All-rounder named ICC Men's ODI Cricketer of the Year

 

         All-rounder named ICC Men's ODI Cricketer of the Year            

A new star of the world game has been crowned the ICC Men’s ODI Cricketer of the Year at the ICC Awards.

All-rounder named ICC Men's ODI Cricketer of the Year

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The 24-year-old's brilliance isn't just in his overall numbers. But also individual performances, starting with the first ODI of the year, where he made an unbeaten 149* with a stunning defender effort to beat Sri Lanka* * . - - - - And a smashing 86* from just 50 deliveries against South Africa was another memorable performance. His quick scoring performance helped secure a superb win in the second ODI to win the series.

Memorable performance

Azmatullah stood up many times when Afghanistan needed massive assistance. But there are few better examples than his third non-ODI series that defined his series against Bangladesh in Sharjah in November. with the series currently playing Azmatullah played economically before delivering a lethal masterclass to deny the Tigers the last bastion they were looking for. By elevating or appointing batsman Mehidi Hasan Miraz among their back three. As he finished with figures of /37 from seven overs.

Faced with a target of 245 to win the match and series, Afghanistan limped through the first 20 overs, losing three of their top four cheaply, with the score at 84/3 when Azmatullah came to the crease.
But the right-hander won the game and series, building a century partnership with Rahmanullah Gurbaz before accelerating when the opener was dismissed, hitting the winning runs with a massive six to end unbeaten on 70* from 77 balls, sealing the victory with ten deliveries to spare.