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BCCI Awards winners list

The BCCI Awards are a set of annual cricket awards by the Board of Control for Cricket in India. The awards recognize and honor the skills of the best Indian international and domestic cricketers for the past year. These awards were given for the first time in 2006-07.


Complete list of winners at the annual BCCI Awards since 2006.

2006–07

  • Polly Umrigar Award for international cricketer of the year: Sachin Tendulkar (trophy and Rs 500,000)
  • CK Nayudu Award for lifetime achievement: Nari Contractor (trophy and Rs 1.5 million)
  • Madhavrao Scindia Award for most runs in Ranji Trophy: Robin Uthappa (trophy and Rs 100,000)
  • Madhavrao Scindia Award for most wickets in Ranji Trophy: Ranadeb Bose (trophy and Rs 100,000)
  • Best Cricket Association of the Year for overall performance: Mumbai (trophy)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best Under-15 cricketer: Mandeep Singh (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best Under-17 cricketer: Ajay Rana (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best Under-19 cricketer: Ajinkya Rahane (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best Under-22 cricketer: Manoj Tiwary (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best woman cricketer: Jaya Sharma (trophy and Rs 50,000)

    • Other awards

  • Jhulan Goswami was awarded a trophy and a cheque for Rs one lakh for becoming the ICC Women's Cricketer of the Year 2007.
  • Anju Jain and Anjum Chopra were given a trophy each for winning the Arjuna Award in women's cricket for 2006 and 2007 respectively.

    • 2007–08

  • Polly Umrigar Award for international cricketer of the year: Virender Sehwag (trophy and Rs 500,000)
  • CK Nayudu Award for lifetime achievement: Gundappa Viswanath (trophy and Rs 1.5 million)
  • Madhavrao Scindia Award for most runs in Ranji Trophy: Cheteshwar Pujara (trophy and Rs 100,000)
  • Madhavrao Scindia Award for most wickets in Ranji Trophy: Sudeep Tyagi (trophy and Rs 100,000)
  • Best Cricket Association of the Year for overall performance: Maharashtra (trophy)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best Under-15 cricketer: Ankit Bawne (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best Under-17 cricketer: Mandeep Singh (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best Under-19 cricketer: Bhuvneshwar Kumar (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best Under-22 cricketer: Rahul Dewan (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best woman cricketer: Mithali Raj (trophy and Rs 50,000)

    • Other awards

  • Mahendra Singh Dhoni was handed a special award for winning the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna and the Padma Shri.
  • Harbhajan Singh was handed a special award for taking 300 Test wickets and winning the Padma Shri.

    • 2008–09

  • Polly Umrigar Award for international cricketer of the year: Gautam Gambhir (trophy and Rs 500,000)
  • CK Nayudu Award for lifetime achievement: Mohinder Amarnath (trophy and Rs 1.5 million)
  • Madhavrao Scindia Award for most runs in Ranji Trophy: Wasim Jaffer (trophy and Rs 100,000)
  • Madhavrao Scindia Award for most wickets in Ranji Trophy: Dhawal Kulkarni & Ravindra Jadeja (trophy and Rs 100,000)
  • Best Cricket Association of the Year for overall performance: Mumbai & Punjab (trophy)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best Under-16 cricketer: Chirag Khurana (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best Under-19 cricketer: Harpreet Singh (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best Under-22 cricketer: Neelkanth Das (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best woman cricketer: Reema Malhotra (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best woman junior cricketer: Poonam Raut (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • Best umpire: Amish Saheba (trophy and Rs 50,000)

    • Other awards

  • Rahul Dravid was handed a special award for taking the most catches.
  • Sachin Tendulkar was handed a special award for completing two decades of international cricket.

    • 2009–10

  • Polly Umrigar Award for international cricketer of the year: Sachin Tendulkar (trophy and Rs 500,000)
  • CK Nayudu Award for lifetime achievement: Salim Durani (trophy and Rs 1.5 million)
  • Madhavrao Scindia Award for most runs in Ranji Trophy: Manish Pandey (trophy and Rs 100,000)
  • Madhavrao Scindia Award for most wickets in Ranji Trophy: Abhimanyu Mithun (trophy and Rs 100,000)
  • Best Cricket Association of the Year for overall performance: Maharashtra (trophy)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best Under-16 cricketer: Baba Aparajith (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best Under-19 cricketer: Bhargav Merai (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best Under-22 cricketer: Natraj Behera (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best woman cricketer: Thirush Kamini (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best woman junior cricketer: Reva Arora (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • Best umpire: K. Hariharan (trophy and Rs 50,000)

    • 2010–11

  • Polly Umrigar Award for international cricketer of the year: Rahul Dravid (trophy and Rs 500,000)
  • CK Nayudu Award for lifetime achievement: Ajit Wadekar (trophy and Rs 1.5 million)
  • Madhavrao Scindia Award for most runs in Ranji Trophy: Subramaniam Badrinath (trophy and Rs 100,000)
  • Madhavrao Scindia Award for most wickets in Ranji Trophy: Bhargav Bhatt (trophy and Rs 100,000)
  • Best Cricket Association of the Year for overall performance: Railways & Delhi (trophy)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best Under-16 cricketer: Vijay Zol (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best Under-19 cricketer: Avi Barot (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best Under-22 cricketer: Suryakumar Yadav (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best woman cricketer: Jhulan Goswami (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best woman junior cricketer: Mona Meshram (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • Best umpire: S. Ravi (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • Lala Amarnath Award for best all-rounder in Ranji Trophy: Iqbal Abdulla (trophy and Rs 100,000)
  • Lala Amarnath Award for best all-rounder in limited-overs tournaments: Sumit Narwal (trophy and Rs 100,000)

    • Other awards

  • Dilip Sardesai Award for India's best cricketer in the 2011 Test series in the West Indies: Ishant Sharma
  • Dilip Sardesai Award for India's best cricketer in the 2011 Test series against the West Indies: Ravichandran Ashwin

    • 2011–12

  • Polly Umrigar Award for international cricketer of the year: Virat Kohli (trophy and Rs 500,000)
  • CK Nayudu Award for lifetime achievement: Sunil Gavaskar (trophy and Rs 1.5 million)
  • Madhavrao Scindia Award for most runs in Ranji Trophy: Robin Bist (trophy and Rs 100,000)
  • Madhavrao Scindia Award for most wickets in Ranji Trophy: Ashok Dinda (trophy and Rs 100,000)
  • Best Cricket Association of the Year for overall performance: Delhi (trophy)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best Under-16 cricketer: Mohammad Saif (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best Under-19 cricketer: Vijay Zol (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best Under-22 cricketer: Satyam Choudhary (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best woman cricketer: Anagha Deshpande (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • Best umpire: S. Ravi (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • Lala Amarnath Award for best all-rounder in Ranji Trophy: Stuart Binny (trophy and Rs 100,000)
  • Lala Amarnath Award for best all-rounder in limited-overs tournaments: Laxmi Ratan Shukla (trophy and Rs 100,000)

    • Other awards

  • VVS Laxman was handed a special award for his achievements in international cricket.

    • 2012–13

  • Polly Umrigar Award for international cricketer of the year: Ravichandran Ashwin (trophy and Rs 500,000)
  • CK Nayudu Award for lifetime achievement: Kapil Dev (trophy and Rs 2.5 million)
  • Madhavrao Scindia Award for most runs in Ranji Trophy: Jiwanjot Singh (trophy and Rs 250,000)
  • Madhavrao Scindia Award for most wickets in Ranji Trophy: Ishwar Pandey (trophy and Rs 250,000)
  • Best Cricket Association of the Year for overall performance: Mumbai (trophy)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best Under-16 cricketer: Arman Jaffer (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best Under-19 cricketer: Akshar Patel (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best Under-25 cricketer: Karn Sharma (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best woman cricketer: Thirush Kamini (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • Best umpire: Chettithody Shamshuddin (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • Lala Amarnath Award for best all-rounder in Ranji Trophy: Abhishek Nayar (trophy and Rs 250,000)
  • Lala Amarnath Award for best all-rounder in limited-overs tournaments: Laxmi Ratan Shukla (trophy and Rs 250,000)

    • Other awards

  • Bapu Nadkarni, Farokh Engineer, late Eknath Solkar were handed special awards for outstanding contribution to Indian cricket (trophy and Rs 1.5 million)
  • Dilip Sardesai Award for India's best cricketer in the 2013 Test series against the West Indies: Rohit Sharma (trophy and Rs 500,000)

    • 2013–14

  • Polly Umrigar Award for international cricketer of the year: Bhuvneshwar Kumar (trophy and Rs 500,000)
  • CK Nayudu Award for lifetime achievement: Dilip Vengsarkar (trophy and Rs 2.5 million)
  • Madhavrao Scindia Award for most runs in Ranji Trophy: Kedar Jadhav (trophy and Rs 250,000)
  • Madhavrao Scindia Award for most wickets in Ranji Trophy: Rishi Dhawan (trophy and Rs 250,000)
  • Best Cricket Association of the Year for overall performance: Maharashtra & Railways (trophy)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best Under-16 cricketer: Shubman Gill (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best Under-19 cricketer: Balchander Anirudh (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best Under-25 cricketer: Rahul Tripathi (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best woman cricketer: Thirush Kamini (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • Best umpire: Anil Chaudhary (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • Lala Amarnath Award for best all-rounder in Ranji Trophy: Parvez Rasool (trophy and Rs 250,000)
  • Lala Amarnath Award for best all-rounder in limited-overs tournaments: Vinay Kumar (trophy and Rs 250,000)

    • Other awards

  • Rohit Sharma was handed a special award for scoring the highest ODI individual score of 264.

    • 2014–15

  • Polly Umrigar Award for international cricketer of the year: Virat Kohli (trophy and Rs 500,000)
  • CK Nayudu Award for lifetime achievement: Syed Kirmani (trophy and Rs 2.5 million)
  • Madhavrao Scindia Award for most runs in Ranji Trophy: Robin Uthappa (trophy and Rs 250,000)
  • Madhavrao Scindia Award for most wickets in Ranji Trophy: Vinay Kumar & Shardul Thakur (trophy and Rs 250,000)
  • Best Cricket Association of the Year for overall performance: Karnataka (trophy)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best Under-16 cricketer: Shubman Gill (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best Under-19 cricketer: Anmolpreet Singh (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best Under-23 cricketer: Almas Shaukat (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best woman cricketer: Mithali Raj (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for best woman junior cricketer: Devika Vaidya (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • Best umpire: O. Nandan (trophy and Rs 50,000)
  • Lala Amarnath Award for best all-rounder in Ranji Trophy: Jalaj Saxena (trophy and Rs 250,000)
  • Lala Amarnath Award for best all-rounder in limited-overs tournaments: Deepak Hooda (trophy and Rs 250,000)

    • 2015–16

  • Polly Umrigar Award for international cricketer of the year: Virat Kohli
  • CK Nayudu Award for lifetime achievement: Rajinder Goel and Padmakar Shivalkar
  • BCCI Lifetime Achievement Award For Women: Shanta Rangaswamy
  • Madhavrao Scindia Award for most runs in Ranji Trophy: Shreyas Iyer
  • Madhavrao Scindia Award for most wickets in Ranji Trophy: Shahbaz Nadeem
  • Lala Amarnath Award for best all-rounder in Ranji Trophy: Jalaj Saxena
  • Lala Amarnath Award for best all-rounder in limited-overs tournaments: Axar Patel
  • Best Cricket Association of the Year for overall performance: Mumbai
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for highest scorer in Under-23 CK Nayudu Trophy: Jay Bista
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for highest wicket-taker in Under-23 CK Nayudu Trophy: Satyajeet Bachhav
  • N K P Salve Award for highest scorer in Under-19 Cooch Behar Trophy: Armaan Jaffer
  • N K P Salve Award for highest wicket-taker in Under-19 Cooch Behar Trophy: Ninad Rathva
  • Raj Singh Dungarpur Award for highest scorer in Under-16 Vijay Merchant Trophy: Abhishek Sharma
  • Raj Singh Dungarpur Award for highest wicket-taker in Under-16 Vijay Merchant Trophy: Abhishek Sharma
  • Jagmohan Dalmiya Award for best woman cricketer: Mithali Raj
  • Jagmohan Dalmiya Award for best woman junior cricketer: Deepti Sharma
  • Best umpire: Nitin Menon

    • Other awards

  • Dilip Sardesai Award for India's best cricketer in the 2016 Test series in the West Indies: Ravichandran Ashwin
  • Vaman Kumar and late Ramakant Desai were handed special awards for outstanding contribution to Indian cricket

    • 2016–17

  • Polly Umrigar Award for international cricketer of the year: Virat Kohli
  • Best international woman cricketer: Harmanpreet Kaur
  • CK Nayudu Award for lifetime achievement: Pankaj Roy.
  • BCCI Lifetime Achievement Award For Women: Diana Edulji
  • Madhavrao Scindia Award for most runs in Ranji Trophy: Priyank Panchal
  • Madhavrao Scindia Award for most wickets in Ranji Trophy: Shahbaz Nadeem
  • Lala Amarnath Award for best all-rounder in Ranji Trophy: Parvez Rasool
  • Lala Amarnath Award for best all-rounder in limited-overs tournaments: Krunal Pandya
  • Best Cricket Association of the Year for overall performance: Mumbai
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for highest scorer in Under-23 CK Nayudu Trophy: Ekant Sen
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for highest wicket-taker in Under-23 CK Nayudu Trophy: Karan Kaila
  • N K P Salve Award for highest scorer in Under-19 Cooch Behar Trophy: Jonty Sidhu
  • M A Chidambaram Trophy for highest wicket-taker in Under-19 Cooch Behar Trophy: Rahul Singh (Assam cricketer)
  • Raj Singh Dungarpur Award for highest scorer in Under-16 Vijay Merchant Trophy: N Thakur Tilak
  • Raj Singh Dungarpur Award for highest wicket-taker in Under-16 Vijay Merchant Trophy: Rohit Dattatraya
  • Jagmohan Dalmiya Award for best woman cricketer (Sr Domestic): Punam Raut
  • Jagmohan Dalmiya Award for best woman junior cricketer: Jemimah Rodrigues
  • Best umpire: Anil Dandekar

    • 2017–18

  • Polly Umrigar Award for international cricketer of the year: Virat Kohli
  • Best international woman cricketer: Smriti Mandhana
  • CK Nayudu Award for lifetime achievement: Anshuman Gaekwad
  • BCCI Lifetime Achievement Award For Women: Sudha Shah
  • Madhavrao Scindia Award for most runs in Ranji Trophy: Mayank Agarwal
  • Madhavrao Scindia Award for most wickets in Ranji Trophy: Jalaj Saxena
  • Lala Amarnath Award for best all-rounder in Ranji Trophy: Jalaj Saxena
  • Lala Amarnath Award for best all-rounder in limited-overs tournaments: Diwesh Pathania
  • BCCI special award : Budhi Kunderan
  • M.A. Chidambaram Trophy for highest run-scorer in C. K. Nayudu Trophy: Aryaman Birla
  • M.A. Chidambaram Trophy for highest wicket-taker in C. K. Nayudu Trophy: Tejas Baroka
  • M.A. Chidambaram Trophy for highest run-scorer in Cooch Behar Trophy: Yash Rathod
  • M.A. Chidambaram Trophy for highest wicket-taker in Cooch Behar Trophy: Ayush Jamwal
  • Jagmohan Dalmiya Trophy for highest run-scorer in Vijay Merchant Trophy: Nithish Kumar
  • Jagmohan Dalmiya Trophy for highest wicket-taker in Vijay Merchant Trophy: Reshu Raj
  • Jagmohan Dalmiya Trophy for best woman cricketer (domestic): Deepti Sharma
  • Jagmohan Dalmiya Trophy for best junior women's player (domestic): Jemimah Rodrigues
  • Best umpire in domestic cricket: Yeshwant Barde
  • Best performances in domestic tournaments: Delhi

    • 2018–2019

  • Polly Umrigar Award for international cricketer of the year: Jasprit Bumrah
  • Dilip Sardesai Award for Highest Wickets in Test Cricket: Jasprit Bumrah
  • Best international woman cricketer: Poonam Yadav
  • CK Nayudu Award for lifetime achievement: Krishnamachari Srikkanth
  • Best umpire in domestic cricket: Virender Sharma
  • Best performances in domestic tournaments: Vidarbha
  • Highest Run Getter in One Day Internationals: Smriti Mandhana
  • BCCI Life Time Achievement Award For Women: Anjum Chopra
  • BCCI Special Award: Dilip Joshi
  • Best International Debut: Mayank Agarwal
  • Dilip Sardesai Award for Highest Run Getter in Test Cricket: Cheteshwar Pujara
  • BCCI Best International Debut (Women): Shafali Verma
  • Highest Wickets in One Day Internationals (Women): Jhulan Goswami
  • Lala Amarnath Award For the Best All-Rounder in the Ranji Trophy: Shivam Dube
  • Lala Amarnath Award For The Best All-Rounder In Domestic Limited-Overs Competitions: Nitish Rana of DDCA
  • Best Performance in BCCI Domestic Tournaments: Vidarbha Cricket Association
  • Best Umpire in Domestic Cricket: Virendra Sharma
  • Jagmohan Dalmiya Trophy for Best Woman Cricketer (Junior Domestic): Shafali Verma
  • Madhavrao Scindia Award for Highest Run Getter In The Ranji Trophy: Milind Kumar of Sikkim C A
  • Madhavrao Scindia Award for Highest Wicket-Taker In The Ranji Trophy: Ashutosh Aman of Bihar C A
  • M.A. Chidambaram Trophy for Highest Run Getter In (U23) Col. C K Nayudu Trophy: Manan Hingrajia of Gujarat C A
  • M.A. Chidambaram Trophy for Highest Wicket-Taker In (U23) Col. C K Nayudu Trophy: Sidak Singh of Cricket Association of Pondicherry
  • M.A. Chidambaram Trophy for Highest Run Getter In (U19) Cooch Behar Trophy: Vathsal Govind of Kerala C A
  • M.A. Chidambaram Trophy for Highest Wicket-Taker In (U19) Cooch Behar Trophy: Apurva Anand of Bihar Cricket Association
  • Jagmohan Dalmiya Trophy for Highest Run Getter In (U16) Vijay Merchant Trophy: Aryan Hooda of Jharkhand State C A
  • Jagmohan Dalmiya Trophy for Highest Wicket-Taker In (U16) Vijay Merchant Trophy: Abhishek Yadav of Jharkhand State C A
  • Jagmohan Dalmiya Trophy for Best Woman Cricketer (Sr Domestic) Women One Day: Deepti Sharma of Cricket Association of Bengal
  • Jagmohan Dalmiya Trophy for Best Woman Cricketer (Jr Domestic): Shafali Verma of Haryana C A
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