ICC Decade Awards ; King Kohli Dominate and Appear in Every Nomination List of ICC Decade Awards.

ICC has released the nominees for icc decade awards candidates. It consist of 5 categories. Men’s player of the decade, Men’s ODI Player of the Decade, Men’s Test Player of the Decade, Men’s T20I Player of the Decade and ICC Spirit of Cricket Award of the Decade.

Unsurprisingly only cricketer that is nominated in all the category of icc decade awards is none other than King Virat Kohli.

Virat Kohli has scored more than 20 thousand runs in this decade (2010-19) which is not only most runs scored by an batsmen in one decade but also it is most runs scored in a decade ever in international cricket history.
It is most likely that majority of the awards will be won by virat Kohli due to his charismatic and consistent performance across all format in international cricket.

HERE IS THE LIST OF CATEGORIES AND NOMINEES OF ICC DECADE AWARD 2020.

Men’s Player of the Decade:
Virat Kohli (Indian) Ravichandran Ashwin (Indian), Joe Root (England), Kane Williamson (New Zealander), Steve Smith (Australian), AB de Villiers (South African), and Kumar Sangakkara (Sri Lankan).

Men’s Test Player of the Decade:
Virat Kohli (Indian), Kane Williamson (New Zealander), Steve Smith(australian) , James Anderson (England), Rangana Herath (Sri Lankan), and Yasir Shah (Pakistani).

Men’s ODI Player of the Decade: Virat Kohli (Indian), Lasith Malinga (Sri Lankan), Mitchell Starc (Australian), AB de Villiers(south African) , Rohit Sharma (Indian), MS Dhoni (Indian), and Kumara Sangakkara (Sri Lankan).

Men’s T20I Player of the Decade: Rashid Khan (Afghanistani), Virat Kohli (Indian), Imran Tahir (South African), Aaron Finch (Australian), Lasith Malinga (Sri Lankan), Chris Gayle (West Indies), and Rohit Sharma (Indian).

Spirit of Cricket Award of the Decade:
Virat Kohli (Indian), Kane Williamson (New Zealander), Brendon McCullum (New Zealander), Misbah-ul-Haq (Pakistani), MS Dhoni (Indian), Anya Shrubsole (England), Katherine Brunt (England), Mahela Jayawardene (Sri Lankan), and Daniel Vettori (New Zealander).

The winner of the awards would be decided on the basis of most vote received by the cricketer.