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Amelia Kerr remained high as the bright star of the New Zealand Cricket Awards 2025Achieving what few of the game’s history has managed: a granddaughter of almost all the great women’s cricket awards.
Amelia Kerr affects the third successive Debbie Hockley Medal
Kerr, though the whole, Kerr recorded his name in History Books, winning the winner Debbie Hockley Medal For the third consecutive year, becoming the first cricket to do it. Its brightness of the 2024 season was held at the prestigious New Zealand Cricket Awards held on April 9, 2025.
Kerr has become a symbol of coherence and excellence in women’s cricket. The 24 -year -old was instrumental in guiding New Zealand in his maiden ICC Women’s World Cup T20 Title in 2024, where he ended with 15 doctors, the largest in the tournament, and scored 135 runs, the third highest number of his team. Her winning performances of the game was named both the player of the final and the player of the tournament, making her the performer highlighted on the global stage.
International Accolades and Gloria of the ICC
Amelia’s dominance spread beyond the New Zealand domestic circuit. Was recognized worldwide when he was granted the Rachel Heyhoe Trophy Flint For the ICC cricketter of the year, and also took home ICC Women’s T20i Player of the Year Award, setting firmly as the world’s first female cricketter in 2024. At the National Circuit, Kerr continued his Golden Career, especially in the Super Smash, where he captured the title of Wellington in the title. His incredible comprehensive contributions (441 runs and 15 doctors) earned him the title Super Smash Women Player of the Year.
Amelia also took:
- Female Hate Player of the Year
- T20I Women’s Year Player
These recognitions emphasize their unmatched versatility, the ability to do under pressure and the relentless research of excellence between formats. Speaking of Kerr’s influence on the game during the awards program, Cricketing Legend Debbie Hockley I said:
“The coherence, skill and passion of Melie’s game is an inspiration for all, and it couldn’t be more proud to see his name recorded next to me again.”
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Matt Henry directs the male awards with the Sir Richard Hadlee medal
In the men’s category, Pace Spearhead Matt Henry brought home the Sir Richard Hadlee MedalThe highest honor for a male cricket in New Zealand. His performances in all formats in 2024 were nothing extraordinary. Henry’s most shocking screen appeared in the test sand, where he took 25 doctors in just five games to an average of 20.08. A remarkable eight bicket transport was included in Bengaluru, which played a vital role in the historic New Zealand 3-0 test series on India.
Henry was also named:
- Men’s Test Player of the Year
- Player Men’s Hate of the Year
These performances were key to New Zealand, finished runner -up in the ICC champion’s champion, where Henry directed the bowling attack with poetry and precision. In addition, he received the Winsor Cup to be the best first -class ballist, after taking 28 doctors at 21.5.
Full List of Winners: New Zealand Cricket Awards 2025
- Debbie Hockley Medal: Amelia Kerr
- Sir Richard Hadlee Medal: Matt Henry
- Bert Sutcliffe Medal: Francis Payne
- Player Women’s Hate of the Year: Amelia Kerr
- Men’s Hate Player of the Year: Matt Henry
- Player of the year T20I Women: Amelia Kerr
- Men’s T20I Year Player: Jacob Duffy
- Year Test Player: Matt Henry
- Super Smash Women’s Player of the Year: Amelia Kerr
- Player of the year Super Smash: Volume
- Female Domestic Player of the Year: Eden Carson
- Men’s Domestic Player of the Year: Brett Hampton
- Redpath Cup (Batting of First Class Male): Kane Williamson
- Ruth Martin Cup (Women’s Domestic Battle): Maddy Green
- Winsor Cup (Bowling of First Class Male): Matt Henry
- PHYL BLACKLER COPA (Women’s Home Bowling): Eden Carson
- Empire of the year: Chris gaffaney
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This article was first published in Womencricket.cominto Cricket time Business.
