Here’s the complete list of award winners of 25 different categories for the 2018-19 season.
| Sr. No. | AWARD | WINNER | PERFORMANCE | |
| 1 | COL. C.K. NAYUDU LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD | Krishnamachari Srikkanth | Citation, trophy and cheque for Rs. 25 lakhs | In 43 Test Scored 2062 Runs @29.88 With 2 Centuries And 12 Half Centuries, 123 HS In 146 ODI Scored 4091 Runs @29.01 With 4 Centuries AndD 27 Half Centuries, HS 123 |
| 2 | BCCI LIFE TIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD FOR WOMEN | Anjum Chopra | Citation, trophy and cheque for Rs. 25 lakhs | In 12 Test Scored 548 Runs @ 30.44 WithH 4 Half Centuries, 98 HS In 127 ODI 2856 Runs Scored @31.38 With 1 Century And 18 Half Centuries, 100 HS In 18 T20 241 Runs Scored @17.21, 37* HS |
| 3 | BCCI SPECIAL AWARD | Dilip Doshi | Citation, trophy and cheque for Rs. 15 lakhs each | In 33 Test 129 Runs Scored and 114 Wickets taken @30.71, BB 6 FOR 102 In 15 ODI 9 Runs Scored And 22 Wickets taken @23.81,BB 4 FOR 30 |
| 4 | DILIP SARDESAI AWARD – HIGHEST RUN GETTER IN TEST CRICKET- 2018-19 | Cheteshwar Pujara | Trophy and cheque for Rs. 2 lakhs | In 8 matches 677 runs @52.07 with 3 centuries and 2 half centuries, HS 193 |
| 5 | DILIP SARDESAI AWARD – HIGHEST WICKETS IN TEST CRICKET- 2018-19 | Jasprit Bumrah | Trophy and cheque for Rs. 2 lakhs | In 6 matches 34 wkts @14.02 with 3 5wkt haul, 6 for 27 being the BB |
| 6 | HIGHEST RUN GETTER IN ONE DAY INTERNATIONALS -2018-19- WOMEN | Smriti Mandhana | Trophy and cheque for Rs. 2 lakhs | In 6 matches 349 runs @69.80 with 3 half Centuries and 1 Century, HS 105 |
| 7 | HIGHEST WICKETS IN ONE DAY INTERNATIONALS – 2018-19 – WOMEN | Jhulan Goswami | Trophy and cheque for Rs. 2 lakhs | In 6 matches 11 wkts @16.36 with 1 4wkt haul. |
| 8 | POLLY UMRIGAR AWARD BEST INTERNATIONAL CRICKETER- MEN | Jasprit Bumrah | Citation, trophy and cheque for Rs. 15 lakhs each | Test vs Aus & WI 34 wickets from 6 matches, ODI: 31 wickets from 17 matches, ITT 8 wickets from 7 matches (1 October 2018 to 30 September 2019) |
| 9 | BEST INTERNATIONAL CRICKETER – WOMEN | Poonam Yadav | Citation, trophy and cheque for Rs. 15 lakhs each | WODI: 14 wickets from 8 matches WITT: 20 wickets from 15 matches, 1 October 2018 to 30 September 2019 |
| 10 | BEST INTERNATIONAL DEBUT – MEN | Mayank Agarwal | Trophy and cheque for Rs. 2 lakhs | In 9 Test matches scored 872 runs @67.07 with 3 Centuries and 3 Half Centuries, 243 HS |
| 11 | BEST INTERNATIONAL DEBUT- WOMEN | Shafali Verma | Trophy and cheque for Rs. 2 lakhs | In 9 T20 matches scored 222 runs @27.75 with 2 half centuries, HS 73 |
| 12 | LALA AMARNATH AWARD FOR THE BEST ALL-ROUNDER IN THE RANJI TROPHY, 2018-19 | Shivam Dube of Mumbai C A | Trophy and cheque for Rs. 5 lakhs | 632 runs @52.67 in 8 matches with 2 centuries and 3 half centuries. 23 wkts @23.21 with 7/53 as BB |
| 13 | LALA AMARNATH AWARD FOR THE BEST ALL-ROUNDER IN DOMESTIC LIMITED-OVERS COMPETITIONS, 2018-19 | Nitish Rana of DDCA | Trophy and cheque for Rs. 5 lakhs | 443 runs@49.22 in 10 matches with 1 century and 3 half centuries. 8 wkts @27.50 with 2/9 as BB |
| 14 | MADHAVRAO SCINDIA AWARD – HIGHEST RUN GETTER IN THE RANJI TROPHY IN 2018-19 | Milind Kumar of Sikkim C A | Trophy and cheque for Rs. 2.5 lakhs | 1331 runs @121 in 8 matches with 6 centuries in cluding 2 double centuries and 4 half centuries . |
| 15 | MADHAVRAO SCINDIA AWARD – HIGHEST WICKET-TAKER IN THE RANJI TROPHY IN 2018-19 | Ashutosh Aman of Bihar C A | Trophy and cheque for Rs. 2.5 lakhs | 68 wkts @1.9 with 5 ten wkts in a match and 9 five wkts in an innings in 7 matches |
| 16 | M.A. CHIDAMBARAM TROPHY – HIGHEST RUN GETTER IN (U23) COL. C K NAYUDU TROPHY IN 2018-19 | Manan Hingrajia of Gujarat C A | Trophy and cheque for Rs. 1.50 Lakhs | 872runs @67.08 in 10 Matches with 3 centuries and 3 half centuries. |
| 17 | M.A. CHIDAMBARAM TROPHY – HIGHEST WICKET-TAKER IN (U23) COL. C K NAYUDU TROPHY IN 2018-19 | Sidak Singh of Cricket Association of Pondicherry | Trophy and cheque for Rs. 1.50 Lakhs | 63 wickets @ 2.5 with 1 ten wkts and 4 five wkts. in an innings in 8 matches. |
| 18 | M.A. CHIDAMBARAM TROPHY – HIGHEST RUN GETTER IN (U19) COOCH BEHAR TROPHY IN 2018-19 | Vathsal Govind of Kerala C A | Trophy and cheque for Rs. 1.50 Lakhs | 1235 runs @ 123.5 in 8 matches with 5 centuries including 1 triple century, and 6 half centuries. |
| 19 | M.A. CHIDAMBARAM TROPHY – HIGHEST WICKET-TAKER IN (U19) COOCH BEHAR TROPHY IN 2018-19 | Apurva Anand of Bihar Cricket Association | Trophy and cheque for Rs. 1.50 Lakhs | 62 wickets @ 10.54 with 8 five wkts. in an innings in 8 matches |
| 20 | JAGMOHAN DALMIYA TROPHY – HIGHEST RUN GETTER IN (U16) VIJAY MERCHANT TROPHY IN 2018-19 | Aryan Hooda of Jharkhand State C A | Trophy and cheque for Rs. 1.50 Lakhs | 903 runs @ 75.25 in 9 matches with 4 centuries and 1 half century. |
| 21 | JAGMOHAN DALMIYA TROPHY – HIGHEST WICKET-TAKER IN (U16) VIJAY MERCHANT TROPHY IN 2018-19 | Abhishek Yadav of Jharkhand State C A | Trophy and cheque for Rs. 1.50 Lakhs | 46 wickets @ 1.8 with 4 five wkts. in an innings in 9 matches. |
| 22 | JAGMOHAN DALMIYA TROPHY – BEST WOMAN CRICKETER (SR DOMESTIC) OF 2018-19 (SR WOMEN ONE DAY) | Deepti Sharma of Cricket Association of Bengal | Trophy and cheque for Rs. 1.50 Lakhs | 487 runs @ 69.57 in 11 matches with 2 centuries and 2 half century. (SWOD) |
| 23 | JAGMOHAN DALMIYA TROPHY – BEST WOMAN CRICKETER (JR DOMESTIC) OF 2018-19 | Shafali Verma of Haryana C A | Trophy and cheque for Rs. 1.50 Lakhs | Overall she scored 1923 runs @ 46.90 in 46 matches with 7 centuries and 5 half century including One Day and T20 (She played Senior, U23, U19) |
| 24 | BEST UMPIRE IN DOMESTIC CRICKET IN 2018-19 | Virender Sharma | Trophy and cheque for Rs. 1.50 Lakhs | |
| 25 | BEST PERFORMANCE IN BCCI DOMESTIC TOURNAMENTS OF 2018-19 | Vidarbha C A | MEMENTO | Winner – Ranji Trophy, Men U23 One Day, Vinoo Mankad Trophy, Irani Cup, Runner Up – Cooch Behar Trophy |
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