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Proven: India, England players rule cricket

November 20, 2011 09:24

It was Jonathon Trott's night. Well almost. The England player was adjudged the International Cricketer of the Year at the Ceat Awards ceremony. There was a long line of Indian players at the podium too. (AFP, AP and Agency images)

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It was Jonathon Trott's night. Well almost. The England player was adjudged the International Cricketer of the Year at the Ceat Awards ceremony. There was a long line of Indian players at the podium too. (AFP, AP and Agency images)
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Trott was at the receiving end of two awards. The other award was for being adjudged the International Batsman of the Year.
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Teammate James Anderson was also present and he was presented with the International Bowler of the Year award.
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That is where the England players had to be content. There was a mix of youth and experience from India from here on. Virat Kohli was adjudged International Youngster of the Year.
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Suresh Raina, who led India on the tour of West Indies, proved he was a class act when it came to the shortest format of cricket. He was adjudged the International T20 player of the Year.
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Left-handed opener Gautam Gambhir walked away with the Match-Winning Innings of the Year honour for his superb 97 in the World Cup final against Sri Lanka.
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Virender Sehwag and wrist-magician V V S Laxman were honoured with special awards for completing 10 years in international cricket and for their huge contribution to Indian cricket.
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The two veterans of Indian cricket pose for the camera with Sunil Gavaskar, a legend in his own right.
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Off the stage however, the Indian cricketers were deeply involved with the proceedings as well.
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Virat Kohli is seen here listening to the presentation.
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There was something to cheer for West Indies cricket fans as well. Former West Indian fast-bowler Courtney Walsh won the Lifetime Achievement Award for the 2010-11 season.

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