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Enormous honour to serve as chair of the CMC on its 80th anniversary.
Some brilliant sponsors, hosts, winners, members and special guests.
If you’re active in cricket media in the UK in any capacity and want to become a member, please get in touch.
What a day at the @Vitality_UK 80th Anniversary Awards Lunch! 🥂
Thank you to the @HomeofCricket for hosting a fantastic event and congratulations to this year's winners!
Also thanks to sponsors @JMFinnWealth @nvplaycricket, @MCCOfficial, Fullers and Borders Distillery 🙏
Paul Muchmore retweeted
What a day at the @Vitality_UK 80th Anniversary Awards Lunch! 🥂
Thank you to the @HomeofCricket for hosting a fantastic event and congratulations to this year's winners!
Also thanks to sponsors @JMFinnWealth @nvplaycricket, @MCCOfficial, Fullers and Borders Distillery 🙏
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Currently on tour with the England Lions in the West Indies, Naavya Sharma receives the @nvplaycricket Young Men's Cricketer of the Year Award 🏆
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The 77th winner of the @nvplaycricket Young Men’s Cricketer of the Year is Middlesex and England Lions quick Naavya Sharma 🏆
Sharma takes the prize for superb performances in Middlesex’s Metro Bank One-Day Cup triumph, and 35 wickets in just nine Championship matches #CMCAwards
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She captained The Blaze to an extraordinary domestic treble, winning the Vitality Blast, Vitality County Cup and Metro Bank One-Day Cup.
This year’s Women’s Cricket Award, in association with JM Finn, goes to Kirstie Gordon 🏆
@JMFinnWealth | #CMCAwards
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After two years away from international cricket, what a comeback.
28 wickets in four Tests at an average of 9.32, three Player-of-the-Match awards.
Ollie Robinson wins the Bob Willis Trophy for England Player of the Year, supported by Vitality 🏆
@Vitality_UK | #CMCAwards
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This year’s Disability Cricketer of the Year, in association with @MCCOfficial, is Angus Brown 👏
This year, Brown hit a 43-ball hundred against India, England’s first ton in the mixed disability format. He also made the fastest ever DPL hundred, from 45 balls #CMCAwards
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This year’s Derek Hodgson Book Award goes to Richard Whitehead for Victory in Australia: The Remarkable Story of England's Greatest Ashes Triumph 1954-55 📖
@Vitality_UK | #CMCAwards
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The County Championship Player of the Year, in association with Borders Distillery, is Ethan Bamber 🙌
Bamber had a year to remember as part of Warwickshire’s title-winning side, taking a league-high 69 wicket at an average of just 19.39 🔥
@Vitality_UK | #CMCAwards
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After making her England white-ball debuts in May, she was part of the T20 World Cup squad that reached the final, and excelled for Surrey and Southern Brave.
Our Young Women’s Cricketer of the Year, supported by Vitality, is Tilly Corteen-Coleman 👏
@Vitality_UK | #CMCAwards
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This year’s Peter Smith Award for outstanding presentation of cricket to the public goes to Danny Reuben, England men's media manager from 2016 until earlier this summer.
Thank you and congratulations, Danny 👏
@Vitality_UK | #CMCAwards
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With just two weeks to go until the @Vitality_UK Cricket Media Club Awards Lunch, here's the final shortlist for the Derek Hodgson Cricket Book of the Year Award 📚
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We're excited to announce the longlist for the Derek Hodgson Cricket Book of the Year 2026, to be awarded at the Vitality Cricket Media Club 80th Anniversary Awards Lunch on November 3 at Lord's 📚
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West Indies' defeat to Ireland opened a window of opportunity for New Zealand to reach the #T20WorldCup semi-finals.
That window was decisively slammed shut again by England, with Bates, Devine and Tahuhu denied a fairytale finish in a tournament of errors for the White Ferns
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12-year-old Alice Capsey was in the stands when England won the ODI World Cup at Lord’s in 2017.
Nine years on, she’s heading into her third #T20WorldCup as a player, dreaming of glory on home soil 🏆
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Ben Stokes will meet with his advisors on Wednesday to decide on his future, with the ECB giving England's Test captain room to weigh up his options amid fears he could retire from international cricket.
Retirement remains a live issue, but there is optimism that Stokes has cooled on that nuclear option.
Offered the chance to resign on Monday, the 35-year-old may yet take the chance to step down and carry on through to the end of his central contract, in 2027, after the next Ashes.
He could also opt to relinquish the captaincy and take an indefinite break from the game.
For now, Stokes and Atkinson are expected to incur a suspension and fines, perhaps even ruling them out of the rest of the New Zealand series.
