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The Australian Cricket Awards 2025, held on Monday (February 3) in Melbourne, showcased not only the exceptional talent of cricketers but also the support of their partners, as several women cricketers attended the event with their significant others. The ceremony celebrated outstanding performances across both men’s and women’s cricket, with notable winners including Annabel Sutherland and Travis Head.
A Night of Celebration
Among the highlights of the evening was Annabel Sutherland’s triumph in winning the prestigious Belinda Clark Award, which recognizes the best female crꦕicketeᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚr in Australia.
Sutherland’s remarkable year included a historic Test century at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), making her the first woman to achieve this feat at that venue. Her younger brother Tom Sutherland was present to share in her joy during this significant moment, reflecting the strong support system that cricketers often rely on.
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Recognition of Excellence
The awards ceremony honored several other female cr☂icketers who made notable contributions throughout the year.
was recognized as the Women’s ODI Player of the Year, while Beth Mooney received accoladᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚes for her performances in T20𓆏Is.
The attendance of women cricketers with their partners at such prestigious events underscores the growing recognition and support for women’s cricket in Australia.
As the🎃se athletes continue to break barriers and set new records, their personal lives remain an essential part of their journeys, providing inspiration both on and off the field.
List of winners at the Australian Cricket Awards 2025:
- Belinda Clark Award – Annabel Sutherland
- Female ODI Player of the Year – Ashleigh Gardner
- Female T20I Player of the Year – Beth Mooney
- Female Domestic Player of the Year – Georgia Voll
- Betty Wilson Young Cricketer of the Year – Chloe Ainsworth
- Australian Cricket Hall of Fame inductee – Raelee Thompson
- WBBL|10 Players of the Tournament – Jess Jonassen, Ellyse Perry
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