Allan Border Medal

The Allan Border Medal is the biggest prize in Australian Cricket. It is named after former Australian captain Allan Border. It began in 2000 and it still going. The award ceremony takes place at the Crown Casino in Melbourne and are held towards the end of January or the start of February.

Related Topics:
Allan Border - Melbourne

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The medal winner have been:

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• 2000: Glenn McGrath
• 2001: Stephen Waugh
• 2002: Matthew Hayden
• 2003: Adam Gilchrist
• 2004: Ricky Ponting
• 2005: Michael Clarke

On Allan Border Medal night there are also other award such as Bradman Young Player of the Year, One Day International Player of the Year, Test Player of the Year, State Player of the Year and Women's International Player of the Year.

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The Medal winners for Test player of the Year are:

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• 2000: Glenn McGrath
• 2001: Colin Miller
• 2002: Matthew Hayden
• 2003: Ricky Ponting
• 2004: Ricky Ponting
• 2005: Damien Martyn

One Day Players of the Year are:

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• 2000: Shane Warne
• 2001: Glenn McGrath
• 2002: Ricky Ponting
• 2003: Adam Gilchrist
• 2004: Adam Gilchrist
• 2005: Andrew Symonds

Bradman Young Players of the Year are:

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• 2000: Brett Lee
• 2001: Nathan Bracken
• 2002: Shane Watson
• 2003: Nathan Hauritz
• 2004: Shaun Tait
• 2005: Mark Cosgrove

State Cricket Players of the Year are:

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• 2000: Darren Lehmann
• 2001: Darren Lehmann
• 2002: Darren Lehmann
• 2003: Martin Love
• 2004: Simon Katich
• 2005: Andy Bichel

Women International Cricket Players of the Year are:

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• 2002: Karen Rolton
• 2003: Karen Rolton
• 2004: Cathryn Fitzpatrick
• 2005: Karen Rollton