The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is all set to host its annual NAMAN awards on March 15 in New Delhi. The likes of former Indian coach Rahul Dravid, ex-BCCI president Roger Binny, and women’s cricket team stalwart Mithali Raj are all set to be conferred the lifetime achievement award. Meanwhile, India Test and ODI Shubman Gill will receive the Polly Umrigar Award for Best International Cricketer (Men) for the 2024–25 season for the second time. Smriti Mandhana will receive the Best International Cricketer (Women) award for the fifth time in her career.
BCCI NAMAN awards 2026 full list
| No. | Award Category | Award | Medal/Trophy/Shield | Winner | Performance |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Jagmohan Dalmiya Trophy: Best Woman Cricketer (Jr Domestic) 2024-25 | No. 1 | Medal | Ira Jadhav (Mumbai) | 500 runs in U19 One Day Trophy, 258 runs in U19 T20 Trophy, 143 runs in U19 T20 Challenger Trophy |
| 2 | Jagmohan Dalmiya Trophy: Best Woman Cricketer (Sr Domestic) 2024-25 | No. 2 | Medal | Shafali Verma (Haryana) | 527 runs in 7 matches with 2 centuries & 2 fifties, plus 8 wickets |
| 3 | Jagmohan Dalmiya Trophy: Highest Wicket-Taker (U16 Vijay Merchant Trophy – Elite) | No. 3 | Medal | Yashbardhan Singh Chauhan (Madhya Pradesh) | 37 wickets, econ 1.85, 3 five-wicket hauls in 7 matches |
| 4 | Jagmohan Dalmiya Trophy: Highest Wicket-Taker (U16 Vijay Merchant Trophy – Plate) | No. 4 | Medal | Kishan Sarkar (Tripura) | 32 wickets, econ 2.38, 2 five-wicket hauls in 6 matches |
| 5 | Jagmohan Dalmiya Trophy: Highest Run Getter (U16 Vijay Merchant Trophy – Elite) | No. 5 | Medal | Shanthanu Singh (Uttar Pradesh) | 947 runs, avg 72.85 in 8 matches, 3 centuries, 4 fifties, HS 270 |
| 6 | Jagmohan Dalmiya Trophy: Highest Run Getter (U16 Vijay Merchant Trophy – Plate) | No. 6 | Medal | Pritam Raj (Bihar) | 491 runs, avg 70.14 in 6 matches, 1 century, 1 fifty, HS 304* |
| 7 | M.A. Chidambaram Trophy: Highest Wicket-Taker (U19 Cooch Behar Trophy – Elite) | No. 7 | Medal | Hemchudeshan J (Tamil Nadu) | 47 wickets, econ 2.61, 3 five-wicket hauls in 8 matches |
| 8 | M.A. Chidambaram Trophy: Highest Wicket-Taker (U19 Cooch Behar Trophy – Plate) | No. 8 | Medal | Arkajit Roy (Tripura) | 38 wickets, econ 2.39, 4 five-wicket hauls in 6 matches |
| 9 | M.A. Chidambaram Trophy: Highest Run Getter (U19 Cooch Behar Trophy – Elite) | No. 9 | Medal | Nitya J Pandya (Baroda) | 881 runs, avg 110.13 in 6 matches, 4 centuries, HS 265 |
| 10 | M.A. Chidambaram Trophy: Highest Run Getter (U19 Cooch Behar Trophy – Plate) | No. 10 | Medal | Ragavan Ramamoorthy (Pondicherry) | 782 runs, avg 86.89 in 6 matches, 4 centuries, HS 232 |
| 11 | M.A. Chidambaram Trophy: Highest Wicket-Taker (U23 Col. C.K. Nayudu Trophy – Elite) | No. 11 | Medal | Vicky Ostwal (Maharashtra) | 69 wickets, econ 2.36, 7 five-wicket hauls in 9 matches |
| 12 | M.A. Chidambaram Trophy: Highest Wicket-Taker (U23 Col. C.K. Nayudu Trophy – Plate) | No. 12 | Medal | Dipjyoti Saikia (Assam) | 27 wickets, econ 2.75, 2 five-wicket hauls in 6 matches |
| 13 | M.A. Chidambaram Trophy: Highest Run Getter (U23 Col. C.K. Nayudu Trophy – Elite) | No. 13 | Medal | Macneil H N (Karnataka) | 1037 runs, avg 79.77 in 8 matches, 3 centuries, 2 fifties, HS 345 |
| 14 | M.A. Chidambaram Trophy: Highest Run Getter (U23 Col. C.K. Nayudu Trophy – Plate) | No. 14 | Medal | R Jashwanth Shreeram (Pondicherry) | 761 runs, avg 108.71 in 6 matches, 3 centuries, 3 fifties, HS 236 |
| 15 | Madhavrao Scindia Award: Highest Wicket-Taker (Ranji Trophy – Elite) | No. 15 | Medal | Harsh Dubey (Vidarbha) | 69 wickets, econ 2.66 in 10 matches, best 6/36 |
| 16 | Madhavrao Scindia Award: Highest Wicket-Taker (Ranji Trophy – Plate) | No. 16 | Medal | Suchith J (Nagaland) | 43 wickets, econ 2.39 in 6 matches, best 6/36 |
| 17 | Madhavrao Scindia Award: Highest Run Getter (Ranji Trophy – Elite) | No. 17 | Medal | Y V Rathod (Vidarbha) | 960 runs, avg 53.33 in 10 matches, 5 centuries, 3 fifties |
| 18 | Madhavrao Scindia Award: Highest Run Getter (Ranji Trophy – Plate) | No. 18 | Medal | Snehal Kauthankar (Goa) | 949 runs, avg 189.80 in 6 matches, 3 centuries, 2 fifties, HS 314* |
| 19 | Lala Amarnath Award: Best All-Rounder (Domestic Limited-Overs) | No. 19 | Medal | Ayush Mhatre (Mumbai) | 458 runs (Avg 65.42) & 7 wickets in 7 matches |
| 20 | Lala Amarnath Award: Best All-Rounder (Ranji Trophy) | No. 20 | Medal | Harsh Dubey (Vidarbha) | 476 runs & 69 wickets in 10 matches |
| 21 | Best Performance in BCCI Domestic Tournaments | No. 21 | Trophy | Mumbai Cricket Association | Winners: Irani Cup, Senior Women’s T20, Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, Women’s U23 One Day |
| 22 | Best Umpire in Domestic Cricket (2023-24) | No. 22 | Trophy | Ulhas Gandhe (Vidarbha CA) | — |
| 23 | Highest Wickets in Women’s ODI (2024-25) | No. 23 | Medal | Deepti Sharma | 37 wickets in 24 matches |
| 24 | Highest Runs in Women’s ODI (2024-25) | No. 24 | Medal | Smriti Mandhana | 1311 runs in 24 matches |
| 25 | Dilip Sardesai Award – Highest Wickets (Test India vs WI 2024-25) | No. 25 | Medal | Not played | — |
| 26 | Dilip Sardesai Award – Highest Runs (Test India vs WI 2024-25) | No. 26 | Medal | Not played | — |
| 27 | Best International Debut (Women) | No. 27 | Trophy | N Sree Charani | 4/12 vs England in T20I debut |
| 28 | Best International Debut (Men) | No. 28 | Trophy | Harshit Rana | 3 wickets in debut matches across formats |
| 29 | Best International Cricketer (Women) | No. 29 | Trophy | Smriti Mandhana | 1800 runs in 36 matches |
| 30 | Polly Umrigar Award – Best International Cricketer (Men) | No. 30 | Trophy | Shubman Gill | 1565 runs in 25 matches |
| 31 | Col. C.K. Nayudu Lifetime Achievement Award | No. 31 | Shield | Roger Binny | — |
| 32 | Col. C.K. Nayudu Lifetime Achievement Award | No. 32 | Shield | Rahul Dravid | — |
| 33 | BCCI Lifetime Achievement Award for Women | No. 33 | Shield | Mithali Raj | — |
“A defining highlight of the Naman Awards 2026 will be the felicitation of all five ICC trophy-winning Indian teams. This will be a historic first for Indian cricket. The BCCI will honour the senior men’s team that won the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 and ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026, the senior women’s team that won the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025, the men’s Under 19 team that won the ICC Under 19 World Cup 2026, and the women’s Under 19 team that won the ICC Under 19 World Cup 2025. This special recognition celebrates an extraordinary period of success for Indian cricket on the global stage,” the BCCI release stated.
