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  • Stuart Broad

    8 FOR 15 V AUSTRALIA, 4TH TEST, NOTTINGHAM
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  • Kane Williamson

    242* V SRI LANKA, 2ND TEST, WELLINGTON
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  • Tim Southee

    7 for 33 V ENGLAND, WORLD CUP, WELLINGTON
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  • AB de Villiers

    149 V WEST INDIES, JOHANNESBURG
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  • David Wiese

    5 FOR 23 V WEST INDIES, 3RD T20I,DURBAN
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  • Rohit Sharma

    106 V SOUTH AFRICA, 1ST T20I, DHARAMSALA
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  • Mustafizur Rahman

    Bangladesh
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  • Brendon McCullum

    New Zealand
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Killing 'em softly

Test batting winner: Kane Williamson's compelling 242 at Basin Reserve

Broad's remarkable, absurd day

Test bowling winner: When Australia were rolled out for 60 at Trent Bridge

Fifty-nine minutes of mayhem

ODI batting winner: AB de Villiers shattered records at the Wanderers

He's got the curves

ODI bowling winner: How Tim Southee swung England out in the World Cup

Revenge of the talented

T20 batting winner: Rohit Sharma answered critics with a century in Dharamsala

Variety seamer

T20 bowling winner: David Wiese used slower balls and cutters to outfox West Indies in Durban

The tattooed evangelist

Captain of the year: Brendon McCullum changed the way New Zealand played and how they were perceived

The quick with the slower ball

Debutant of the year: Mustafizur Rahman was key to Bangladesh's success in 2015

Williamson and Starc take top honours

Statsguru Awards: And Pakistan and India emerge as the most dominant teams in Tests

Jury
  • AJIT AGARKAR
    Former India fast bowler; commentator
  • RUSSEL ARNOLD
    Former Sri Lanka allrounder; commentator
  • MICKEY ARTHUR
    Former South Africa and Australia coach
  • SAMBIT BAL
    Editor-in-chief, ESPNcricinfo
  • Daniel Brettig
    Assistant editor, ESPNcricinfo
  • MARK BUTCHER
    Former England batsman
  • IAN CHAPPELL
    Former Australia captain; commentator
  • AAKASH CHOPRA
    Former India batsman; commentator
  • BRYDON COVERDALE
    Assistant editor, ESPNcricinfo
  • TONY COZIER
    Writer, commentator
  • GEORGE DOBELL
    Senior UK correspondent, ESPNcricinfo
  • JEFFREY DUJON
    Former West Indies wicketkeeper; commentator
  • ANDREW FERNANDO
    Sri Lanka correspondent, ESPNcricinfo
  • ASHLEY GILES
    Former England spinner; director, Lancashire CCC
  • PAUL HARRIS
    Former South Africa spinner
  • MOHAMMAD ISAM
    Bangladesh correspondent, ESPNcricinfo
  • MAHELA JAYAWARDENE
    Former Sri Lanka captain
  • GAURAV KALRA
    Senior editor, ESPNcricinfo
  • BAZID KHAN
    Former Pakistan batsman
  • JARROD KIMBER
    Writer, producer, ESPNcricinfo
  • SANJAY MANJREKAR
    Former India batsman; commentator
  • ANDREW MILLER
    UK editor, ESPNcricinfo
  • SIDHARTH MONGA
    Assistant editor, ESPNcricinfo
  • FIRDOSE MOONDA
    South Africa correspondent, ESPNcricinfo
  • MARK NICHOLAS
    Former Hampshire captain; TV presenter and commentator
  • IAIN O'BRIEN
    Former New Zealand fast bowler
  • RAMIZ RAJA
    Former Pakistan captain; commentator
  • CHRIS ROGERS
    Former Australia batsman
  • OSMAN SAMIUDDIN
    Sportswriter, the National
  • SIMON TAUFEL
    Former International Elite Panel umpire
  • COURTNEY WALSH
    Former West Indies captain
  • JOHN WRIGHT
    Former New Zealand captain; former India and New Zealand coach

About The Awards

The ESPNcricinfo Awards recognise the best individual batting and bowling performances in cricket over the calendar year. They are voted on by an independent jury of former cricketers, commentators, and ESPNcricinfo's senior writers. Previous winners have included Dale Steyn, Lasith Malinga, Mitchell Johnson, Shahid Afridi and Kumar Sangakkara.

Statsguru Awards

Which batsman was the most consistent over the year? Who was the best bowler in the third and fourth innings? ESPNcricinfo's ball-by-ball data analysis of every international game has answers to these queries and more. The Statsguru Awards go beyond runs scored, wickets taken, or averages, and are the result of detailed data analyses of performances.