India Pace Speerhead Mohammed Siraj describes the shortlist for the Award of the ICC men’s player of the month for August 2025, after his explosive magic had turned the last test against England upside down and sealed a dramatic six-run victory for India.
Sirajs nine gates throughout the game darunter three the decisive last morning car for the fact that India spent the five-game series 2-2. His pieces of 4/86 and 5/104 underlined his influence of games and received a strong claim to the monthly honor.
The New Zealand Matt Henry and West Indies ‘Jayden’ Seales, Matt Henry and West Indian Islands come to Siraj. Henry, who judged the series of the series in Zimbabwe, returned characters from 9/90 and 7/56 in two destroying victories in Bulawayo. In the meantime, Seales played in the West Indies’ Landmark Odi series victory against Pakistan-Ihr first since 1991- with 10 gates, including a career best 6/18 in the serial decision.
On the side of the women, the shortlist Pakistan’s Muneeba Ali, Ireland’s Orla Prendergast and the Netherlands of Iris twin. Muneeba repaid a historic unbeaten century – only the second from a Pakistani dough in the WT20is – to seal the victory against Ireland. Until August, Prender guest delivered over formats and put together 244 runs and seven gates, including a player in the series at home against Pakistan. Zwilling impressed in the ICC -Women -WM -QUALIFICATIONS for women of the T20 World Championship and took 10 gates with an stingy economic rate of 4.65.
The winners are decided by a combination of fan votes and ballot papers from the ICC Voting Academy, which includes former players, journalists and channels. Fans can hand in their votes at ICC-Cricket.com/awards and contribute 10% of the final balance. The results will be announced in the second week of September on the digital ICC platforms.
*Election academy for the ICC player of the month:
Afghanistan: Javed Hamim; Australia: Daniel Cherny and Lisa Sthalkar; Bangladesh: Mazhar Uddin and MD Ariful Islam Roney; England: Chris Stocks and Lydia Greenway; Ireland: Ger Siggins and Clare Shillington; India: S Gomesh and Shivani Guppa; New Zealand: Craig Cumming; Pakistan: Saleem Khaliq and Sana Mir; South Africa: Zaahier Adams and Ashwell Prince; Sri Lanka: Danushka Aravinda and Farveeez Maharoof; West Indian Islands: Daren Ganga and Stacy Ann King; Zimbabwe: Lawrence Trusida; Others: Darren Allan Kyeyune and Kyle Coetzer.
