Ollie Robinson wins England cricketer of the year award
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 3 Nov, 19:50 · Archive
Ollie Robinson has won England's cricketer of the year award after taking 28 wickets at an average of 9.32 in his Test comeback.
Ollie Robinson has won the Bob Willis Trophy as England's cricketer of the year after a remarkable Test comeback. The 32-year-old pacer took 28 wickets at an average of just 9.32 across four appearances this summer, returning against New Zealand and Pakistan after spending two-and-a-half years out of favour with the selectors.
Robinson said receiving the award was 'a huge honour'. 'After spending such a long time away from the England side, to come back and have the summer I've had has been incredibly special,' he said. 'There were certainly some tough moments along the way, which makes receiving recognition like this mean even more.'
The 32-year-old is selected for a major role in England's winter red-ball programme, including tours to South Africa, Bangladesh and the 150th anniversary Test in Melbourne, and is expected to play in next year's Ashes campaign at home. Middlesex seamer Naavya Sharma won the young cricketer of the year award, while England spinner Tilly Corteen-Coleman, 19, won the women's young cricketer of the year prize after earning international debuts in both white-ball formats.

How it is being reported
- Stunning Test return wins paceman England honourEngland's cricketer of the year has been named as Ollie Robinson, who took 28 wickets at an astonishing average of just 9.32 over the Test summer.Perth Now · 3 Nov, 19:31
- Stunning Test return wins paceman England honourEngland's cricketer of the year has been named as Ollie Robinson, who took 28 wickets at an astonishing average of just 9.32 over the Test summer.The West Australian · 3 Nov, 19:31
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