Summary
- The Indian captain accumulated 333 runs across the two games, beginning with a commanding 110 off 108 balls in the opening ODI on September 27.
- His double century came off 117 balls, making it the fastest in ODI history, while his hundred off 62 deliveries set a record for the fastest ODI century by an Indian captain.
- Her unbeaten 40 against Japan and a blistering 100 off 49 balls against Bangladesh helped India reach the gold-medal match.
AI Generated Summary
The International Cricket Council announced the awards on Tuesday, recognising two Indian stars whose performances helped their teams secure major victories across international competitions.
Gill edged out fellow nominees Abhishek Sharma and Zimbabwe captain Sikandar Raza after producing a stunning display in India’s opening two One-Day International matches against the West Indies.

The Indian captain accumulated 333 runs across the two games, beginning with a commanding 110 off 108 balls in the opening ODI on September 27. India chased down the West Indies’ 295 for seven, reaching the target with eight wickets in hand.








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