ICC Women’s Player Of The Month For September 2024 Named

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Tammy Beaumont, England’s star opening batter, received the ICC Women’s Player of the Month award for September 2024, defeating Ireland’s Aimee Maguire and UAE all-rounder Esha Oza. Beaumont was in superb form in September, dominating for England in both white-ball formats during their trip to Ireland. It helped Beaumont win his second monthly award, as the 33-year-old right-hander previously won it in February 2021.

Beaumont proved she is still a force in international cricket with a string of strong performances during England’s white-ball tour to Ireland. Since Maia Bouchier in March, Beaumont is the first English player to win ICC Women’s Player of the Month. Tammy Beaumont excelled with 279 runs in five matches against Ireland in September.

Beaumont’s Performance Astounds ICC

Tammy Beaumont’s greatest performance came in the second One-Day International when she hit a brilliant 150 off 139 balls. She achieved a fifty-second century in the most recent ODI. She scored 27 and 40 in the T20I series, which ended in a tie. Also, Beaumont’s achievements have cemented her status as one of the greatest cricket players in England. In ODIs, she has amassed 4,094 runs at a remarkable average of 40.94.

And also with 10 hundred and 21 fifties to her record. The 33-year-old has 1,859 runs in T20 internationals, including ten fifties and a century. Beaumont is one of England’s best hitters across all formats. The ICC Women’s Player of the Month title was up for grabs with another player, Aimee Maguire. Her performance in cricket contests is well-known, as is her skill.

Beaumont Debut in ICC Events

Tammy Beaumont made her debut for the county in early 2007, batting fifth. The same year, she was nominated to the England Development Squad for the European Championship, but she struggled. Beaumont scored 7 and 8 against the Netherlands and Ireland, respectively. She was a fixture in the England squad for several years but struggled to make an impression on the international stage.

She was also picked for the ICC Women’s Young Cricketers program in 2012, and in May 2014, the 33-year-old was one of 18 players to get a professional contract. She also serves as a coaching ambassador for Chance to Shine. After two successful journeys as captain of the ICC England Women’s Academy squad, to Sri Lanka in February 2014 and the UAE in April 2015, new coach Mark Robinson chose her to open the batting in the 2016 World T20.

Tammy Beaumont performed superbly throughout the campaign, hitting 138 runs and receiving Player of the Match in England’s group stage victory over the West Indies. A spectacular summer versus Pakistan ensued, with 484 runs in the ODI and T20 series. This includes her stunning international century, which guaranteed her England berth for the foreseeable future.

The Bottom Line

Every month, the ICC nominates athletes who compete in men’s and women’s categories throughout the world in honor of their outstanding accomplishments. The winner for that particular month is finally chosen from among them. Tammy Beaumont is the September 2024 ICC Women’s Player of the Month because of her incredible achievements in limited-overs and Test cricket. Huge congratulations to Tammy Beaumont!

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Article originally written by Zartash Zulfiqar.