ICC Men’s Emerging Cricketer: India’s left-arm pacer Arshdeep Singh was nominated for the ICC Men’s Emerging Cricketer of the Year 2022 award on Wednesday. Along with him, left-arm pace all-rounder Marco Jansen of South Africa, Afghanistan’s opener Ibrahim Zadran, and New Zealand’s Finn Allen have also been nominated. Arshdeep was named to the shortlist only a few months after making his international debut. The southpaw has had success with both the new and old ball in 21 Twenty20 Internationals (T20Is) and has scalped 33 wickets at an average of 18.12. Follow cricket NEWS, LIVE updates & LIVE Scores with InsideSport.IN
- Arshdeep Singh has been nominated for the ICC Men’s Emerging Cricketer of the Year 2022 award
- Marco Jansen, Ibrahim Zadran and Finn Allen have also made it to the shortlist
- Arshdeep scalped 33 wickets in T20Is at an average of 18.12
- The award winner will be chosen by online fan voting and ICC Voting Academy
- Global cricket fans will have the chance to vote for their favourite stars of 2022
- Voting will commence early in January with the winners announced later in the month
ICC Men’s Emerging Cricketer: Arshdeep Singh has a fight on his hand, competes with Jansen, Zadran, Allen for ICC Award: Follow LIVE Updates
The left-arm quick was swiftly embraced by India’s national setup, building on a successful IPL career, and he made the most of the chance as the team sought to bounce back from a disastrous 2021 T20 World Cup. Additionally, the 23-year-old didn’t falter when given the white ball in Powerplay and death overs, despite pressure and criticism on social media after poor showing at the Asia Cup 2022.
Performance at the T20 World Cup in Australia: His performance against Pakistan at the T20 World Cup is maybe his most enduring memory. Arshdeep’s pace and swing enabled him to remove Babar Azam with the first ball he faced leg before and dismiss Mohammad Rizwan in the following over. In the final overs, he came back to dismiss Asif Ali, ending with 3/32 from his four overs.
Marco Jansen, Ibrahim Zadran and Finn Allen make it to the Shortlist
South African left-arm seamer Marco Jansen strengthened the already potent bowling attack with 36 Test wickets throughout the season. Zadan from Afghanistan scored 367 runs in T20I and 431 runs in ODI, including three centuries. Allen had a fantastic year after playing in his maiden T20I in 2021. He scored 387 runs in ODIs and 411 runs in T20Is.
Voting
The voting for the ICC Awards 2022 will then in the first few days of January 2023, and a larger group of international media representatives—the ICC Voting Academy—will submit their choices alongside international cricket fans, who will once again be encouraged to vote for their favourites at icc-cricket.com. The winner will be decided by adding the results of the ICC Voting Academy selections and the fan vote.
How to Vote?
- Fans registered with the ICC can vote via the ICC website
- The Voting Academy submit their votes by email and hold a 90 per cent share of the vote
- Fans vote account for the 10 per cent share of vote
- The winner will be announced in the late January
ICC Men’s Emerging Cricketer: Arshdeep Singh has a fight on his hand, competes with Jansen, Zadran, Allen for ICC Award: Follow LIVE Updates
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