All the Winners of Australia Cricket Awards 2019

Australia’s speedster Pat Cummins is the winner of the Allan Border Medal at 2019 Australian Cricket Awards. Cummins was the pick of the Australian bowlers and did a fine job for the national side. The gun all-rounder Marcus Stoinis is Australia’s men’s One-Day International Player of the Year at the 2019 Australian Cricket Awards. Stoinis was in sublime form in the last one year and has been rewarded for his good show in the 50-overs version. The voting period of Cricket Australia awards was considered between 7 January 2017 – 9 January 2018.

Meanwhile, Australia could only win two matches out of the 13 they played during this time frame. In fact, Stoinis was the only Australian player who went on to play all the 13 matches during this window. Thus, it was not the best of time for the Australia ODI team. Furthermore, the ball-tampering ban on David Warner and Steven Smith added salt to the injury.

Lyon was impressive all over the globe.

The bowlers have taken over. Pat Cummins is the Allan Border Medalist! ?

A complete summary HERE – https://t.co/P3zIS7W8nI… #AusCricketAwards pic.twitter.com/YZjCYpces7

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Nathan Lyon is the 2018 Test Player of the Year #AusCricketAwards pic.twitter.com/nQO4tZl629

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On the other hand, Australia’s premier Test off-spinner Nathan Lyon has been awarded the Test Player of the year at the 2019 Australian Cricket Awards. In fact, Lyon was given tough competition by Pat Cummins who had stellar 2018 for Australia in the red ball version.

Moreover, Matthew Wade who is in sublime form in the ongoing Big Bash League 2018-19 gets the domestic player of the year at Australia Cricket Awards. Wade has also impressed while playing in Sheffield Shield.

An #AusCricketAwards gong to go with all his runs in 2018.

Matthew Wade is the Men's Domestic Player of the Year! pic.twitter.com/iGLTguXfRt

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Glenn Maxwell, who is known for his pyrotechnics gets the T20I player of the year at Australian cricket awards. Maxwell is leading Melbourne Stars in the ongoing Big Bash League and they have qualified for the semifinal stages. Furthermore, Will Pocuvski has been awarded with the Bradman young cricketer award.

Glenn Maxwell wins tight contest for T20 Player of the Year, votes and story HERE: https://t.co/UKq9KaPKx3 #AusCricketAwards pic.twitter.com/VUt9SpHjGl

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A name you'll no doubt become very familiar with in years to come.

21-year-old Will Pucovski is the Bradman Young Cricketer of the Year! #AusCricketAwards pic.twitter.com/VS6Wkmg9OT

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The first award winner of the night may have also already won best dressed!

Marcus Stoinis was outstanding in green and gold in 2018 #AusCricketAwards pic.twitter.com/cJC1rPUmiV

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Meanwhile, Australia has roped in the services of Ricky Ponting who is going to be the batting coach for the upcoming World Cup. The Australian side is not in the best of forms and they would like to turn the tables in the forthcoming ODI showpiece. Furthermore, Steven Smith and David Warner will return to the squad during the Pakistan ODI series.