The Nominated For ICC Women’s Player Of The Month For June 2022, a pair of South African stars and a well-known big-game artist from England.
Shabnim Ismail of South Africa:-
The South African legend terrorized Ireland’s batsmen for most of June as he took a total of 11 wickets in the one-off three-match ODI series in Dublin.
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Ismail won 3/16 and the Player of the Match award in the opening game of the series and then backed him up with three wickets in the second match.
But it was in the third and final game of the series that the fast right-arm pacer really stood out as he claimed a second career five-wicket haul in one-day cricket and 5/8 in another major individual performance. Amazing figures were claimed.
It was no surprise that South Africa won the series 3–0 and Ismail claimed the Player of the Series award.
Marizanne Kapp of South Africa:-
While Ismail was dominating the white ball, his countryman was doing the same against England in a spirited red ball competition in Taunton.
And while Kapp is more famous for his exploits with the ball these days, the multi-talented 32-year-old became the brightest with the bat during one-off Tests.
Kapp scored 150 of South Africa’s 284 runs during the first innings, which remained steady throughout, while her teammates produced one of the best innings they have seen in women’s Test cricket.
But it wasn’t just in the first innings that Kapp performed as a stylish right-handed batsman. With a similarly stellar performance with an unbeaten 43 during the second innings to help the Proteas draw well in the rain. Can be organized- Affected competition.
England’s Nat Sciver
Kapp’s attempts with the bat were made by an England right-handed batsman. She scored her maiden Test century in the same match with an unbeaten 169.
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Sciver made a name for herself as a big-game player. With an outstanding century in the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup final against Australia earlier this year. Batted intelligently to help give England the upper hand in the four-day clash.
To top things off, Sciver trickled in with the valuable wicket of Lara Goodall on the opening day of the clash. And was awarded Player of the Match for his all-around efforts.
