West Indies captain Hail Mathews and South African all -rounder Cloe Trayon have also been nominated in the women’s category for their remarkable performance in limited overs formats. In the men’s category, all-rounder Scotland’s Brendon McMulan, the United States Milind Kumar and the United Arab Emirates opener Muhammad Wasim have been nominated for his impressive performance in white-ball formats. Rodrix scored 204 runs in three matches of the tri -series in Sri Lanka, including 44 runs in the final against the hosts, West Indies captain Mathews, who is currently the number 1 all -rounder in the T20I and second in the ODI, performed his capacity by scoring 48 runs in the first ODI against England and two wickets.

Named Player of the Series in the last three -match T20I series, he led the run chart by scoring 177 runs at a strike rate of over 137 and took three wickets. South African all -rounder Trayon scored 176 runs in three ODIs at a strike rate of 131.34 and took six wickets in the Sri Lanka tri -series in Colombo. His performance included scores of 67 against India and 35 and 74 against the hosts. His left -arm spin was particularly effective, his remarkable performance in the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup League 2, including two half -centuries against the UAE and 101 off 88 balls and four wickets for 55 against the Netherlands in the Utract, brought him into the claim.

Off -spin all -rounder Milind Kumar scored 201 runs in four ODIs at a strike rate of 116.86 and took nine wickets. His most spectacular performance was 115 not out of 67 balls against Canada in the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup League 2 matches in Loderhill. He became the first USA player to score a half -century in the same ODI against Oman and take five wickets. Muhammad Wasim performed his skills in both ODI and T20I during this period. He was adjudged Player of the Series after UAE defeated Bangladesh 2–1 in the T20 series in Sharjah. He led the team and started batting, scoring 54 and 82 runs in the first two matches.