NEW DELHI: Indian captain Virat Kohli had something to cheer about after the second Test debacle in opposition to South Africa when he used to be named the ICC Cricketer of the Year on the ICC Awards on Thursday. Kohli used to be also named the ICC ODI Cricketer of the Year and captain of both ICC Test and ODI teams.
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In the qualification duration from September 21, 2016 to the tip of 2017, Kohli scored 2,203 Test runs at a median of 77.80 including 8 centuries and 1,818 ODI runs including seven centuries at 82.63.
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Kohli went previous former Australian captain Ricky Ponting to second position in the all-time ODI centurion record along with his 31st hundred that came in opposition to New Zealand in Mumbai in October closing year. During the process his 32nd ODI century, again in opposition to New Zealand in Kanpur, Kohli changed into the fastest batsman to nine,000 ODI runs and probably the most a success captain in an ODI year, surpassing Ponting.
Kohli regained the No 1 spot on the ICC scores for ODI batsmen with 889 score issues, the best ever via an Indian cricketer.
In the nominations for ODIs, Kohli used to be placed nominated alongside Pakistan paceman Hasan Ali, Afghanistan leg-spinner Rashid Khan and his personal teammate Rohit Sharma.
Australian captain Steve Smith claimed the Test Player of the Year honour after scoring 1875 runs in 16 suits at a median of 78.12, with 8 masses and five 50s.
Yuzvendra Chahal's improbable haul of 6/25 in opposition to England in Bengaluru closing year, used to be named as Twenty20 International performance of the year.
Afghanistan's Rashid Khan used to be adjudged ICC Associate Cricketer of the Year after taking 60 wickets in 2017 -- a document for an affiliate participant in a calendar year -- and 43 in ODIs, also a document.
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In the qualification duration from September 21, 2016 to the tip of 2017, Kohli scored 2,203 Test runs at a median of 77.80 including 8 centuries and 1,818 ODI runs including seven centuries at 82.63.
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Kohli went previous former Australian captain Ricky Ponting to second position in the all-time ODI centurion record along with his 31st hundred that came in opposition to New Zealand in Mumbai in October closing year. During the process his 32nd ODI century, again in opposition to New Zealand in Kanpur, Kohli changed into the fastest batsman to nine,000 ODI runs and probably the most a success captain in an ODI year, surpassing Ponting.
Kohli regained the No 1 spot on the ICC scores for ODI batsmen with 889 score issues, the best ever via an Indian cricketer.
In the nominations for ODIs, Kohli used to be placed nominated alongside Pakistan paceman Hasan Ali, Afghanistan leg-spinner Rashid Khan and his personal teammate Rohit Sharma.
Australian captain Steve Smith claimed the Test Player of the Year honour after scoring 1875 runs in 16 suits at a median of 78.12, with 8 masses and five 50s.
Yuzvendra Chahal's improbable haul of 6/25 in opposition to England in Bengaluru closing year, used to be named as Twenty20 International performance of the year.
Afghanistan's Rashid Khan used to be adjudged ICC Associate Cricketer of the Year after taking 60 wickets in 2017 -- a document for an affiliate participant in a calendar year -- and 43 in ODIs, also a document.
Virat Kohli named ICC Cricketer of the Year
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