The Sir Garfield Sobers Trophy is a very prestigious cricket trophy awarded by the ICC to the best male cricketer of the year. This is a very prestigious award which was first given to Rahul Dravid in 2004. Babar Azam has received the award for the last time in 2022. Lets we will talk about Sir Garfield Sobers Trophy Winners List of All Time.
Ricky Ponting, Mitchell Johnson and Virat Kohli are the only 3 players who have won this trophy 2 times, all other players have won this trophy only once.
In this news article, SportsUnfold brings to you the list of Sir Garfield Sobers Trophy winners of all time. Stay tuned to SportsUnfold for more such informative news.
Winners List of Sir Garfield Sobers Trophy
The trophy is named after Sir Garfield Sobers, a former West Indies cricket captain. The name of the trophy was chosen by the penal of Richie Benaud, Sunil Gavaskar and Michael Holding.
The best Men’s cricketer of the year is selected by the Academy of 56 people. These include current national team captains, ICC umpires and referees, and former players and cricket correspondents.
Sir Garfield Sobers Trophy Winners list
Year | Team | Winner | Nominees |
2004 | India | Rahul Dravid | Andrew Flintoff ( England) Steve Harmison ( England)Shane Warne ( Australia) Jacques Kallis ( South Africa) Brian Lara ( West Indies)V. V. S. Laxman ( India)Ricky Ponting ( Australia)Muttiah Muralitharan ( Sri Lanka)Virender Sehwag ( India) |
2005 | South Africa | Jacques Kallis | Glenn McGrath ( Australia)Adam Gilchrist ( Australia)Inzamam-ul-Haq ( Pakistan)Rahul Dravid ( India)Shane Warne ( Australia) |
England | Andrew Flintoff | ||
2006 | Australia | Ricky Ponting | Andrew Flintoff ( England)Rahul Dravid ( India)Mahela Jayawardene ( Sri Lanka)Younis Khan ( Pakistan)Monty Panesar ( England)Brett Lee ( Australia)Makhaya Ntini ( South Africa)Adam Gilchrist ( Australia)Michael Hussey ( Australia) Mohammad Yousuf ( Pakistan) Muttiah Muralitharan ( Sri Lanka) Shane Warne ( Australia) |
2007 | Matthew Hayden ( Australia)Michael Hussey ( Australia)Jacques Kallis ( South Africa)Glenn McGrath ( Australia)Muttiah Muralitharan ( Sri Lanka)Kevin Pietersen ( England)Shaun Pollock ( South Africa)Kumar Sangakkara ( Sri Lanka)Mohammad Yousuf ( Pakistan) Shivnarine Chanderpaul ( West Indies) Mahela Jayawardene ( Sri Lanka) | ||
2008 | West Indies | Shivnarine Chanderpaul | Dale Steyn ( South Africa) Graeme Smith ( South Africa) Mahela Jayawardene ( Sri Lanka) |
2009 | Australia | Mitchell Johnson | Gautam Gambhir ( India) Thilan Samaraweera ( Sri Lanka) Andrew Strauss ( England) Shivnarine Chanderpaul ( West Indies)Tillakaratne Dilshan ( Sri Lanka)MS Dhoni ( India)Shakib Al Hasan ( Bangladesh)Graham Onions ( England)Kumar Sangakkara ( Sri Lanka)Harbhajan Singh ( India)Graeme Smith ( South Africa)Daniel Vettori ( New Zealand)AB de Villiers ( South Africa) |
2010 | India | Sachin Tendulkar | MS Dhoni ( India)Doug Bollinger ( Australia)Michael Clarke ( Australia)Ryan Harris ( Australia)Mitchell Johnson ( Australia)Jacques Kallis ( South Africa)Morné Morkel ( South Africa)Ricky Ponting ( Australia)Kumar Sangakkara ( Sri Lanka)Dale Steyn ( South Africa)Daniel Vettori ( New Zealand)AB de Villiers ( South Africa)Shane Watson ( Australia)Virender Sehwag ( India) Hashim Amla ( South Africa) Graeme Swann ( England) |
2011 | England | Jonathan Trott | Ian Bell ( England)Stuart Broad ( England)Graeme Swann ( England)Chris Tremlett ( England)James Anderson ( England)Shane Watson ( Australia)Dale Steyn ( South Africa) Alastair Cook ( England) Sachin Tendulkar ( India) |
2012 | Sri Lanka | Kumar Sangakkara | Saeed Ajmal ( Pakistan)Hashim Amla ( South Africa) Stuart Broad ( England)Michael Clarke ( Australia Alastair Cook ( England)Virat Kohli ( India)Vernon Philander ( South Africa) Stafanie Taylor ( West Indies) |
2013 | Australia | Michael Clarke | Alastair Cook ( England) James Anderson ( England) Hashim Amla ( South Africa) MS Dhoni ( India) Kumar Sangakkara ( Sri Lanka) |
2014 | Mitchell Johnson | AB de Villiers ( South Africa) Angelo Mathews ( Sri Lanka) Kumar Sangakkara ( Sri Lanka) | |
2015 | Steve Smith | — | |
2016 | India | Ravichandran Ashwin | — |
2017 | Virat Kohli | — | |
2018 | — | ||
2019 | England | Ben Stokes | — |
2021 | Pakistan | Shaheen Afridi | Joe Root ( England) Mohammad Rizwan ( Pakistan) Kane Williamson ( New Zealand) |
2022 | Babar Azam | Ben Stokes ( England) Sikandar Raza ( Zimbabwe) Tim Southee ( New Zealand) |
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