Zampa snubbed for cricket’s ODI award

Zampa snubbed for cricket’s ODI award

Adam Zampa has didn’t ballot within the prime three for Cricket Australia’s males’s ODI participant of the 12 months award regardless of being nominated for the International Cricket Council’s model of the accolade.

Instead, batter David Warner earned the prize on the CA Awards in Sydney on Monday night time.

Last 12 months, no man taking part in for a full-member nation of the ICC took extra ODI wickets than Zampa, who’s Australia’s first-choice spinner in white-ball fixtures and managed 30 scalps at 17.53 from 12 matches.

Against New Zealand in September, Zampa took 5-35 – his greatest efficiency from 76 ODIs – and has by no means earlier than taken greater than 30 wickets in a calendar 12 months at ODI stage.

The 30-year-old legspinner was named within the ICC’s 2022 ODI crew of the 12 months and was one in all 4 gamers shortlisted for the ICC’s male ODI participant of the 12 months. He in the end misplaced out to Pakistan’s Babar Azam.

Zampa’s effort was all of the extra spectacular given he travelled to the spin-friendly subcontinent solely as soon as final 12 months.

Zampa is presently taking part in for the Dubai Capitals within the UAE T20 League so missed the awards ceremony at Royal Randwick Racecourse.

Warner scored extra runs than any Australian batter (552) in ODIs final 12 months however admitted he was stunned to have gained the award.

Warner averaged 42.46 runs throughout his 13 ODI innings, with a excessive rating of 106 in his most up-to-date match in opposition to England in November.

Like the opposite worldwide awards introduced by Cricket Australia, the lads’s ODI award is decided by tallying 3-2-1 votes from gamers, umpires and media.

Warner and Steve Smith each completed atop the polls with 25 votes every however as a result of Warner completed with extra allocations of three votes, he acquired the award.

Batter Travis Head completed third on 24 votes after returning to the ODI aspect from a three-and-a-half 12 months absence.

Source: www.perthnow.com.au