanveer Sangha, Daniel SamsSydney Sixers WBBL Player of the TournamentLauren Cheatle, Ashleigh Gardner, Ellyse Perry, Chloe TryonSydney Sixers BBL Player of the TournamentBen Dwarshuis, Moises Henriques, Daniel Hughes, James VinceMichael Bevan One-Day Cup Player of the TournamentJack Edwards, Moises Henriques, Daniel Hughes, William SalzmannWNCL Player of the TournamentGeorgia Adams, Erin Burns, Sarah Coyte, Saskia Horley, Tahlia WilsonSheffield Shield Player of the TournamentOliver Davies, Jack Edwards, Chris Green, Chris TremainBelinda Clark MedalErin Burns, Lauren Cheatle, Hannah Darlington, Phoebe Litchfield, Tahlia WilsonSteve Waugh MedalOliver Davies, Jack Edwards, Daniel Hughes, Chris Tremain
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Cricket NSW, officially the New South Wales Cricket Association, is the governing body for cricket in New South Wales, Australia. Based at Sydney Olympic Park, it oversees the New South Wales Blues, New South Wales Breakers, Sydney Thunder, and Sydney Sixers.
